There's nothing 'para' about paranormal
Based on the results of 5,000 case histories, 2,000 questionnaires, 1,500 telephone interviews and a decade of experiments involving 20,000 people, Mr. Sheldrake asserts that intuition is not paranormal, but rather a normal function drawn from our biological past.
This experiment he's performing with me is just one of many he uses to explain his theory that the mind is not confined to the brain, but extends outside the body and actually connects with other images and beings, in some sort of stretchable morphic field.
"I'm saying the mind is more than the brain, just like a magnetic field is more extensive than a magnet,' explains the London-based scientist, who has a PhD in biochemistry from Cambridge University.
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