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LeShan, Lawrence L. was born on September 8, 1920 in New York City. Son of Julius and Rose Vivian (Rosenbaum) LeS.
(The reason why clinical science has not solved the riddle...)
The reason why clinical science has not solved the riddle of cancer may not lie totally within the realm of the laboratory. It may in fact be in the mind and emotions. After two decades of research and psychotherapeutic work with cancer patients, Lawrence LeShan offers new evidence and startling insights into why some individuals get cancer while others do not - and why some are able to fight successfully for their lives while others rapidly succumb to the disease.
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( The reason why clinical science has not solved the ridd...)
The reason why clinical science has not solved the riddle of cancer may not lie totally within the realm of the laboratory. It may lie in part in the mind and emotions of the patient. After two decades of research and psychotherapeutic work with cancer patients, Lawrence LeShan offers new evidence and startling insights into why some individuals get cancer while others do not--and why some are able to fight successfully for their lives while others rapidly succumb to the disease. Dr. LeShan has accumulated strong evidence that the mind can make the body receptive to cancer--and that the mind is also capable of fighting back. This is a book of hope. For while cancer kills, it can also be killed. You Can Fight For Your Life is a major humanistic work by an author with a passionate commitment to life.
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( First published in 1974, this groundbreaking volume rel...)
First published in 1974, this groundbreaking volume relates field theory of altered states of consciousness and compares the surprisingly similar views of mediums, mystics, and physicists. When renowned psychologist Lawrence LeShan first explored clairvoyance and precognition it shook his belief in everyday reality. As a result, it led him to postulate other states of consciousness, which he calls Clairvoyant Reality” and Transpsychic Reality.” Although LeShan was trained in the traditional scientific method, he discovered that these altered realitiesincluding the knowledge of future events, the ability to heal from great distances, and other paranormal phenomenaoperated according to their own laws. Filled with mesmerizing case examples, quotations, and observations from LeShan’s own personal experience, The Medium, the Mystic, and the Physicist includes LeShan’s essay, Human Survival on Biological Death,” where he brings a fresh perspective to the theory of the afterlife. A classic guide for the study of parapsychology, readers will be intrigued by this collection of unique ideas. A classic in the field, often thought of as the author’s best work Author is renowned as a psychologist and a leader in the modern study of mind-body interaction
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LeShan, Lawrence L. was born on September 8, 1920 in New York City. Son of Julius and Rose Vivian (Rosenbaum) LeS.
Bachelor of Science, College William and Mary, 1942. Master of Arts, University Nebraska, 1943. Doctor of Philosophy, University Chicago, 1954.
Successively instructor, assistant professor psychology, associate professor, Roosevelt U. faculty, Pace College, New School for Social Research, Mills College Union Theological Seminary chief department psychology, Trafalgar Hospital and Institute Applied Biology, New York City, 1952-1964; director project on psychosomatic medicine, Trafalgar Hospital and Institute Applied Biology, New York City, 1952-1964; chief investigator project on parapsychology, Trafalgar Hospital and Institute Applied Biology, since 1964.
( First published in 1974, this groundbreaking volume rel...)
(The reason why clinical science has not solved the riddle...)
( The reason why clinical science has not solved the ridd...)
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With United States Army, 1943-1946, 49-51. Member Federation American Scientists, American Psychological Association.
Son of Julius and Rose Vivian (Rosenbaum) LeS. M. Eda Joan Grossman, 1944. 1 daughter, Wendy Jean.