That single insight is worth the price of admission to this book. Scientists are eager to tell the public what it's like on the frontier. We regale them with speculations about parallel universes, quantum teleportation, wormholes through spacetime and 10-dimensional superstrings. But what the nonscientist may be taking away from this is just that the universe is so strange that anything can happen. This opens the way for New Age gurus to sprinkle their message with words drawn from science.
Alternative healers speak of energy, resonance, and balance, but the words have no substance.
They lack any definition. Angels, he explains, move at the speed of light, like photons. People seem to listen intently and very respectfully to Fox's rambling exposition, although I cannot imagine they can make much sense of it. Reviewing my notes and a transcript of his remarks, I'm struck by his incoherency. The Soul's Journey into the Mystery of Mysteries .