Contents
- Medical Days (1965-1969)
- Travels (1971-1986)
- Sex and Death in L.A.
- Psychiatry
- Bangkok
- Bonaire
- Pahang
- An Elephant Attacks
- Kilimanjaro
- Pyramid of the Magicians
- My Father's Death
- Ireland
- London Psychics
- Baltistan
- Shangri-La
- Sharks
- Gorillas
- An Extinct Turtle
- Cactus Teachings
- Jamaica
- A Human Light Show
- They
- Seeing Headhunters
- Life on the Astral Plane
- New Guinea
- Spoon Bending
- Seeing Auras
- An Entity
- Direct Experience
- Postscript: Skeptics at Cal Tech
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