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Renowned theoretical physicist Stephen Hawking has stated a warning to humankind: , in light of all of the potential events that could spell the extinction of the human species, we must find a way to migrate into space. Citing numerous potential extinction events that could occur over the next few thousand years, both environmental and man-made, Hawking believes that it is too risky to have mankind’s fate depend solely on the health of a single planet.
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Peter Levenda returns to Dreamland as host interviewing Whitley Strieber and Jeff Kripal about their new book, Super Natural: a New Vision of the Unexplained.

This astonishing book is getting some spectacular reviews:

"The most important book on unexplained phenomena in more than 40 years." —Gary Jansen, author of Holy Ghosts

"An exceptional book. What is at stake is nothing less than the nature of our reality, and our ability as humans to grasp levels of perception that are at once so dangerous and so sublime.” —Jacques Vallee
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At a recent TED talk in Geneva, CERN particle physicist Harry Cliff presented his audience with a controversial new concept: science may be entering an era where "we could be facing questions that we cannot answer. Not because we don’t have the brains or technology, but because the laws of physics themselves forbid it." Key to Cliff’s concept are two numbers: one concerning the strength of the Higgs Field, as validated in recent years by the production of the Higgs boson, and the other being the force exerted by what physicists call dark energy.
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This week, we explore a powerful passage from the Tibetan Book of the Dead that concerns the different types of light that the soul encounters on its journey out of the body. Whitley tells an astonishing story about what happened as Anne left her body for the last time, and then describes from personal experience just what it means to actually come face-to-face with fearful but wonderful light as described in the book.

He makes reference to material on page 253 of "The First Complete Translation of the Tibetan Book of the Dead."read more