Marjorie Hines Woollacott, PhD, has been a neuroscience professor at the University of Oregon for more than three decades and a meditator for almost four. Her research has been funded by the National Institutes of Health and the National Science Foundation, and she coauthored a popular textbook for health professionals and has written more than 180 peer-reviewed research articles—several of which were on meditation, the topic that motivated her to write Infinite Awareness.

Those interested in the expanding vista of twenty-first century science will find her exploration engrossing and encouraging.

• Foreword, by Pim van Lommel 1. The Making of a Renegade2. To Examine a Quiet Mind3. An Unaccountable Energy4. Consciousness, Viewed as Bottom-Up5. The Top-Down Perspective6. Or Is Consciousness on a Continuum?7. Awareness without a Brain8. Following a Near-Death Experience9. Consciousness after Death10. Awareness and Healing11. The Healing Intention12. Research into Consciousness13. The Consciousness-Brain Interface

Marjorie Hines Woollacott, PhD, has been a neuroscience professor at the University of Oregon for more than three decades and a meditator for almost four. Her research has been funded by the National Institutes of Health and the National Science Foundation, and she coauthored a popular textbook for health professionals and has written more than 180 peer-reviewed research articles—several of which were on meditation, the topic that motivated her to write Infinite Awareness.

Those interested in the expanding vista of twenty-first century science will find her exploration engrossing and encouraging.

• Foreword, by Pim van Lommel 1. The Making of a Renegade2. To Examine a Quiet Mind3. An Unaccountable Energy4. Consciousness, Viewed as Bottom-Up5. The Top-Down Perspective6. Or Is Consciousness on a Continuum?7. Awareness without a Brain8. Following a Near-Death Experience9. Consciousness after Death10. Awareness and Healing11. The Healing Intention12. Research into Consciousness13. The Consciousness-Brain Interface

Marjorie Hines Woollacott, PhD, has been a neuroscience professor at the University of Oregon for more than three decades and a meditator for almost four. Her research has been funded by the National Institutes of Health and the National Science Foundation, and she coauthored a popular textbook for health professionals and has written more than 180 peer-reviewed research articles—several of which were on meditation, the topic that motivated her to write Infinite Awareness.

Those interested in the expanding vista of twenty-first century science will find her exploration engrossing and encouraging.

• Foreword, by Pim van Lommel 1. The Making of a Renegade2. To Examine a Quiet Mind3. An Unaccountable Energy4. Consciousness, Viewed as Bottom-Up5. The Top-Down Perspective6. Or Is Consciousness on a Continuum?7. Awareness without a Brain8. Following a Near-Death Experience9. Consciousness after Death10. Awareness and Healing11. The Healing Intention12. Research into Consciousness13. The Consciousness-Brain Interface