Synopsis
THE ENCYCLOPEDIC PSYCHIC DICTIONARY is a monumental technical work unequalled in the fields of parapsychology, occult sciences, and holistic philosophy. Compiled for researcher, student, or professional, it boasts over nine thousand entries arranged in a comprehensive, annotated, user-friendly manner, and is fully cross-referenced. The material in the DICTIONARY spans over four millennia of thought, from the ancient Teachers of Wisdom to the brain researchers of the present. By relating newly-coined terms to language of the past, the DICTIONARY removes the twin veils of mystification and sensationalism which for so long hav e impeded understanding of the psychic sciences. The reader may then apply this understanding to every aspect of human experience, from that of mundane daily guidance to the ultimate goal of spiritual evolution.
About the Author
June G. Bletzer. Ph.D., has been a student and teacher of metaphysics for over four decades. Seeking a reference tool to aid in her own research and finding none, she then wrote the DICTIONARY to fill that void. Dr. Bletzer is a noted teacher in the fields of parapsychology, dream analysis, hypnotherapy, holistic health, and psychic development. Hundreds of students have benefited from her courses at the Psychic Research Institute of Florida, which she founded in 1978. Dr. Bletzer has also been director for accredited course work in parapsychology at St. John's University, St. Petersburg.
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