Ken Renshaw's History

Ken Renshaw lives with his wife Joyce in Cambria, on the California Central Coast

I am a fifth generation Californian, raised by a pioneer family in a small San Joaquin Valley town called Hilmar.

I saved up my paper route money when I was eleven years old, bought an airplane ride, and took this picture of Hilmar

I was always interested in sailing. By age 19, I was able to become a crewman on the 190 ft. schooner Goodwill. In this picture we are crossing the finish line in Hawaii, winning the Transpacific Yacht Race flying 22,000 square feet of sail.

I graduated with a BSEE from Stanford in 1960. I worked my way through school working in the Radiophysics laboratory, studying the ionosphere, counting meteors. I led a scientific expedition in the North Atlantic to measure man-made aurora borealis .

I became a Chief Scientist at Hughes Communications. Here are two of my satellite projects being launched from the same flight of the Space Shuttle. You can watch the video on YouTube Satellite Deployments

I was also a pioneer advocate in developing the CDMA cell phone now used by the mayor carriers.

My hobby was flying sailplanes. I set two California altitude records for this class of sailplane. An altitude of 29,000 feet is hard to get in an airplane without a motor.

I also completed the flying tasks for the International Aeronautics Federation Gold Badge with two diamonds.

My wife, Joyce, and I authored several books on the Getty method of teaching art in schools, including Teaching Children The Love of Art.

We also worked at the Getty Summer Teachers Art Institute teaching classroom teacher how to teach this method.

We also developed a DVD-ROM for this art method.

I became interested in bat conservation and wrote this book, The Yosemite Adventure Of Spotty Bat that combines an adventure story with basic background information about bats.

It was accepted to be sold at the Book Store in Yosemite Valley.

I made a lifelong study of recognizing the beliefs and patterns in peoples' lives. This led me to write a book, "The Secret of Your Life Script" about how beliefs make the same things happen to us over-and-over.

I researched acupuncture to find a way to explain why it works in western scientific terms. I developed a theory which required a degree in mathematics to understand. I decided that the theory could never be understood by MDs not trained in mathematics so I decide to not peruse development further. I presented a conceptual paper on the theory at a 2008 international conference.

Then, I tackled a really big belief. I have always had certain secret psychic abilities (which were most useful in business) that I could never talk about in the presence of other scientists or engineers. Generally, they had strong beliefs against the validity of any phenomena that did not fit their scientific paradigms. So, I set out to create a scientific explanation of ESP phenomena. The product of all this thinking is the book, "Science, Remote Viewing and ESP: Beyond Einstein's Horizon."

I decided that we are entangled in a psychic web of life that guides our everyday existence. I show this in a novel "Shortcuts:
Secrets of ESP and Love"

This is an adventure story of a rule-bound attorney who falls in love with a metaphysical school teacher and how they come together through understanding the ESP, channeling, and remote viewing..