BORDERLANDS: The Crossroads of Science and Spirit - First Quarter 1993

TABLE OF CONTENTS

THAT WHICH IS ETERNAL IN US MUST BE AWAKENED
Tom Brown1-9
DEVELOPING THE KOLISKO APPROACH
Nick Kollerstrom10-15
FIND ACU-POINTS WITH YOUR COMPUTER
Stephen Gibson16-17
I AM ENERGY
Larry Spring18-19
A POSSIBLE ALTERNATIVE TO
BATTERY POWERED VEHICLES
Ed O'Brian20-23
DESIGN ECOLOGY, Part II
Michael Riversong24-26
RECORDING TELLURIC SIGNALS, Part II
Gerry Vassilatos27-33
MY SEARCH FOR RADIONIC TRUTHS
Book Review by Alison Davidson34-37
TOYS OF JUPITER? THE JEFFERSON MARKET GEOACTIVE ZONE
Eugenia Macer-Story38-40
THE PAPER DOCTOR
Book Review by Peter A. Lindemann41
2ND HUNGARIAN CONFERENCE ON PSYCHOTRONICS
Report by G. Belovari42
THE LAKHOVSKY MWO: BACK TO SQUARE ONE
Peter A. Lindemann43-45
NEWS 'N VIEWS FROM THE BORDERLAND
The B.S.R.F. Bulletin Board46-47

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