The Inner Explorers
On Tom Campbell's Theory of Everything, consciousness as the fundamental substrate of reality, the universe as a digital information system, entropy reduction as the evolutionary imperative, and why the physicist who trained with Monroe ended up with a model that explains everything the mystics said
The Inner Explorers
On the man who proved non-local consciousness in a laboratory, the government that funded twenty years of research because it worked, the protocol he invented that made it operational, and what he believed he had actually encountered at the far end of the practice.
The Inner Explorers
On Itzhak Bentov's vibratory mechanics of consciousness, the body as resonant instrument, the standing wave that the mystics call enlightenment, and why the physics of the pendulum turns out to be the physics of the soul.
The Inner Explorers
On the accidental explorer who fell out of his body and spent thirty years mapping where he went, the technology he built to get others there, and why the territory he described keeps matching what every mystical tradition has reported from the other direction.