Here he shares his memories of his late daughter, Elisabeth Targ, MD, a pioneering researcher in the realm of psychic healing. Elisabeth had been raised as a child to consider psychic functioning as a normal part of life. She was also fluent in several languages. She died at the age of 40 from a brain [...]

Here he he describes a series of classic books in the fields of psychical research and parapsychology that he was responsible for bringing back into print. They include Human Personality and It’s Survival of Bodily Death by F. W. H. Myers; The Future and Beyond by H. F. Saltmarsh; Experiments in Mental Suggestion by L. [...]

Here he discusses several instances in which the military intelligence remote viewing program that ran for twenty years until 1996 produced significant results. These included information regarding a sick hostage during the Iranian crisis, accurate descriptions of technical facilities in the former Soviet Union, and the location of a missing Soviet era spy plane.

Here he argues that, according to the Buddhist logic of Nagarjuna, Aristotle is wrong. A proposition can be both true and false at the same time. Most propositions are neither true nor false. He finds similar thinking in the wave-particle duality of modern physics, as well as in Kurt Gödel’s Incompleteness Theorem. The unity of [...]

Here he discusses a successful experiment in silver futures forecasting that was covered in a Wall Street Journal front page story. Targ also shows how he developed a complex-space model that is consistent with modern physics and could account for influences from the future. He also describes an interested series of studies by the psychologist, [...]

Here he describes two precognitive dreams and provides guidelines for distinguishing precognitive dreams from those that are based on either fear or wish-fulfillment. He also describes experiments he conducted at SRI International for the purpose of establishing the reality of precognition. He notes that precognition is not necessarily incompatible with free will.