Steven L. Richheimer

Dr. Steven L. Richheimer is an award-winning author. He holds a Ph.D. in chemistry from Stanford University where he worked under the illustrious two-time Nobel Prize winning chemist Linus Pauling. His career in science began by teaching college chemistry and then moved to research and development in the arena of pharmaceuticals and other valuable products derived from natural sources. He has a deep interest in both science and spirituality and how they complement one another that has grown out of his more than 50 years practicing both science and tantric meditation. His books on science and spirituality include The Fallacy of Materialism: How Consciousness Creates the Material World and Why it Matters, Reincarnation: Science of the Afterlife, The Nonlocal Universe: How Science Validates the Spiritual Worldview, and The Unity Principle: The Link between Science and Spirituality. His books are available on Amazon in eBook and paperback. To contact him and for more information about his books please visit his website: http://stevenrichheimer.com. The Fallacy of Materialism has been a #1 Amazon Bestseller and is a Reader's Favorite Bronze Award Winner in the category of Religion and Philosophy. PRAISE FOR FALLACY OF MATERIALISM "In The Fallacy of Materialism, Steven Richheimer, PhD, puts the ideology of materialism under the microscope and finds it severely wanting. In this sweeping analysis, Richheimer, a peerless scientist himself, presents solid reasons why consciousness is fundamental and immortality is our birthright. This magnificent work is sweeping in scope and inspirational in its message — a powerful, much-needed document for our time." — Larry Dossey, M.D., author of One Mind: Why Our Mind Is Part of a Greater Consciousness and Why it Matters. “As a Stanford-trained chemist, author Steven Richheimer relied heavily on the strengths of the materialistic worldview for his daily work, and for good reason -- materialism is a highly accurate way to model some aspects of the physical world. But is it adequate to describe all of reality? In The Fallacy of Materialism, Dr. Richheimer clearly explains why the answer is a resounding no. He then offers an alternative view from the spiritual perspective and discusses why gaining a more comprehensive understanding of reality is more than just a nice idea. It's a critically important step to ensure the future health of ourselves and our civilization.” — Dean Radin Ph.D., Chief Scientist, Institute of Noetic Sciences, author of Real Magic, and other books.