Is Your Intuition A Form Of Time Travel?

In 'Einstein's Dreams', Alan Lightman imagines the dreams Albert Einstein might have had in the months leading up to his submission of the special theory of relativity in 1905. The book consists of 30 chapters, each representing a dream that explores a different mechanism of time and its effects on human experience. These dreams range from time standing still, to time rushing quickly at the edges but standing suspended at the center, to time being cyclical and repetitive. The novel also includes interludes that return to Einstein's waking life, offering insights into his personal struggles and his relationship with his friend Michele Besso. The book is a blend of science, philosophy, and fiction, exploring themes of time, free will, and the human condition.

Dean Radin's "Entangled Minds" delves into the scientific evidence for telepathy and other forms of non-local consciousness. The book explores various studies and experiments, demonstrating the potential for minds to connect and influence each other across space and time. Radin examines the implications of these findings for our understanding of consciousness and reality. He challenges the limitations of the materialist worldview and proposes a more holistic perspective. The book encourages further research into the nature of consciousness and its potential for interconnectedness.