A fascinating glimpse into the world of psychic research and unexplained phenomena as it was viewed in the early 1970s.

Dorothy Bomar Bradley and physician Robert A. Bradley, M.D., explore reports of extrasensory perception, precognition, telepathy, and other paranormal experiences, examining accounts from both experiencers and investigators. Blending popular science, personal testimony, and the era’s growing interest in consciousness studies, this vintage volume captures a time when the boundaries between psychology, spirituality, and the unexplained were being actively explored.