Writing Worth Reading
Writing Worth Reading
There is simply a huge database going back decades looking at the human ability to convey information to other people at a distance, and also to acquire information from people at a distance and outside the present moment. Dean is a pioneer, and a group of studies have now been replicated by researchers around the world that are called ‘pre-sentiment’ studies.
Is the second book you’ve chosen by Dean Radin, The Conscious Universe, different, or is it an expansion of the same theme?
It’s an expansion of the same theme. Dr Radin’s books all go into the scientific evidence for his view that consciousness is not restricted to brain, body or the present moment.
It sounds very religious.
It can be religious. Many people would relate this to the idea of the soul, but it would be a mistake to put Radin’s books in the religious category as he certainly doesn’t intend them in that way. Although, if people find religious meaning in the books, I’m sure he would have no objection to that.
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A graduate of the University of Texas at Austin, Dr Dossey worked as a pharmacist while earning his MD from Southwestern Medical School in Dallas. Before completing his residency, he served as a battalion surgeon in Vietnam, where he was decorated for valour. Dr Dossey helped establish the Dallas Diagnostic Association, the largest group of internal medicine practitioners in that city, and was Chief of Staff of Medical City Dallas Hospital in 1982. An education steeped in traditional Western medicine did not prepare Dr Dossey for patients who were blessed with ‘miracle cures’, remissions that clinical medicine could not explain. He has written a large number of books on ‘non-local’ consciousness and the power of the mind.
