The Field - Updated Edition

The Quest for the Secret Force of the Universe

De: Lynne McTaggart

Narrado por: Lynne McTaggart

In this groundbreaking classic, investigative journalist Lynne McTaggart reveals a radical new paradigm - that the human mind and body are not separate from their environment but a packet of pulsating power constantly interacting with this vast energy sea, and that consciousness may be central in shaping our world. The Field is a highly listenable scientific detective story presenting a stunning picture of an interconnected universe and a new scientific theory that makes sense of supernatural phenomena. Documented by distinguished sources, The Field is an audiobook of hope and inspiration for today's world.

©2008 Lynne McTaggart (P)2014 HarperCollins Publishers

Espectacular

Me encantó, muy bueno lo entregado y con la profundidad adecuada. Las referencias utilizadas se adecuan al lector.

Outstanding presentation of what we think we know.

An excellent projection of the direction modern cosmology, physics, and biology seem destined to take.

I love this book

This was a brilliant piece of work. It is very informative and thought provoking too.

Great book

Would you listen to The Field - Updated Edition again? Why?

Yes I would, there is so much information to digest that one reading is simple not enough.

What did you like best about this story?

The science behind it.

Deep and profound

I have been doing energy work for over 20 years and it’s great to see the experiments that have been done over the years to help prove that their is a universal intelligence that we are all connected to.

mind blowing

This book was absolutely mind blowing. and will most likely prove to be a pivotal point in my life. I have been searching for evidence to backup my strong feelings.

Mind bending science

Mind bending science recounted by a natural story teller. A lovely link between science and philosophy. Loved it!

Great book, but better to be read than listened to

I found this book incredibly interesting and paradigm-shifting, but I struggled to hang on to the audio book. There is a lot of pretty heavy scientific and technical information that I personally would have absorbed and more easily understood had I been reading it.

On a purely superficial level, I found the author's incessant vocal fry at the end of almost every sentence hard to listen to. And if it bothers you when people midpronounce the word "nuclear" like George W. Bush ("nu-cue-ler"), this reading will drive you nuts, as the word pops up and is mispronounced every few minutes. Alas, another reason I find the book better than the audio book.

Field… What it is, or what it does?

Like any field, there are dry areas and portions that are saturate. There are some very interesting studies cited, with the author noting critique as well as support, balance is a virtue. There were some minor discrepancies (OJ was in the back seat, not driving), but overall solid research and report. This is a book well worth absorbing, both understandable and provoking. Collectively, as we better understand our surrounds, we may map then venture beyond the Fields, leading to an existence on the Plains.

Worth your time!

As you read just remember the words of Einstein "condemnation without investigation is the hight of ignorance"