Minds Without Boundaries
Condition: SECONDHAND
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Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: Very good
Pages: Tanning and foxing
What lies beyond the known limits of human consciousness? Minds Without Boundaries by Stuart Holroyd takes readers on a rigorous and fascinating journey into the outer reaches of the human mind, chronicling phenomena that conventional science has long struggled to explain — from extrasensory perception and telepathy to out-of-body experiences and altered states of consciousness. Holroyd presents each subject with a balance of intellectual curiosity and critical scrutiny, drawing on historical accounts, scientific experiments, and cross-cultural traditions to build a compelling case that the mind may be capable of far more than modern materialist frameworks allow. Holroyd's prose is authoritative yet accessible, positioning this work as both a serious inquiry and an invitation to reconsider the boundaries of human potential. Rooted in the tradition of psychical research that captivated thinkers from William James to Carl Jung, the book argues that dismissing paranormal experience out of hand is itself an act of intellectual laziness. Whether one approaches it as a skeptic or a true believer, Minds Without Boundaries unsettles assumptions and leaves the reader wondering: if the mind truly has no boundaries, what might we yet discover lurking just beyond the edge of perception?
Author: Stuart Holroyd
Format: Hardback
Genre: Psychology
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: Very good
Pages: Tanning and foxing
What lies beyond the known limits of human consciousness? Minds Without Boundaries by Stuart Holroyd takes readers on a rigorous and fascinating journey into the outer reaches of the human mind, chronicling phenomena that conventional science has long struggled to explain — from extrasensory perception and telepathy to out-of-body experiences and altered states of consciousness. Holroyd presents each subject with a balance of intellectual curiosity and critical scrutiny, drawing on historical accounts, scientific experiments, and cross-cultural traditions to build a compelling case that the mind may be capable of far more than modern materialist frameworks allow. Holroyd's prose is authoritative yet accessible, positioning this work as both a serious inquiry and an invitation to reconsider the boundaries of human potential. Rooted in the tradition of psychical research that captivated thinkers from William James to Carl Jung, the book argues that dismissing paranormal experience out of hand is itself an act of intellectual laziness. Whether one approaches it as a skeptic or a true believer, Minds Without Boundaries unsettles assumptions and leaves the reader wondering: if the mind truly has no boundaries, what might we yet discover lurking just beyond the edge of perception?