Your Electro-Vibratory Body: A Study of the Life Force As

Your Electro-Vibratory Body: A Study of the Life Force As Electro-Vibratory Phenomena (The Supersensitive Life of Man)
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A Study Of The Life Force. People like Einstein who forever push the mind onward to new frontiers are responsible for the breakthroughs that usher in some new leap in Man's evolution. Today, a network of scientists across the globe continue probing the outer limits of physics asnd the fascinating depths of the human body. In an endeavor to verify and prove in modern terms the true nature of existence they venture beyond the attitude that the unknown is therefore impossible. Here Victor Beasley documents for us the research and findings of a nucleus of pioneers that includes such notables as Alice Bailey, George De La Warr, Christopher Hills, Humphrey Osmond, Sulman and Krueger and Nikola Tesla. The accounts presented in this volume are concerned with the possible influence which certain radiational or "electro-vibratory" forces might exert upon human behavior. The term "electro-vibratory" is meant to have a generic application. Hence, with an "electro-vibratory" concept, the attempt is to reflect an identity which is thought to be common to the different forces, all whose promulgation is understood to involve the vibration, oscillation, or radiation of energy, and whose composition, whether at a physical or meta-physical level of inquiry, is thought to entail charged electrons or similar particles.

Country	USA
Author	Victor R. Beasley
Binding	Paperback
Brand	Brand: University of the Trees Press
EAN	9780916438272
Edition	3
Feature	Used Book in Good Condition
ISBN	0916438279
IsEligibleForTradeIn	1
Label	University of the Trees Press
Manufacturer	University of the Trees Press
NumberOfItems	1
NumberOfPages	292
PublicationDate	1979-06-01
Publisher	University of the Trees Press
Studio	University of the Trees Press
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Your Electro-Vibratory Body: A Study of the Life Force As Electro-Vibratory Phenomena (The Supersensitive Life of Man)