Beyond Space and Time: An ESP Casebook, edited by Martin Ebon, offers an intriguing exploration into the phenomena of extrasensory perception, telepathy, and prophecy. This volume compiles true experiences in prophecy and telepathy, presenting documented cases that attest to the scientific and experiential validity of these extraordinary abilities. Originally published by The New American Library in 1967, this edition was released as a Book Club Edition, making it a notable collectible for enthusiasts of parapsychology and metaphysical studies.
Martin Ebon, a respected figure in the field of parapsychology and a faculty member of the New School for Social Research, brings together a compelling selection of case studies that challenge the boundaries of conventional science. The book delves into how certain individuals have transmitted messages mind-to-mind and foreseen specific future events, providing readers with a fascinating insight into the potential of the human mind beyond ordinary constraints. This edition, printed in the United States and published simultaneously in Canada, retains the original cover art and typographic style, ideal for collectors and readers interested in the paranormal and ESP research.
