Here he describes how his journey of exploration began when his late wife, Phran, woke up early one morning in 2002 in a terrified state and pronounced with certainty that something absolutely horrible would happen that day. It was a premonition that proved devastatingly true when their daughter was killed that evening in an automobile [...]

Here he describes the many threads woven into the intense cultural neighborhood near the British Museum in London. The discussion centers on the literary and artistic endeavors of the Bloomsbury Group, the spiritualist movement and psychical research, publishing, esoteric and occult groups, and the scientistic effort to suppress the realm of spirit. The interview concludes [...]

Here she offers a number of techniques and strategies for self-healing and distant healing of others. They include breathing exercises and visualization. She focuses on stress management, intuition development, and compassion for oneself and others.

Here he discusses the history of surrealism as a movement influencing both painting and writing. Paradoxically, the surrealists emphasized the spontaneous productions of the unconscious and of coincidence or synchronicity. Yet, they developed a rather rigid social structure. They enjoyed playing games, and Zack shares some of his poetry expressing these games – as well [...]

Psychology – An Integrative Psychology for the 21st Century. He is coauthor of Ethnoautobiography. He has been an executive editor for ReVision: Journal of Consciousness and Transformation) since 1994. He teaches psychology at Santa Rose Jr. College in California. His email is jkremer@sonic.net.

Here he describes the extraordinary friendship of three seminal figures: Aldous Huxley, author of Brave New World and The Doors of Perception; Gerald Heard, author of The Five Ages of Man; and Bill Wilson, founder of Alcoholics Anonymous. In the early 1950s, these individuals were among the first to explore the potential of psychedelic drugs [...]