This book will attempt to describe some of the advances made since publication of New Worlds Beyond the Atom* which gave an account of de la Warr’s earlier work. The whole thing constitutes the beginning of a new science.
Before this can be understood we shall have to consider the position of the physical and biological sciences today which are struggling to escape from the Iron Maiden of materialism. In particular we must see how the basic framework of the Universe, into which materialism attempts to cram phenomena, is far too limited. We shall have to stretch our thinking to embrace a multidimensional Universe if we are to find room for intangible things, such as thought and emotion, which cannot forever be excluded from Science.
Author(s): George de la Warr; Langston Day
Year: 1966
Language: English
Pages: 177
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Cover
Title
(c) 1966
Contents
PART ONE
1. Crisis
2. The Iron Maiden of Materialism
3. Force Fields
4. The Pre-physical World
5. Across the Frontier
6. Why does the Box work?
7. Some Practical Proof
8. Treating Animals
9. Blessing and Cursing Plants
10. Two kinds of Music
11. Instruments and Operators
12. The Temperamental Camera
13. Clouds of Particles?
14. Gruelling Tests
15. The Storm Breaks
PART TWO
1. After the Battle
2. Thought, Light and Sound
3. Psychosomatic Force Fields and Nodal Points
4. The Mysteries of Absorption
5. Hope for Rheumatics
6. Murder most foul
7. War against Nature
8. Visit to Ghana
9. Towards a New Science
Appendix
