Peter Novak

Biography:

A former psychological counselor, Peter Novak walked away from patient care to devote himself to the full-time study of death and the afterlife. He has since spent more than fifteen years researching mankind's cultural legends and modern phenomenological reports of life after death.

He is the acclaimed author of the 1997 groundbreaking book The Division of Consciousness, which established him as an authority on soul-duality and binary soul cultures. He has been a popular guest on more than a dozen syndicated TV and radio shows; a featured speaker at conferences and symposiums in America, Canada, and Europe; and has had several major papers published on the psychology of afterlife phenomena.

Past Shows:

	The Dual Soul
	Thursday April 27, 2006

Researcher into afterlife phenomena and theology, Peter Novak presented his theory of the binary soul doctrine. Based on his studies, he has concluded that humans have two types of souls, one linked to the unconscious mind, the other to the conscious. Ancients, such as the Egyptians, wrote of this split in their descriptions of the afterlife-- one soul would reincarnate and the other would go to heaven or hell. To a large degree the unconscious mind creates the experience of the afterlife, said Novak--if it condemns itself, then a hell would be perceived, or if it commends itself, then it would see heaven--and this could occur automatically. Meanwhile, the conscious mind, retains free will but not memory as it awaits reincarnation, he continued. This hypothesis is borne out by reports from near-death-experiencers, who see both a dark tunnel (conscious) and a realm of light (unconscious), and Novak speculated that these perceptions may actually occur simultaneously, but when the exp ... More
Host: George Noory

	Binary Soul Doctrine
	Saturday March 12, 2005

Former psychological counselor and author Peter Novak talked about evidence for an afterlife and the Binary Soul Doctrine. According to Novak, this ancient belief held that each person possessed two souls, which would separate at death and go on to different afterlife experiences. Novak believes the Binary Soul Doctrine helps account for reincarnation, and a host of other puzzling afterlife phenomena.Novak also explained how the interior passages of the Great Pyramid illustrate the Binary Soul Doctrine, as well as discussed 'original' Christianity, which Novak thinks involved a belief in reincarnation. ... More
Host: Art Bell