The Author

Chris H. Hardy, Bio & Published Books

BIO

Cognitive systems theorist, Ph.D. in ethno-psychology and former researcher at Princeton’s Psychophysical Research Laboratories, Chris H. Hardy has spent the past two decades investigating nonlocal consciousness and thought-provoking mind potentials. 

Author of more than fifty papers and seventeen books on these subjects, she is an authority in the domain both in scientific terms and as an author and workshop facilitator.

In her book Networks of Meaning: A Bridge Between Mind and Matter she developed a cognitive theory (Semantic Fields Theory) posing a nonlocal consciousness, of which professor and author Allan Combs said, “This book may well be the first step to an entirely new and deeply human understanding of the mind.” In her present ISS theory, she has broadened her previous theory to fathom a hyperdimension of collective consciousness that acts as a field of active information at the origin of the universe, a Cosmic DNA boosting the universe’s birth and its self-organization.

Dr. Hardy presents her research regularly at various international conferences and is a member of several scientific societies exploring cosmology, systems theory, chaos theory, parapsychology, and consciousness studies.

For more information (e.g. new research papers and presentations, media appearances, and recent physical and cosmological discoveries supporting the Infinite Spiral Staircase theory, etc.), visit the Event Page in this blog.

SELECTED PUBLISHED WRITINGS

* 2015. Cosmic DNA at the Origin: A Hyperdimension before the Big Bang.               The Infinite Spiral Staircase Theory. USA: CreateSpace IPP, 2015

* 2014. DNA of the Gods. The Anunnaki Creation of Eve and the Alien Battle for Humanity.  Rochester, VT: Inner Traditions, Bear & Co.

* 2011. The Sacred Network. Megaliths, Cathedrals, Ley lines, and the Power of Shared Consciousness. Rochester, VT: Inner Traditions.

* 2008. Diverging Views. Terra Futura Publishing. (Printed in India.)

* 1998. Networks of Meaning: A Bridge between Mind and Matter. Westport, Ct: Praeger.

In French:

* 2015. Réseaux énergétiques et conscience collective. Mégalithes, cathédrales, lignes telluriques. Paris: Dervy, 2015.

* 2012. La prédiction de Jung. Paris: Ed Dervy/Guy Trédaniel.

* 2008. Le Haut Chemin. Terra Futura Publishing. (Printed in India.)

* 2002. La pensée agissante. Ed. du Dauphin. Ed Violet.

* 1999. Découvrez la pensée positive. Ed. du Rocher.

* 1995. Le vécu de la transe. Ed. Du dauphin. (Lebaud 1991; Pocket 1996)

BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION

An unquenchable curiosity brought Chris H. Hardy to travel extensively to the East, Middle-East, and Africa to study the ancient paths of wisdom, while in parallel she tackled the novel scientific research on consciousness and psi (working at PRL Laboratories, in Princeton). All this led her to a PhD in cultural anthropology and several books – ranging from self-help books on visualization and positive thinking to a full-fledge theory of nonlocal consciousness (Networks of Meaning, NJ: Praeger, 1998, and La prédiction de Jung. Paris: Ed Dervy, 2012). She was the founder and president of a research association studying consciousness and mind capacities for a dozen years, started lecturing and giving workshops worldwide and since then her research took her into the new fields of consciousness studies, system theory, chaos theory. She has authored more than fifty papers to date and is a member of several scientific societies based in the US; Dr. Hardy presents papers regularly at international scientific conferences since the last 17 years.

Chris H. Hardy is or was a member of these scientific societies:

Society for Scientific Exploration (SSE)
Space Technologies & Applications International Forum (STAIF II)

Society for Chaos Theory in Psychology and Life Science (SCTPLS); 

International Society for Systems Sciences (ISSS); 

Club of Budapest (Paris);

The Parapsychological Association (PA);

L’Association Française de Science des Systèmes Cybernétiques, Cognitifs et Techniques (AFSCET, Paris);

Systems Science European Union (also called UES); 

Grec-B (multidisciplinary research association, Paris); 

L'Association Française du Transpersonnel (Transpersonal psychology) Paris. 

Scientific and Medical Network (SMN).

Mensa (US and France)