The Third Level of Reality is a reprint of a book by Percy Seymour originally titled The Paranormal: Beyond Sensory Science. This edition features a new foreword by Colin Wilson. TOTAL REALITY CONSISTS OF THREE LEVELS. The first level of reality is the reality of the five senses. The second level of reality is that which results from the response of humans and animals to magnetic fields. This response can not only be used to find direction, time, and location in space, but it also allows us to understand some of the links between human personality and the state of the cosmos at the birth of each individual. The third level of reality requires a reformulation of our concepts of space and time. The main concept at the basis of this level is that some pairs of points in space, anchored on two types of subatomic particle, are linked by two different levels of space, only one of which is accessible to our five normal senses and scientific instruments. This other space-let's call it extrasensory space-is not limited by the speed of light. Here particles and events are instantaneously linked to those particles and events with which they last interacted. This approach to space and time makes it possible to understand a wide variety of phenomena relating to subatomic physics and to phenomena that we currently classify as paranormal, including the human aura, apparitions, telepathy, clairvoyance, and our ability to look into the future.
Dr Percy Seymour, author of eight acclaimed books on astronomy and cosmology, was born in Kimberley, South Africa, in 1938. He received his Bachelors degree in 1964, Masters in 1965 and Doctor of Philosophy in 1967, all from Manchester University. His special area of study was magnetic fields in the Milky Way Galaxy.
From 1972 to 1977, he was Senior Planetarium Lecturer at the Royal Observatory at Greenwich, home of Prime Meridian of the World. From 1977 to 2003, he was Principal Lecturer in Astronomy at the University of Plymouth. He now lives in Queen Camel in Somerset.
My most recent book is a kindle one, entitled RUTHERFORD, BOHR, MANCHESTER AND THE ATOMIC NUCLEUS. When I was an undergraduate physics student at the Schuster Laboratory of Manchester University, between 1962-64, I sometimes did very standard physics experiments at the very bench at which Rutherford and his colleagues carried out the experiments on which the Bohr-Rutherford atomic model was based. This recent book is to highlight the fact that in 2011 it will be exactly 100 years ago that Rutherford and his collaborators discovered the nucleus of the atom.
