Stargate
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STARGATE
The Psychology of Enhanced Perception - Volume II
A series of violent, inexplicable deaths draws attention to a remote stretch of coastline in St Ives. At the centre of it: An isolated cottage in Zennor.
A history linked to Aleister Crowley. And a pattern that does not belong to human behaviour alone.
Leading Psychotherapist, and specialist in non-human intelligence, Christine Joanna Hart is asked to examine the case as a specialist in perception and anomalous experience. What she encounters cannot be explained through pathology. Witness accounts are consistent. Psychological responses are precise. And the environment itself appears to function as a gateway.
What begins to emerge is not belief-but structure:
a portal-like system embedded in place
interaction with non-human intelligences
and a mechanism that alters perception without revealing itself
As the boundary between observer and participant begins to collapse, one question remains:
What if these encounters have never been rare- only poorly understood?
The gate was never closed.
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Christine Joanna Hart is a certified trauma psychotherapist specialising in adoption trauma, attachment wounds, destructive relationship patterns, shame, and parts-based therapy. Her work focuses on identity fragmentation, repetition compulsion, trauma bonding, and the unconscious forces that shape intimate relationships.
A Sunday Times bestselling author published by Hodder & Stoughton, Hart previously worked as an investigative journalist for the Daily Mail and Sunday Times, and has appeared on GMTV, BBC World Service, and Amazon Prime. Her Psychology of Trauma series explores how unresolved trauma drives power dynamics, attraction to narcissistic personalities, and the search for redemption through love.
She works with individuals, couples, and adolescents seeking deep psychological transformation.
For therapy enquiries and further writing, visit her website or Facebook page. :
