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The Secret Vaults of Time
(Authors Guild:  Lincoln, NE, 2001) ISBN: 0-595-18348-4  $13.46

Volume One -- The Secret Vaults of Time: Tells the stories of researchers from throughout the world who, over the past 100 years, have successfully found and reconstructed archaeological sites using an anomalous human ability called Remote Viewing that permits individuals to locate and describe, as if they were physical witnesses persons, places, or events which existed centuries, or even millennia, ago.

370 pages. Includes, maps, illustrations, photographs, endnotes, bibliography, and index.

Critical Review:
"This fascinating book reveals the loneliness on the frontiers of knowledge. Schwartz should appeal to the bravely open-minded..."

Wilton S. Dillon, Smithsonian Institution

"Schwartz’ compelling and cogent book is new evidence that the thinking and writing on things psychic has…attained a maturity that commands the most serious attention… Schwartz’ mature intelligence doubles the fascination of his material. But the true importance of his book lies in his closing philosophical-historical analysis of modern materialist science approaching crisis, its resistance to the mysteries of the psychic dimension paradoxically hastening a new world view even more revolutionary in its impact than Einstein’s physics."

Publishers Weekly

"The best book on the subject and a shot in the arm to archaeologists… Schwartz’ psychic key to the secret vaults should air a lot of history and exorcise some specters."

Peter Tompkins

Author of The Secret Life of Plants, The Secret of the Great Pyramid 

"Stephan Schwartz has written one of the most compelling books which has come to my attention for a long time…It is a delight to read him."

Hugh Lynn Cayce, Chairman of the Board 

Association for Research and Enlightenment

"This book heralds a very great transition in the development of psychic research. It should be read by anyone who wants a better understanding of the implications of such research for the future of science."

Ingo Swann, Consultant to SRI 

Author of To Kiss Earth Goodbye