Alain Who?

I have always been fascinated with the mysterious powers of the mind. This has led me to developing a career of sharing some of these concepts with the world. The demonstrations that I perform in my live programs (as well as those that were featured on my TLC series) represent many real-life mind-boggling case studies throughout history which for a long time has either been dismissed by or not completely understood by science. Imagine that! This even includes, among other anomalies, the connective potential of our thoughts through space and time! That’s what I call interesting.

Alas, my own methods are my own, but suffice it to say they are a composition of ideas, incorporating elements of psychological persuasion, visualization, group dynamics, professional techniques, and “weird knowledge.” First, and most importantly, I consider myself an entertainer. But I’m a good one.

Because of my interest in the human potential of the mind, however, my presentations revolve around mysterious topics that blur the line between east and west, present and future, and fact and fiction—but what may be revealed someday is that these things are strange but true! I do not withhold my fascination for the powers of “invisible energies”, super-memory, uncanny intuition, non-verbal mind-reading, amazing strength potential, etc... Rather, I make these topics the center-pieces of my “designed-for-live-performance” presentations.

So although I don’t speak to anyone clinically, regarding the above “fringe” topics, I have never been one to turn down a good conversation about any of it. In fact, I am immensely interested in the continuing evolution of hard sciences that bring us closer and closer to actually finding out how we can utilize and perhaps even understand ESP/psi-effects with relationship to ever growing understanding of quantum entanglement. Currently in the field of true psi experimentation and replication, there has already been much proof that we all have some degree of “extra-sensory perception” by some of the most cutting-edge and respected thinkers throughout history and into the present.

Between the continuation of research and publication of books such as these, and what I know in my myself to be real, I have a deep-seated suspicion that much of what is considered fringe-science today, will result in hard-science breakthroughs in the not-too-distant future.

Peace,

Alain Nu