Anyone exploring experiential and historical treatment of human potential and the Unconscious History of the Earth will be interested in this book. The intent of the Space Encounters series is to "break the umbilical cord that connects us to the single experience, of linearity, called Time." It encourages the reader's own intuition. Investigating unconscious "chaotic" threads of "Event" bytes, or quanta, the Space Encounters series, put together as through the loom of Penelope, follows the voyage of the Earth itself through passages of the past (put into modern light), to the docking point where some new principles emerge. Profuse with a special feature, which is the unprogrammed printouts that shifted the appearance of some pages on the screen, it has beautiful scans in black and white called "computer-PK." That is, mind through matter. Sometimes a fragment of a scan is finished on the next page - reading the two pages in reverse order. This book will require you to think. It is perfect for those who like inspirational, motivational New Thought (including popular Quantum Mechanics), plus artistic experimentation with presentation. Additionally, there is the out-of-the-ordinary spiritual experience. The book encourages each individual to explore his/her own potential and life experience, sometimes talking to the reader directly. It illustrates how to give up preconceptions when a major shift, surprise or opportunity for testing information personally comes along. Peak experiences, Exceptional Human Experience, Eastern mysticism and particle physics are all part of the modern consciousness, and in such a climate, Harrell illustrates how to fearlessly develop one's own individual vision and contribute one's hard-tested personal truth. Such a vision was lived, to produce this book series.
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EARLIER BOOKS: Margaret A. Harrell began writing her "Love in Transition" series in Paris, France. Then returned to New York City to work at Random House, copy editing the first book of notable authors such as Hunter S. Thompson (see his praise for her in 'Gonzo Letters" II), John Irving, etc. She was three times a Fellow at MacDowell Colony for artists. Marrying a Belgian poet, she lived in Morocco and Belgium, then took a sharp turn into spiritual-growth courses. She moved to Zurich for studies at the C. G. Jung Institute (having done undergraduate work at Duke and graduate work at Columbia University). At the Institute, she had a dramatic "Confrontation with the Self," or as Jung termed it in "The Red Book," a "Confrontation with the Unconscious." The "Love in Transition" series burst at the seams to absorb the jolts in consciousness that followed. These included at times a computer that in a form of psychokinesis transformed the look of the page as it was being printed. These "computer art" reshapings of the print were also an exercise in refocusing the writing. Cloud photography (first in dreams) became a major outlet in the 90s and she has exhibited internationally. Though all the books except one were published by a professor in a Romanian university (in English), limited first editions are available on Amazon. Likewise, a US-published book, "Toward a Philosophy of Perception," which has 33 color-cloud photos, as well as "computer PK" images. Always an explorer and experimenter, Margaret uses this creative flair in all the "Love in Transition" books. The most popular of her books before Keep This Quiet! is probably "Marking Time with Faulkner."
