Although we live in a world dominated by science and technology, there are still certain types of human behaviour which defy rational explanation. Each book in the "Great Mysteries" series delves into the depths of the unknown, presenting some aspect of the occult or supernatural supported by artwork and an informative text which assesses the evidence and invites readers to draw their own conclusions. This text examines the supernatural powers which people claim to possess and attempts to discover whether people can really ...
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Although we live in a world dominated by science and technology, there are still certain types of human behaviour which defy rational explanation. Each book in the "Great Mysteries" series delves into the depths of the unknown, presenting some aspect of the occult or supernatural supported by artwork and an informative text which assesses the evidence and invites readers to draw their own conclusions. This text examines the supernatural powers which people claim to possess and attempts to discover whether people can really talk to the dead, move objects by brain power, dowse for water or predict future disasters. The author focuses on famous case histories such as the flying monk of Copertino to Uri Geller and Doris Stokes, the media medium.
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