This book is divided into several parts. There is a relationship between the ability to create and psychic sensitivity. A creative person is concerned with addressing the powers of the unconscious mind. The second part deals with people with paranormal abilities. The third part deals with magic, werewolf transformation, vampirism, and the problem of ghosts and evil spirits.
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Man and His Hidden Powers
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In this book, Colin Wilson explores the latent powers of man and the limits of his consciousness through a philosophical and psychological perspective.
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