About the author
Kenneth W. Behrendt is the author of The Physics of the Paranormal, published by 1st Book Library. The book attempts to account for a range of reported paranormal phenomena, including psychokinesis and the so-called Geller effect, using a speculative physical concept he calls the anti-mass field, which he ties to theories of UFO propulsion. Rather than treating these phenomena as inexplicable, Behrendt's approach is to propose a unifying physical mechanism drawn from ufology and fringe physics. The book sits in the occult-philosophy category and is aimed at readers interested in a pseudo-scientific framework for paranormal claims rather than a skeptical or purely folkloric treatment. No further information about Behrendt's background, credentials, or other work is available from the catalogue here.
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“Behrendt’s work is a bold synthesis of ufology and psychic theory, yet it demands patience from readers accustomed to conventional physics. The radical anti-mass field concept is presented as the linchpin for understanding UFO…”
Esoterica Books editorial team, Occult literature desk · on The Physics of the Paranormal
“Behrendt’s work is a bold attempt to bridge the gap between esoteric belief and physical law, offering a provocative 'anti-mass' theory for paranormal events. However, it does not suit readers seeking rigorous peer-reviewed…”
Esoterica Books editorial team, Occult literature desk · on The Physics of the Paranormal
