♡professor Grad's Bizarre bioenergetic Experience

♡ Born in Montreal in 1920, Bernard Grad was a professor of gerontology at McGill University in Montreal. A pioneer of cancer research and an investigator of the ancient healing art of laying on of hands, Bernard gained the title: 'the father of healing research'. In the 1980s I collaborated with Professor Grad in the investigation of creativity as a source of subtle energy and we became friends. Bernard once suggested to me to bring some of my paintings to his laboratory where he would scientifically demmonstrate the presence of subtle energy trapped in the art works. Professor Grad was an extremely sensitive person concerned with the human condition and the development of the human race. He recalled that one summer day, which looked perfectly normal, without any actual reason, he suddenly felt a severe electric shock, a violent spasm throughout all his body, as if he put his fingers into an electrical socket. It was August 6,1945, the day that the atomic bomb was dropped on the Japanese city Hiroshima. Grad's extraordinary bioenergetic experience is documented in Tom Harpur's book, 'The Uncommon Touch', Toronto: McClelland & Stewart, 1994, page 104 Paul Hartal