books about: psychokinesis

books about: psychokinesis

books:

Psychokinesis

William Sleator

Puffin, 2000

Excellent book!
I read this book almost 20 years ago and I still remember it to this day. If you really want to get a youngster hooked on reading, this is the book to get them. I was about 12 years old when I read this and I couldn't put it down (finished it in a day). I have since ...

The Lost One (Daughters of the Moon 6)

Lynne Ewing

Volo (Hyperion), 2001

The Found One
The Lost One introduces us to Tianna Moore, an amnesiac on the run, who somehow has a connection with the Daughters of the Moon. But what? When I first saw this, I wasn't so sure that this idea was going to work, or if I was even going to like it. I'm so glad I was ...

The Intention Experiment: Using Your Thoughts to Change Your Life and the World

Lynne McTaggart

Free Press, 2008

Our Power is in Our Thoughts
Based very much on the principles of the Law of Attraction...which in essence tells us that, that which we focus on, think about is what we draw into our lives. This book does a wonderful job pointing out the need to live in the now; consciousness is the key. I do ...

The Witling

Vernor Vinge

Tor Books, 2006

An excellent light SF adventure
An excellent light SF adventure. Our heroes are captured on a medieval planet where it turns out the locals have telekinetic powers. Lacking such powers, our heroes are regarded as inferior "witlings". Vinge, as usual, writes well and has thought things through in ...

The Girl With the Silver Eyes (Apple Paperbacks)

Willo Davis Roberts

Scholastic, 1991

Highly recommended for extremely gifted children 6 & up
This book was written in 1980, but I read it for the first time eleven years later. Honestly, I picked it up because of the cover. *g* I was on a paranormal kick after having read Anne McCaffery's To Ride a Pegasus and Pegasus in Flight (both good books, but the second ...

The Limits of Influence

Stephen E. Braude

University Press of America, 1996

Challenging, thought provoking, and persuasive
In "The Limits of Influence," Dr. Braude presents compelling examples and arguments to support not only the validity of non-experimental psi evidence, but also its potential value as the basis for development of a theoretical framework for psychokinesis. He includes ...

Hunter's Salvation (The Hunters, Book 10)

Shiloh Walker

Berkley Sensation, 2007

She writes what she knows...
A fun, fast and hot read.If you have read Shiloh Walker in the past then you know this is one of her hottest. If you have never read her, you can't go wrong. Though I would suggest to try to read her previous books in order. The best paranormal erotic writer around.

Candles Burning

Tabitha King, Ph.D., Michael McDowell

Berkley, 2007

Long awaited
I fell in love years ago with Michael McDowell's Blackwater series, and was so sad to hear he had passed away, but what a lovely tribute that Tabitha stepped to finish it, you won't be disappointed, it is a haunting and wonderful read. Thanks.

Best Evidence: An Investigative Reporter's Three-Year Quest to Uncover the Best Scientific Evidence for ESP, ...

Michael L Schmicker

AuthorHouse, 2002

Chock full of information and references
If you want a book that has details and specific studies and bunches and bunches of references on Psi phenomena, this is it. MICHAEL SCHMICKER gives the casual skeptic and the believer all the details and information anyone could want on a multitude of topics. From the ...

Superstition

David Ambrose

Grand Central Publishing, 1998

I liked it
I liked this book, but in the end it got to be a bit scary. Unfortunately the ending is confusing, but definitely a must read

Why Your Psychic Exercises May Not be Working (Psychic Phenomena Paper), 2008

In this paper Metaphysicist Dr. Theresa M. Kelly addresses predominant reasons why certain psychic exercises may not be working for you. Contents · Why Your Psychic Exercises May Not be Working · Unobtainable Goals · Not Knowing the Laws Excerpt:"The number one reason kinetics and psychics can not reach an exercise goal is because they are ...

Jim LaMarche

Chronicle Books, 2006

THIS BOOK IS GREAT!
UP IS AN AMAZING BOOK! I LOVE IT! THE PICTURES ARE AMAZING! THEY ARE MAGICAL AND SO REALISTIC! IF THE CHARACTER IS UPSET THE COLORS GET DARKER! IF THE CHARACTER GETS HAPPY THE COLORS GET BRIGHTER! THIS BOOK IS SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO COOL!

The PK Zone: A Cross-Cultural Review of Psychokinesis (PK)

Pamela Rae Heath

iUniverse, 2003

Outstanding overview of PK
This is by far the most comprehensive study of psychokinesis that I have come across. The author, despite being an academic, writes in an easy manner that makes the book a joy to read. The book starts with PK through the ages, covering such areas as levitation, ...

The Conscious Mind and the Material World: On Psi, the Soul and the Self

Douglas M. Stokes

McFarland & Company, 2007

Author's Overview
In the interest of full disclosure, this review may not be entirely unbiased, as I am the author. This book examines the possible nature of the soul or self in light of modern scientific research, including neuroscience, quantum mechanics and cosmology. It also ...

PK / Psychokinesis
Dick Sutphen, 2002

74-Minute Course With Two Altered-State Meditations Mentally move objects, influence dice, bend metal, produce visual images on film, alter temperature, and much more. Anyone can develop PK abilities by invoking the proper techniques, practicing, starting off with small exercises and then expanding their "mind over matter" potentials. ...