You hear a news broadcast that a plane has crashed. Suddenly you remember that you dreamed about he crash the night before. Sound familiar? If so, you may have experienced precognition--the power to foretell events before they happen.
A friend hands clairvoyant Ethel Meyers a cigarette case, and she is gripped by a vision of the Middle East. Later, she learns the case once belonged to an Egyptian king. Clairvoyants, those who claim to have the power to perceive events beyond the range of the normal senses, say that by touching objects they can sense what the object's previous owner saw and felt.
Using real reported experiences, the authors explore precognition and clairvoyance--two of the mind's mysteries. Many people claim to have psychic powers, but proving them is hard to do. Do you want to explore the mysteries of the mind for yourself? The authors have included fun tests that you can try with your friends.