First published in 1981, Mind Over Matter stems from Kit Pedler?s TV series of the same name and is an engrossing, open-minded survey of all aspects of the paranormal. It controversially suggests that metal-bending, telepathy, precognition and out-of-body experiences may not after all be the domain of frauds alone. Although criticised over the years, the book still fills the readers with creativity and wonder, and maybe even provides some explanation for inexplicable events in life.

Table of Contents:

Acknowledgements Illustrations Introduction 1. Evidence, Experiments and Bigots 2. Physics: Sense and Nonsense 3. Things Remotely Seen 4. Elastic Time and the Patent Clerk 5. Mind Talk 6. The Clock that Drooped 7. Spoon Benders and Others 8. Realities that Failed 9. The ?I? that I Think With 10. Minds on a Journey 11. Sheep, Goats and Philip 12. Healers, Hands and Doctors 13. The Whole is Greater than the Parts 14. Ways of Knowing Index

Religious sciences in general

Magic, occultism, dream analysis, divination

Parapsychology, paranormal phenomena

Further readings in sprituality

Psychology theory

Religious sciences in general (charity campaign)

Magic, occultism, dream analysis, divination (charity campaign)

Parapsychology, paranormal phenomena (charity campaign)

Further readings in sprituality (charity campaign)

Psychology theory (charity campaign)

Mind Over Matter

First published in 1981, Mind Over Matter stems from Kit Pedler?s TV series of the same name and is an engrossing, open-minded survey of all aspects of the paranormal.