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True-Life Encounters Series
Unexplained Natural Phenomena
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304 pages, Paperback
First published May 1, 1999
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April 8, 2017
This was a lot more interesting than I was expecting. The book has been well written, Keith Tutt has kept his own beliefs out and focused on facts, other people theories and the history of various phenomena, he has kept things well balanced.
The book has been split into three parts.
Part 1: Powers of the mind. This section was the most interesting for me, a lot of scientific experiments have been carried out to prove/disprove things like Levitation, Thoughtography and spiritual healing. This last part is something I sort of believe, if I put the effort in when suffering from Man-flu I can start to feel better. Some of the experiments that have been carried out on healing are extremely tough to disprove, I think this was the only phenomena in the book I was sold on. Tutt does a good job of presenting the two sides of each argument, leaving you to make up your own mind.
Part 2: Mysterious Beings. You need a bit more belief for this section. I need to see things with my own eyes before I believe in aliens visiting earth, yeti or big foot. So many times these have been proved as a hoax I'm never gonna believe a photo. There is quite a bit of history covered in this section as Tutt tells us reports written centuries ago about strange creatures that had been found.
Part 3: Incredible Happenings. For me synchronicity and coincidence was the most interesting part of the whole book, we've all experienced coincidence before in the past and to read just how crazy this can get for some people is one of the reasons you gotta check out this book.
The book has been split into three parts.
Part 1: Powers of the mind. This section was the most interesting for me, a lot of scientific experiments have been carried out to prove/disprove things like Levitation, Thoughtography and spiritual healing. This last part is something I sort of believe, if I put the effort in when suffering from Man-flu I can start to feel better. Some of the experiments that have been carried out on healing are extremely tough to disprove, I think this was the only phenomena in the book I was sold on. Tutt does a good job of presenting the two sides of each argument, leaving you to make up your own mind.
Part 2: Mysterious Beings. You need a bit more belief for this section. I need to see things with my own eyes before I believe in aliens visiting earth, yeti or big foot. So many times these have been proved as a hoax I'm never gonna believe a photo. There is quite a bit of history covered in this section as Tutt tells us reports written centuries ago about strange creatures that had been found.
Part 3: Incredible Happenings. For me synchronicity and coincidence was the most interesting part of the whole book, we've all experienced coincidence before in the past and to read just how crazy this can get for some people is one of the reasons you gotta check out this book.
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