Lyall Watson interview: Five Narrow Little Windows
Dr Lyall Watson talks about the limits of normal science and the five senses, and recounts some of his observations of the paranaormal. Interviewer: Leslie Smith.
First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 on 6th November 1978.
BBC programme number: 18SX0941
Tomorrow's World: Elliot Light-Pen 22 March 1967 - BBC
From the BBC Archive 'Tomorrow's World' collection:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/archive/tomorrowsworld/index.shtml
The computer 'light-pen' is put through its paces.
In this report, Lyall Watson investigates the computer interface of the future a 'light-pen' that can draw directly onto a phosphorescent computer screen.
The device, developed by Elliots, will be of immense benefit to industrial design.
Lyall Watson was born in Johannesburg in 1939 and became one of the most controversial and avant-garde scientists in the world.
He wrote many books on science, spirituality and the paranormal.
He's most famous for inventing the phrase "Hundredth-Monkey Syndrome", but one of his less well-known phrases, but just as interesting, is "The Cosmic Nanny".
He died in 2008.
Short film, based on the teachings of the late Lyall Watson.
For the undiluted truth, try reading SUPERNATURE.
Chapter 1: Primary Perception in Plant Life.
Chapter 2: The Hundredth Monkey.
Chapter 3: Infrasound Machines.