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Anthony Peake Talks About and Signs his New Book, The Labyrinth of Time

Thursday 03 May 2012
7:30

In The Labyrinth of Time Anthony Peake explores the relationship between consciousness and reality and in the process puts forward a simply amazing hypothesis that can explain many enigmatic phenomena, including déjà vu, precognition, near-death experience and altered states.

This book is a remarkable intellectual adventure with all the qualities of a thriller.

The Labyrinth of Time looks at the concepts of time and how they have shaped our thinking as individuals through the prism of science, philosophy and literature.  It features a cutting-edge account of modern time theory, covering ‘time-slips’, precognitive dreams and the elasticity of time during moments of extreme stress, near-death experience and certain stages of hypnotic trance.

Central to Peake’s hypothesis is a new understanding of the nature of time and a radical updating of the theories of two of the twentieth century’s most original thinkers, Peter Ouspensky and J.W. Dunne.  The Labyrinth of Time is as compelling and persuasive as Peake’s groundbreaking Is There Life After Death? and The Daemon.

Anthony Peakeis a graduate of the University of Warwick and a postgraduate of the London School of Economics. Over a period of 25 years in business he has applied his skills and knowledge in senior positions in such diverse industries as aviation and social housing. His paradigm-changing concept ‘Cheating the Ferryman’ was first presented in an academic paper published in the Journal of Near-Death Studies in 2004. Such was the power of this idea that the editor of the periodical, Dr Bruce Greyson, Carlson Professor of Psychiatry at the University of Virginia, was to describe it as ‘the most innovative and provocative argument that I have ever seen’. Since publication of his two books for Arcturus, Is There Life After Death and The Daemon, Anthony has been in demand as a public speaker across the UK and Europe.

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