Stalking the Wild Pendulum: On the Mechanics of Consciousness

Itzhak Bentov

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Preface by William A. Tyler Introduction 1. Sound, Waves and Vibration 2. A Look Through a Supermicroscope 3. A Morse Code of Action and Rest 4. An Experiment with Time 5. Quantity and Quality of Consciousness 6. Relative Realities 7. The Parable of the Bicycle 8. A Model of the Universe 9. The How to of Intuitive Knowledge 10. Some Reflections on the Creator Epilogue Appendix: Stresses and the Body Introduction The Physio-kundalini Syndrome Appendix Bibliography

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