The Science of Subtle Energy

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"A fascinating account of a high technology designed to record and use subtle energies. Kronn's impressive background as a physicist adds credibility to his methods, and the experiments reported in this book will be of vital interest to anyone studying the still-mysterious phenomenon of subtle energies." * Dean Radin, Ph.D., chief scientist at the Institute of Noetic Sciences and author of Real Magic * "Yury Kronn's The Science of Subtle Energy is a formidable work that should be read by both the general public and the scientific community. The general reader will be spellbound with tales of scientific discovery through the ages, and the scientist will once again be reminded that many, if not most, serious scientific breakthroughs have been met with derision by members of the academy, who protect their established 'truths' from threats of novel experiment and novel theory. The Science of Subtle Energy is a threatening book. Kronn has meticulously outlined both novel experiments and novel theory to grapple with perhaps the greatest scientific puzzle ever--what is the mysterious dark matter and dark energy that makes up the vast majority of the universe and about which we know essentially nothing? Kronn makes a compelling case that the study of 'subtle energies' provides the key. This isn't just conjecture. Herein he presents innumerable experimental data and a novel technology that deserve careful scrutiny and replication by others. For the intellectually curious, what might be the implications, both theoretical and practical, if even some of his work bears fruit? Wow." * William F. Bengston, Ph.D., president of the Society for Scientific Exploration * "The Science of Subtle Energy is both exciting and frustrating. The excitement comes from following the intellectual trail Yury Kronn has mapped from the early years of recognizing the existence of subtle energy and its potential positives and negatives to his own work demonstrating the practical applications of Vital Force Technology to his predictions of additional benefits to be obtained with further in vitro and in vivo research. The frustration stems from wanting to move faster to exploit the broad spectrum of potential indications of subtle energy, while simultaneously limiting deleterious effects that may well be manifested in our world of electronic contamination. The Science of Subtle Energy is a page-turner, an eye-opener, and an inducer of humbleness as we learn how little we know and how difficult it is to alter paradigms in the face of new information." * John McMichael, Ph.D., immunologist, virologist, and founder of Milkhaus Laboratory, Inc. *