The Reach of the Mind

By: J.B. Rhine

Narrated by: Symon James Sweet

Dr. J.B. Rhine, a psychologist at Duke University, was the world's outstanding authority and scientific pioneer in the fields of ESP and psychokinesis.

The Reach of the Mind is Dr. Rhine's story of his findings, and the techniques he has developed, over many years, to scientifically measure non-physical factors of man's mind: telepathy, clairvoyance, and the force which the mind can physically produce upon inanimate objects.

When the The Reach of the Mind was first released, it greatly impressed Carl Jung, who used it as a basis for his theories on synchronicity.

In this special edition, Dr. Rhine included a new preface surveying even more progress in his field.

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The Reach of the Mind by J.B. Rhine is a groundbreaking book that explores the frontiers of psychic research and the nature of consciousness. In this audiobook, Rhine provides an in-depth examination of his groundbreaking research on extrasensory perception (ESP) and offers insights into the workings of the mind.

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An understanding of the groundbreaking research on extrasensory perception (ESP) conducted by J.B. Rhine.
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An introduction to the field of parapsychology and its importance in understanding the workings of the mind.
A call to action for individuals to expand their own minds and explore the potential of psychic abilities.
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---- Bro. Hank Wilson

Unprofessional Audio Quality

The reader is excellent and the text is pretty much what one would expect, but independent of one's opinion on ESP, the audio editing on this book is abysmal. Inconsistent audio levels with muddy quality is only made more unbearable by repeated editing errors where unintended takes from the reading are included, leading to parts of sentences being repeated two or three times. this editing error occurs repeatedly throughout the book and is very frustrating. If you are looking to read this book, either as a critic or a proponent, you would be better off with a physical copy.