"In this deeply inspiring guide to the discovery of your own past, the threat of spiritual death is dispelled. Through hypersentience, an innovative technique developed by the author, Marcia Moore, and her associates, you can achieve the levels of self-awareness required for a better understanding of your destiny in the universe. Ms. Moore denies that death is the end of the psyche, asserting that the soul is continually reincarnated in new forms throughout history, gradually realizing its full potential as it ranges through time and space, both here on earth and on other planets and in other dimensions as well. The author cites many fascinating case histories of men and women who, with her help, have achieved hypersentience, and she explores the therapeutic value of these personal revelations about past lives in helping people plan for the future. Combining elements of hypnosis, psychoanalytic theory, and the tenets of both Oriental and Christian philosophy, hypersentience joins the best of ancient and modern wisdom. According to this important new exploration of parapsychology, hypersentience can reveal hidden truths about the ultimate destiny of your soul, and these, in turn, will bring greater peace of mind, feelings of universal love and understanding, and absence of the fear of death. Skeptics and believers alike will be enthralled by Ms. Moore's sophisticated discussion of this method of inducing an altered state of consciousness very similar to meditation. In describing her work--which she chooses not to distinguish from her recreation, so great is her involvement--Ms. Moore writes: 'For me, the real joy of this endeavor has stemmed from the fact that the development of the system herein presented has been a group achievement. Virtually all that has been accomplished is the result of the combined efforts of little-known people without special training or credentials--people like most of you who read this book. We have a right to know who and what we are, and to acquire this information for ourselves. We need no intermediaries, no one to tell us what can or cannot be done, to fill our mind with needless fears or play upon our lack of confidence. Rather, we need to be strong and bold and free in our pursuit of broader mental horizons. The search for our own souls may be the most important enterprise we ever undertake. Now, if you will read on, I will try to cast some light upon this path of consciously controlled self-knowing.'"--front and back flaps.