Theos-Talk Archives (March 2005 Message tt00660)

The only scientific (as opposed to Theosophical or pseudo-scientific) 
review of "occult chemistry" I have been able to find is Dr E. Walker's 
review of Stephen Phillips "Extrasensory Perception of Quarks" - and even 
that was published in the Theosophical Research Institute - Wheaton 
Newsletter, No 10, September, 1982. Walker was a research physicist at a 
US Army research centre and at Johns Hopkins University. He concluded: 
"The awkwardly titled "Extrasensory Perception of Quarks" is a 
technically excellent "Chariot of the Gods"" which fails to establish a 
case for Leadbeater's claims to have clairvoyantly observed the atom, 
etc. A search in the standard bibliographies of scientific works (e.g. 
SCI) might identify something more, but I doubt it.

I would be very interested in a list of the "many top scientists who have 
praised Occult Chemistry" and the "Books also published on it with 
praise" - preferably books published by recognized scientists and 
reputable academic publishers.

Dr Gregory Tillett