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The year was 1970. I was working as a messenger for DJM Films, which produced commercials, located off Fifth Avenue at the time, and taking courses on filmmaking and also graphology at the New School For Social Research. One day at a local library I chanced upon a book by a man whose name I did not know, Andrija Puharich, M.D., entitled Beyond Telepathy. Puharich, whose "real" first name was Henry, had also written a book about a sacred mushroom that could make a person telepathic, but he was yet to achieve widespread acclaim. That would occur, virtually overnight, about four years later when he published his illustrious biography on Israeli psychic and spoonbender Uri Geller...