The Psyche As Interaction: Electromagnetic Patterns of Conscious Energy

by Manya J. Long

The Psyche as Interaction begins as a journey to explain one person’s paranormal experiences. Manya Long looks closely at the fields of mathematics, physics, psychology, music, religion, neurophysiology and parapsychology. Along the way she finds many things connecting each of these fields together. Her intention when she began was merely to answer questions about her own unique experiences. However, she quickly realized what she was looking at had the potential to change the way we all view the world. This book explains her journey, findings, and the conclusions she came to

250 pages, Kindle Edition

First published January 1, 2007

Reviews

[Calla]

An enjoyable, well-researched book. Some of the details went over my head, because I am not as familiar with the subject matter as the author, however the conclusion that she reached was very interesting, and affected my perception of how my reality is formed and the implications of my thoughts on the shared consciousness.

[Nye]

Pure gibberish. The worst kind of crackpottery.

Gives science and math a bad name, and promulgates wilful ignorance and psuedoscience. The author should be ashamed at her blatant disregard for the shoulders of giants she stands on, just to see nothing past her own navel.

[Brent Soderstrum]

I won this book through GoodReads First Read program.

This book was not for me. It deals with the paranormal and attempts to justify its existence through many different avenues. You can dress up a pig in a nice suit but that doesn't change it from being a pig.

[Tina]

A very interesting but hard read. Not for a casual book read