The Field: The Quest for the Secret Force of the Universe

On The Field, to quote Wayne Dyer. "One of the most powerful and enlightening books I have ever read. A magnificent job representing the hard evidence for what spiritual Masters have been telling us for centuries" I Love the Way Lynn McTaggart presented the evidence! It is in a clear and Concise manner that the general layman can understand! And it was a Really Awesome read! Thank- You Lynn McTaggart

Usualmente vemos libros que desde el punto de vista espiritual tratan de explicar ciertos "fenomenos" de manera física. En este libro se toma el punto de vista de la física y se dan bases de lo que ya muchos saben sobre la espiritualidad. Un gran libro para dos tipos de personas: personas de mente investigativa y racional que quieren buscar una posible razón para creer en lo que otros buscan en la espiritualidad. Y personas que estan en busca de su espiritualidad y quieren darles bases científicas para complementar y reforzar sus creencias.

McTaggart brings together many of the scientific discoveries of the 20/21st century that don't fit neatly into the box, and drive the editors of peer reviewed journals to their Pepto Bismol. Quantum physicists around the world are embarrassing their colleagues with such suggestions that the quantum field, or zero point field, is a quantum soup that connects all of us, enabling shared thoughts, dreams, clairvoyance, remote viewing, dream influencing, mental influencing of random number generators and the potential of an untapped energy that science has only dreamed of. McTaggart also looks at the evidence that is beginning to point to the existance of the human energy field by way of Kirlian imaging, Popp's photon emissions from DNA (the human as a being of light), and Benveniste's wonderful experiments on the vibrational signature of matter (involving the much debated nature of homeopathic substances, where nothing of the original substance remains, except for the vibration of where it was). Heresy! cries the world's leading universities. Don'cha love mainstream science?! McTaggart reports from the coalface of the physics faculties of the world, making the discoveries simple enough for lay people to understand and fanning the flames of the debate as to what lies between the smallest quantum particles that make up you, me and the universe, and is everything connected and enfolded a la Bohm at the most infinite level?

In The Field, the author takes the reader along on a quest to understand the metaphysics that underlie our perceived universe. This book mainly reviews the data and theories of scientists exploring new paradigms in physics, consciousness, and subtle energy fields. While the evidence in these areas is open to theoretical interpretation, the findings consistently disprove dominant materialistic and mechanistic notions about life and the universe. The Field makes it evident that a deep analysis of scientific paradigms will lead those seeking a greater truth into the realm of metaphysics and consciousness, which have traditionally been the terrain of mystics, philosophers and spiritual seekers. This book provides an excellent overview of the most important developments in the sciences that examine the most vital issues of existence. This book is also great for challenging materialists and even some religious fanatics, as it documents contradictions to widely held beliefs.