Here he provides a link to 17 video conversations with original contributors to the study of psychokinesis. He notes the controversies and fears concerning PK. He illustrates these points with stories from his research with Ted Owens, the PK Man. And, he draws a moral from these experiences — that we should treat all other [...]

Here he acknowledges that Jean Houston has had a more profound influence on his life than any living person other than his family members and closest friends. He describes how he first met her in 1973 and summarizes some of his experiences attending her workshops. He closes the monologue by referring to Jean’s observation that [...]

Here he suggests that one important reason why people unconsciously block their psi ability is fear. He lists a number of such fears including fear of social ostracism, fear of being thought insane, and fear of going insane. He discusses the work of Wilson Van Dusen, a psychologist who felt that people suffering from psychoses [...]

Here he discusses five different areas where parapsychologists have shown real practical applications. These include distant healing, psychic archeology, criminology, national security, and financial forecasting. In each of these areas Jeffrey has created video conversations with original contributors. He provides a hot link to a list of these particular videos.

Here he describes his initial 1968 encounter with the teaching of Rudolf Steiner. Steiner was a man of enormous talents who wrote 200 books and gave 6,000 lectures. He founded many disciplines including Eurythmy, Waldorf Education, and Bio-Dynamic agriculture. He was an artist, playwrite, architect, and sculptor. He wrote extensively about spirituality and esoteric subjects. [...]

Here he notes that many previous segments of the InPresence series have dealt with healing. So viewers now have access to both instructions and research data. He describes his own practice of using time, while awake in bed, to direct healing thoughts. He details various states of consciousness associated with his healing practice. He also [...]

Here he discusses his relationship with the inventor of the Bell Helicopter. Arthur M. Young also authored several books including The Reflexive Universe, The Geometry of Meaning, The Bell Notes, and Nested Time: An Astrological Autobiography. His thought process was all-encompassing as he endeavored to discover the underlying elements of process for all sciences and [...]

Here he describes how he came to write his first book, The Roots of Consciousness. The book is an overview of the field of consciousness studies and parapsychology and was originally intended to show to his doctoral committee at U.C., Berkeley, that he had the prerequisite knowledge to write a parapsychological dissertation. The book also [...]

Here he shares his fascination for and resonance with William James. James is widely regarded as the father of both American psychology and religious studies. Additionally he is regarded as a major philosopher and one of the founders of the American school of pragmatic philosophy. Furthermore, he was deeply engaged in psychical research and the [...]

Here he shares one of the most powerful, profound, and transformational experiences of his life — a dream in which his great uncle appeared to him at the time of his death. The dream felt more real than normal waking reality, and Jeffrey awoke from it both crying and singing a sacred song from Jewish [...]

Here he describes the paradox that, while parapsychologists have discovered no method for shielding against psychic functioning, it still seems to be a relatively erratic and unreliable ability. Mental agitation blocks ESP reception. He describes psychological dynamics that interfere with psychic functioning, including the fear of being overwhelmed by the pain of the world. He [...]

Here he describes three different approaches to dealing with physical, bodily pain. The first of these is based upon relaxation and visualization, the second is based on extending feelings of compassion toward one’s own body, the third approach is based upon Vipassana meditation.