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Allan Joshua
Psychology, Parapsychology, and Science Fiction
You see things; and you say “Why?” But I dream things that never were; and I say “Why not?”
George Bernard Shaw
Alan Joshua (pen name) is a practic...lihat lebih banyakPsychology, Parapsychology, and Science Fiction
You see things; and you say “Why?” But I dream things that never were; and I say “Why not?”
George Bernard Shaw
Alan Joshua (pen name) is a practicing Psychologist with a background in Forensic Psychology. He has published many nonfiction journal articles. The Shiva Syndrome Trilogy, his debut fiction novel, is a science fiction/paranormal mystery and thriller.
Always curious about the unknowns of human experience, he is fascinated with creativity and paranormal abilities. This led to his involvement with Psychology and research into Parapsychology.
He has explored paranormal abilities using hypnosis and in-depth interviewing of a wide range of practitioners. Among his prized possessions are a shriveled, mummified banana (a product of one healer’s biopsychokinesis) and a small, curled Austrian teaspoon produced by a German healer while six people sat around him. (see http://alanjoshua.com/biopsychokinesis )
The Shiva Syndrome Trilogy incorporates his knowledge of Parapsychology and experiences with healers, intuitives, “psychic” sensitives, etc.
He is a science fiction fan, influenced by such writers as Asimov, Bradbury, Crichton, Heinlein, Serling, and Phillip Dick.
An avid Star Trek fan, he believes that human consciousness and its potentials are “the final frontier.”lihat lebih sedikit