Summary
Rupert Sheldrake argues that mind extends beyond the brain through fields that shape vision, attention, telepathy, and bodily sensation. He cites experiments on staring, animal awareness, phantom limbs, and telephone telepathy to claim these effects are real but suppressed by academic taboo. He closes by urging broader, low-cost research and public testing of consciousness phenomena.
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