From: david@edenroad.demon.co.uk   
      
   On Tue, 19 Dec 2006 09:28:49 -0800, Anima Rising wrote:   
      
   > Back to the original question at hand.  The Going Home SUBJECT album of   
   > CDs is the only product available for public purchase that carries the   
   > frequencies of Focus 27 - the nonphysical location where the recently   
   > departed reportedly go to rest and reflect on their recent physical   
   > life experience.  The SUBJECT album also contains a CD exercise which   
   > is to be played once physical death occurs to assist the deceased in   
   > leaving the physical body and moving on with the journey.   
      
   If anyone is interested, there is a program supplied with sbagen, called   
   focus 27.  It seems plausible that this is either similar or identical to   
   the one described here.   
      
   > By the way, Irreducible Mind, has just been published by Rowman &   
   > Littlefield, a scientific textbook house not a wu-wu company.  The   
   > authors demonstrate compelling empiracle evidence (backed up with   
   > bibliography, referencres and annotaions of more than 100 pages!)  that   
   > reducing consciousness to physical process occurring in the brain are   
   > not only incomplete - but false.   I'm sure Mitchell will be trashing   
   > the book which just arrived yesterday (I had ordered a copy   
   > pre-publication) so it's just come out and it's unlikely many have yet   
   > had a chance to read its 643 pages.  Perhaps, I'll be able to make a   
   > report on it in the New Year - it looks very interesting!   
      
   I eagerly await your report although (from the book blurb) it _really_   
   doesn't look promising.   
      
   For example: "The authors systematically marshal evidence for a variety of   
   psychological phenomena that are extremely difficult, and in some cases   
   clearly impossible, to account for in conventional physicalist   
   terms....memory,...near-death experiences...genius-level   
   creativity...'mystical' states of consciousness both spontaneous and   
   drug-induced"   
      
   None of the phenomena I selected there see particularly hard to explain   
   (let alone "impossible") with conventional theories - memory in particular   
   is quite well understood.   
      
   Still, I'll wait and see.   
      
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