Multidimensional Mind: Remote Viewing in Hyperspace

Characterizing the mind as a maze with multiple pathways, Jean Millay explores the realms of sensory perception, resonance, trance, memory, logic, and belief.

Jean Millay, working with the well-known psychologist Stanley Krippner, earned her doctorate in Human Sciences at Saybrook Graduate School and Research Center in San Francisco. She and Dr. Tim Scully created the Brainwave Biofeedback Light Sculpture which was exhibited at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in 1972 and formed the initial basis of her extensive research on brainwave synchronization and remote viewing. She taught in several California public schools and for many years served as President of the Parapsychology Research Group. Dr. Millay was one of the editors and a contributor to the anthology, Silver Threads: Twenty-five Years of Parapsychology Research (Praeger, 1993).