“NAD: A Study of Some Unusual Other-World Experiences” by D. Scott Rogo
"Here, for the first time in any book, is a full-bodied, critical appraisal of the extraordinary phenomenon known as NAD — a Sanskrit term signifying transcendental, celestial, astral, psychic, or paranormal music.
One hundred and one remarkable case histories, including those of the great English poet John Milton, author Bayard Taylor, and the well-known parapsychologist Raymond Bayless, illustrate the wide diversity of circumstances in which transcendental music has been heard by reliable witnesses.
There is an amazing correlation, the author has discovered, between certain bodily constitutions and vocal and instrumental paranormal music.
In his systematic presentation, D. Scott Rogo discusses these provocative aspects of the NAD phenomenon:
NAD and Out-of-the-Body Travel
NAD in Normal States of Consciousness
NAD — Related to Death
NAD, Hauntings, and the Psychic Ether
NAD, Mystics, and Mediums
NAD and Its Relevancy to the Survival Issue
Also included in this volume are a masterly comparative study of The Supreme Adventure and the Tibetan Book of the Dead (Appendix A), and a comprehensive survey of literature on the out-of-the-body experience (Appendix B).
NAD: A Study of Some Unusual "Other-World" Experiences is an "interesting book", a "compact, well-reasoned study", and "the job has been well worth undertaking", says the distinguished scientist, Dr. Robert Crookall. It offers exciting avenues of exploration to all laymen and scientists who seek new light on the mysteries of psychic manifestations."








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