Perfect Timing : Mastery of Time Perception and Performance Excellence

Master the Metaphysics of Time

Time is not independent of human awareness. With heightened awareness, intent, and will power, you can learn to master time perception for personal excellence.

 How would you like to run faster, think more quickly, and project yourself instantly wherever you want to go? This book will show you the secrets of athletes who "freeze" time to accomplish amazing feats, and of investors who seize opportunities at the perfect moment. You will witness ordinary people enter heightened states of awareness that saved their lives. And you will learn to change and shape time, with complete instructions on how to:

·Reach higher consciousness
·Astral project
·Bilocate
·Heal at a distance
·Meditate
·Practice remote viewing

   All things are possible, once you learn the secrets of Perfect Timing.

Von Braschler, age 53, is a lifelong Theosophist who helped start and operate a self-syndicated radio network of programs on esoteric subjects as well as a newspaper syndication system.

Braschler has traveled the country conducting workshops on energetic healing, meditation, and kirlian photography. With regards to his workshops, he has been interviewed by television, radio, and newspapers, including the Bob Hieronimus Radio Show and the Minneapolis StarTribune newspaper.

After graduating from the University of Washington in 1971, Braschler started his own newspaper on an island in Alaska and later published a magazine in the north Seattle area. Later, he served as general manager of the Jackson Hole Guide and as publisher of the Sandy Post in Oregon. He has also served as both editor and publisher of various specialty magazines in the home shelter market.

Today, Braschler lives in St. Paul, Minnesota, and is a certified massage therapist, specializing in pet massage, and works in property management.

His new book, Perfect Timing: Mastering Time Perception for Personal Excellence, investigates time manipulation and how we can control our perception of it. The book draws on a wide variety of sources, taking a look at true masters of time: