Recently Jonathan was a guest on Dr. Anne Frances Rose show in Newyork. One of the key topics he was speaking on was the connection between Quantum physics and spirituality. Through the segment he talked about the connection that modern physics is making to these aspects. He also explains how the theory of relativity explains the concept of the after life and the anatomy of the spirit.

You can listen to the clip of Jonathan talking about quantum spirituality here:

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Organized religion may be in decline, but the psychic business is booming.

By Nick Harding

DAVID SANDISON

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Heidi Sawyer remembers it vividly, how she saw her grandmother waving at her from the front door. She was in her early 20s at the time, and her grandmother had been dead several years. "Initially I thought she was a burglar," Heidi explains. "She was like a normal human, only more transparent."

Heidi recounts the story to a room full of eager listeners. She is a psychic, and as course director at the Institute of Psychic Development is helping her audience to harness the psychic ability she believes we all possess. She rounds off the seminar by encouraging her clairvoyants-in-training to close their eyes and push "debris" out of their "bottom chakras".

Across the hallway in another conference room, medium Maureen Flynn is about to share the proof that there is life after death.

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Mick Wall, in "When Giants Walked the Earth: A Biography of Led Zeppelin," reviewed in today’s paper, delves into the occult interests of guitarist Jimmy Page; in particular, Page’s devotion to the works of Aleister Crowley. The first book that Wall says drew the guitarist’s attention was Crowley’s 1929 "Magick in Theory and Practice," and Wall gives a quick gloss about the spelling of "magick" in the title:

The "k" was added to the word "magic" by Crowley not only, as popularly understood, to distinguish what he was talking about from the simple tricks employed by conjurers, but for occult purposes too. ...

That extra "k" is something Crowley’s book has in common with "Thee Psychick Bible" by musician/writer/artist Genesis Breyer P-orridge. An updated, expanded, corrected edition of the book has been published by former L.A.-based indie Feral House, now operating out of Washington state.

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