A fine distillation of some of the exciting recent work in the relationships between consciousness and the body.

Everything that Ken Wilber has written, going back to the 1970s, is well worth reading. One of the few philosophers who hasn't been afraid to change his positions over the years.

An outstanding book by a former collaborator of Francis Crick, of DNA fame. I remain very sceptical that consciousness is no easily reducible to the brain, but this is the best exposition of that view

The fruits of four decades of painstaking and original research, which have luanched dozens of research careers.

Russell Targ's work on the farther reaches of the human mind is legendary. Here he summarizes a lifetime of work, including work by his daughter who died tragically young. Outstanding.

Over the years, Susan Blackmore has taken many different positions about consciousness, which is one of the reasons why this will be of interest even to sophisticated readers.

This book is a rare treat from a respectable physicist who had to try and make sense of a sudden and profound spiritual experience.

The Damasios have made the University of Iowa into one of the foremost centers in the world for investigating mind/brain connections. Creative and well-written.

Detailed and original. try some of the exercises int hsi book and be amazed!

Powerful evidence for what Rupert Sheldrake calls the "Extended Mind."