About the Authors
 

Richard Alan Miller started his professional career as a physicist, biophysicist and instrumentation specialist. In late 1972 he began his foray into paraphysics with experiments in Kirlian photography and developed a field theory to explain the phenomenon. He is an expert in growing and marketing botanicals, and set up his own company, Northwest Botanicals. Visit http://www.nwbotanicals.org  for a listing of his writings on subjects as diverse as metaphysics, parapsychology and alternative agriculture. He is currently writing a book on ESP self-induction. Richard is available for lectures and as an outside consultant. He can be contacted at OAK Publishing, Inc., 122 SW 5th Street, Grants Pass, OR 97526, USA; telephone +1 (541) 476 5588, fax +1 (541) 476 1823, email DrRam@magick.net

Iona Miller is a multimedia artist, hypnotherapist, web author and researcher who works through the Asklepia Foundation (http://asklepia.tripod.com/), Chaosophy Journal and JNLRMI on the relationship between experiential journeys, physics, healing, creativity, dreams, consciousness and chaos theory. She has been collaborating with Richard Alan Miller since the mid-1970s; although they divorced in 1994, they continue to work together on leading-edge studies into consciousness, neurotheology, Qabalah, alchemy and the nature of reality. Email Iona at iona_m@yahoo.com , and visit her homepage at http://www.geocities.com/iona_m/

Notes and References:

• The authors give special thanks to Betty Daly-King of Western Australia for getting them started on the completion of Lewis B. Hainsworth's original works on this subject.
   

• Two background papers by Hainsworth are appended to the article "On the Possible Effects of Changes in Schumann's Resonances on Human Psychobiology" at website http://www.nwbotanicals.org . Appendix 1: The Effect of Geophysical Phenomena on Human Health (first published in Speculations in Science and Technology, vol. 6, no. 5, December 1983); Appendix 2: Electrical Technology and Human Evolution (Speculations in Science and Technology, vol. 11, no. 2, 1987)
   

• Additional references for this article can be found at http://www.nwbotanicals.org