PSI: What It is and How It Works; A Central Model for Parapsychology

Keith Chandler presents a unified theoretical framework for parapsychology in PSI: What It is and How It Works. He argues that the field requires a shift away from traditional materialism toward a worldview he terms Mental Realism, which he previously outlined in The Mind Paradigm. This volume serves as a comprehensive review of evidence to correct erroneous assumptions that have historically hindered progress in understanding phenomena such as telepathy, precognition, clairvoyance, and psychokinesis. Chandler positions these subjects within the domain of legitimate science rather than the occult. The author draws upon over a century of serious research conducted by competent scientists using rigorous methodologies to establish the existence of PSI. He moves the discussion beyond the clockwork, sensory-bound concepts associated with Descartes and Newton. Instead, he proposes that our universe manifests as purposeful, intelligent psychic energy. This approach aims to provide a complete understanding of how these mental phenomena operate within a new philosophical context. This text suits readers interested in the intersection of body, mind, and spirit who seek a scientific explanation for paranormal experiences. It addresses those willing to engage with complex theoretical models and revised worldviews. The book is less suitable for individuals who prefer established materialist perspectives or who view parapsychology solely through a mystical lens without interest in its structural mechanics.