Harry Magnet to Speak Publicly in Salt Lake City May 1

Harry Magnet Presents

Navigating to Peak Experiences


Do certain people, places, or activities trigger in you an Intense Reaction? These are peak experiences.

Harry Magnet has had unusual peak experiences at different places. Harry has studied geophysical patterns in these peak experiences in different regions of the country, over a period of more than six years. Find out more about Harry’s peak experiences.

The ubiquitous geomagnetic field is what helps guide birds and other animals in their seasonal migrations. Harry Magnet has discovered that he may be sensitive to the natural geomagnetic field, and use it to intuitively navigate. Harry may also be sensitive to man-made magnetic fields, especially when sleeping.

Harry navigates to his peak experiences by means of feelings and symptoms. He has a personal and family history of mental illness. Do his findings have any relevance to our understanding of mental illnesses, including bipolar mood disorder?

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Sugarhouse: Thursday, May 1. 6:30 p.m. Sprague Library, 2131 Highland Drive.

Admission is free. You only need to bring an open mind.

The Peak Experience--Shared vs. Alone

A central element of my research project is the "peak" experience. This is the intense reaction I get when I cross from the Negative Zone to the Happy Zone, or vice versa. You can see a video of it here. Most of the time I drove alone to the peak. My girlfriend at the time helped me create the video. She was behind the camera at the time I crossed the peak. She says that she didn't feel anything when I crossed the peak.

Last July, when vacationing in Utah, I brought two of my friends along with me to the peak. They are both experienced in energy/psychic phenomena. When I went through the peak, they experienced intense reactions, too. One friend could visualize the peak traversing the area we were in. One time, I walked the peak with my arms around each friend. They were shaking almost as much as I was.

I think that their reaction was secondary to my peak reaction, but nevertheless it was intense for them. I'm curious to know if anyone else experiences the peak, either alone or with others.