Can you read your parents’ minds… using science? You’ve seen it in Stranger Things when Eleven floats in water and reaches out with her mind powers… But what if that idea is actually based on a real experiment? In this episode of Kids of Wonder, Theo tests the Ganzfeld Experiment – a method scientists have [...]

A Zen teacher who has studied koans for thirty years, John Tarrant, PhD, directs the Pacific Zen Institute, a venture in meditation and the arts, and teaches culture change in organizations. He is the author of several books, including The Light Inside the Dark: Zen, Soul and the Spiritual Life. Additionally, he is a Jungian [...]

James offers a critical examination of the life and ideas of Pierre Teilhard de Chardin, challenging the popular view that he successfully reconciled science and religion. He argues that Teilhard’s concepts of convergence, the noosphere, and evolutionary spirituality contributed to modern transhumanist and technocratic worldviews while departing from traditional Catholic theology. Tunney explores the implications [...]

Here he reviews his lifelong quest to help individuals, including children, access their psychic and intuitive functions through dreamwork, prayer, dance, and group activities. He describes his connection with the movement started by Edgar Cayce. He focuses on the development of dream helper circles – in which groups of people cultivate dreams with the intention [...]

As a researcher of edge science and experiencer of extraordinary phenomena, Julia Mossbridge provides her unique perspective on fostering personal disclosure and telepathic communication. She recounts covert experimentation on her as a child and adult, and the role of universal love in understanding consciousness and the nature of existence.

Here he explains why, in his opinion, the sociologist Marcello Truzzi chose to label The Amazing Randi and others associated with the American “skeptical” movement as “pseudoskeptics”. He sheds light on the parallels between deliberate ignorance of facts in discussions of the paranormal and of politics. He points out how Randi and other “skeptics” have [...]

Arthur discusses the Platonic mystical tradition from Plato through Plotinus, Dionysius the Areopagite, Christian mysticism, and the American Transcendentalists. He explores the contemplative path of realizing truth, the concepts of transcendence, emanation, and the One, while examining how mystical traditions have been marginalized within modern academic culture. Versluis also considers the future of contemplative science [...]