Breakthroughs

in Technical Spirit Communication

by

Parapsychologist Dr. Theo Locher
CH-2555 Bruegg/Biel, Switzerland

and

Experimenter Maggy Harsch-Fischbach
L-1027 Luxembourg


Translated to English by Hans Heckmann
Edited by Mark Macy

Published by Continuing Life Research
P.O. Box 11036, Boulder Colorado 80301, USA

Copyright 1997 by Continuing Life Research

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To decrease the downloadtime we have split the whole book in 2 parts. Please make your choice by clicking on the link (part #1 or part #2).


Contents part #1    (250 KB)

Book Introduction One by Dr Theo Locher

Book Introduction Two by Prof Dr Ernst Senkowski

Chapter One:
What in the world (and beyond) is going on?

by Dr Theo Locher, Parapsychologist

Chapter Two:
We share our ITC experiences

by Maggy Harsch-Fischbach


Contents part #2   (186 KB)

Chapter Three:
Analysis of the Luxembourg phenomenon

by Theo Locher

Chapter Four:
What we experience ourselves impresses us most

by Theo Locher

Chapter Five:
ITC as a personal experience

by Maggy Harsch-Fischbach

Chapter Six:
The need for greater cooperation and a worldwide organization

by Maggy Harsch-Fischbach

Chapter Seven:
Telephone and computer contacts become routine events

by Theo Locher and Maggy Harsch-Fischbach


About the Authors

Sources


Summary
For decades the dead have been making themselves seen and heard. Are our concepts of reality and our attitudes going to change drastically?

Preface
It is vital to publish this book for historical records, as it explores in depth the beginnings of a field of research that is bound to cause tremendous changes in the world.


It is entirely possible that behind the perception of our senses, worlds are hidden of which we are unaware.   -- A. Einstein

RDE March 14, 2003


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