The Paranormal Sourcebook: A Complete Guide to All Things Otherwordly

Clairvoyance, telepathy, time travel, divination, psychic healing, ghosts and poltergeists, and dream interpretation are just a handful of the fascinating subjects explored in this thoroughly researched, up-to-date investigation of the strange and inexplicable.

According to numerous dictionaries, the paranormal is described as events that occur without scientific explanation. According to coauthors Charles Sellier and Joe Meier, the paranormal is described as events that are simply beyond the scope of science, such as ghosts, astrology, remote viewing, near-death experiences, and UFO's. In this conversational sourcebook, the authors tackle these phenomena with gusto, bringing historical accounts, their own experiences, and lofty theories into play. Don't expect to find scientific proof about the existence of the paranormal. Do, however, expect to find some lively discussions about Edgar Cayce and Nostradamus as well as tales of crystal skulls and psychics who can sniff out criminals. There's even a delicious Hollywood section with tidbits such as the fact that Mae West wrote scripts under the direction of a spirit guide. Believers will be enchanted, while skeptics will probably remain firmly unconvinced. --Tara West