Books from Psychotechnics

by Keith Wakelam

 

• DARK CHARIOT

  Keith Wakelam ventures into science fiction, inspired by some of the latest scientific theories (including some of his own) and information garnered at the recent UFO Conferences in Nevada. His new book "Dark Chariot" includes 4 stories: Dark Chariot, Guardians of the Spaceways (synopsis), The Star Portal at Casa Rosa (synopsis) and Satan Speaks.

  Published by Psychotechnics (2005)
  Price £10.00

   
  

• HOW TO OPEN CHANNELS AND READ THE MUSE

  If you have tried your hand at meditation and Channelling and not succeeded, or if you are receiving masses of meaningless drivel, then perhaps you should read a full account of the necessary procedures to achieve this aim and get worthwhile results. Apart from the preliminary pre-requisites, it is necessary to undertake exercises at seven successive Levels, which open up the mind to receive the input of Cosmic Intelligence. This is not a book for the faint-hearted dilettante. Opening a Channel requires a great deal of concentrated mental effort. But this goal is open for anyone to pursue if they follow the detailed exercises. These procedures were devised and refined over a period of many years during courses conducted in London.

  The human brain has an almost limitless pootential and an extraordinary capacity for information storage, but its functioning can be curtailed by many causes and areas of thought can be sealed off by inhibitions, so that we only use perhaps ten percent of this potential. Getting rid of these shackles and developing our mental power means being able to do things we never thought possible and getting more fun out of it. This increases our self-esteem and makes us a player rather than a spectator of life.

  The concept of Cosmic Intelligence is supported by new scientific ideas relating to 'dark matter' and vacuum energy. Artificial intelligence is becoming more possible and digital methods of storing information give us vital clues as to how the Akashic Record may function.

  Published by Mulberry Books (2000)
  62bis Rue de Vic, 62100 Calais, France
  Price £15

   
  

• THE MORPHISM OF THE VOID

  An outline of a new Russian Torsion Field Theory which combines ideas of Dark Matter and the Unification of the laws of physics with a remarkable theory of Universal Mind. It suggests that we can all have the ability to contact a vast information system resident in space, once we try to raise our consciousness to contact it. Details are given of the Torsion Field Generators the Russians are building in order to connect aether vortices and produce shapes from them which can operate on physical matter, producing new chemical reactions without catalysts and many other strange effects.

  Published by Psychotechnics (1999)
  Price £7.50

   
  

• UNDERSTANDING ETERNITY

  A dynamic theory of time and the Cosmos which carries through the interpretation of the physical world as a wave programme, capable of being modulated in ways undreamt of by Einstein's Relativity and Qantum Mechanics. The future and the past do not exist, it is all here in the present, but what happens when we step outside the present? How to experiment with Scaler Waves.

  Published by Psychotechnics (1986)
  Price £7.50

 

Please contact Keith Wakelam
to arrange delivery of your order:

19 Austins Way, Hook Norton, Nr Banbury
Oxon OX15 5LQ, UK
Tel. (+44) (0)1608 738279

The Author

Keith Wakelam, born in 1920, is a retired Electronics Engineer, Theosophist, lecturer and writer who has a practical aaproach to philosophy and psychology. After a long career in the Army and Ministry of defense, he graduated with Honours from the Open University at 59 and took early retirement to work at Surrey University until final retirement at the age of 67.

It was in his last appointment as Training Officer at the former Royal Aircraft Establishment, Farnborough that bhe came face to face with the problem of how to train young Engineers to be creative. One cannot do it by exhortation.

When he chanced to meet Gregory Mitchell he was introduced to a practical scheme for Mind Development which answered this problem. But few were ready for this 'nuts and bolts' approach, developing both sides of the brain by novel techniques seemed to be the stuff of science fiction.

Now in his late eighties, Keith feels this is his last chance to put on record his personal views and experiences working with the remarkable techniques used on Mind Development courses in London during the 1980's.