Human Antenna

254 Pages·2007·1.4 MB·English

The
Human
Antenna
Dr. Robin Kelly
www.HumanAntenna.com
Energy Psychology Press
Santa Rosa, CA 95439
www.EnergyPsychologyPress.com
Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
Kelly, Robin, 1951—
The Human Antenna: reading the language of the universe in the songs of our cells /
Robin Kelly. —1st ed.
p. cm.
Rev. ed. of: The human aerial / Robin Kelly, 2006.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN-13: 978-1-60415-014-8
1. Holistic medicine. 2. Mind and body. 3. Healing. I. Kelly, Robin, 1951—Human aerial.
II. Title.
[DNLM: 1. Holistic Health. 2. Mental Healing. 3. Mind-Body Relations (Metaphysics)
W 61 K29h 2007]
R733.K45 2007
610—dc22
2007037170
© 2007, 2008 Robin Kelly
The information in this book is not to be used treat or diagnose any particular disease or any
particular patient. Neither the author nor the publisher is engaged in rendering professional
advice or services to the individual reader. The ideas, procedures and suggestions in this book
are not intended as a substitute for consultation with a professional health care provider.
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arising from any information or suggestion in this book.
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author. This book is being published simultaneously in the United Kingdom and New Zealand
by Zenith Books.
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About the Author
Robin Kelly runs a medical practice in which he integrates Western,
Eastern and modern mindbody concepts of health. He qualified as a doctor
in London, moving to Auckland, New Zealand in the late 1970s.
Soon after starting in general practice, he started to practise and
study acupuncture. Impressed by the safety and effectiveness of this
ancient Chinese healing art, he studied its roots in traditional Chinese
medicine. He became president of the New Zealand Medical Acupuncture
Society, and by the early 90s had established a full time practice in Medical
Acupuncture on Auckland’s North Shore.
Since this time, Robin’s practice has broadened to focus on the
concept of deep healing, and the drawing up of individualized healing
plans. He runs MindBody Healing workshops in New Zealand and
overseas for the sufferers of chronic illness, health professionals, and
the general public.
The Human Antenna is Robin’s second book, and explores his interest
in the science of consciousness, and the role intuition plays in our lives.
He draws from his everyday experiences, explaining these exciting but
sometimes bewildering concepts in a simple and entertaining way.
Robin is also a passionate musician and singer-songwriter, currently
recording his third CD. His previous albums Black Ice (1998), and Silk and
Knives (2002), have been featured on local and national radio stations,
and he has performed live on national television. He has recently written
 The Human Antenna
a stage musical, Chakramor, a celebration of the growth of human
consciousness.
Robin works from home with his wife, Trish, a registered nurse and
midwife. They have three children, a lively Cavoodle puppy, and two
beautiful but emotionally distant cats.
When not working, he can be found pottering around either his
garden or the golf course.
His overriding ambition is to be the last person on earth to own a
mobile phone.
Contents
Acknowledgments ...........................................................................................................9
Introduction .....................................................................................................................11
Chapter 1 An Awakening .........................................................................................15
Chapter 2 Signs, Symbols and Science ...............................................................33
Chapter 3 The Growth of the Human Antenna –
the Chakras ...................................................................................................................91
Chapter 4 The Human Antenna through the Years –
the Maturing Soul ...................................................................................................165
Chapter 5 The Female and Male Antenna ......................................................179
Chapter 6 Skeptics, Psychics and Savants ......................................................197
Chapter 7 Living as Human Antennas .............................................................217
Appendix 1 Shedding New Light .........................................................................223
Appendix 2 Tapping Into the Now .....................................................................231
References .....................................................................................................................243
Bibliography ..................................................................................................................245
Index ................................................................................................................................251

Acknowledgments
I am indebted to those special people who have gifted me the space from
which this book has emerged.
In particular, to my eldest daughter Sophie, who graciously allowed
me to convert her orange bedroom into my writing retreat.
And to Gabrielle Graham, who together with the staff of the Student
Health and Counseling Center at Albany’s Massey University, unselfishly
allowed me to cut back on my duties during the winter of 2005.
Throughout the book, I mention many friends and colleagues who
have guided me in my life and work. It is heartening to experience at first
hand the support now in place for all doctors who are compelled to extend
the boundaries of healthcare, and to embrace new paradigms of healing. I
owe special thanks to Miriam and Gerald Gibb, and Julie and Tim Ewer, who
continue to inspire me with their wisdom and cheerful encouragement.
I am also grateful to Dawson Church and Courtney Arnold at Energy
Psychology Press. I am fortunate indeed to have found you all. Special
thanks also to artist Karla Vink who has converted my rough sketches into
such clear and satisfying images, and to cover designer Victoria Valentine
for her stunning work.
I am also grateful for the unending patience and literary skills of my
editors, Graeme Beals and Paula Reid, who have helped make writing The
Human Antenna such a happy and fulfilling experience.
Robin Kelly
Auckland 2007