Crossing Thresholds: Exploring Stories and Visual Art from Beyond the Boundaries of Ordinary Consciousness
Weak Signal Propagation Reporter: Implications for Anomalies Research May 23, 2022Douglas G. Richards
New Subtle Energy AssociatedwithCreation, the Torus, and the Plasma State of Matter | Jerry Gin May 21, 2022In the field of plasma physics, there are monatomic elements, often known as Ormus and GANS (Gas in the Nano State), and the fourth state of matter. To date, there has been no good way to detect these elements. The tools used to measure 3-6-9 subtle energy qualities will detect and measure the energies of [...]
The Roads to Supernormality: A Biological Perspective May 19, 2022Unidad Parapsicológica de Investigación, Difusión y Enseñanza (UPIDE)
Subtle Energy Perception: Pilot Studywitha Buddha Relic May 17, 2022Garret Yount, Helané Wahbeh, Arnaud Delorme, Loren Carpenter, Dean Radin
Life and Death in Ancient Philosophy and Modern Physics May 15, 2022The modern scientific view on a human being is much poorer than that of ancient Greeks. In modern physics and biology, there is no place for feelings, thoughts, or the soul. Life is viewed as a continuous, irreversible interaction of biomolecules and emotions are associated with only our hormones produced in our body.
Methods to Unlock Telepathic Ability by Activating Pineal Gland and Still Cerebral Cortex May 14, 2022Methods: The pineal gland is the thought transmitter; it serves as a conduit for telepathic communication. It is a small cone-shaped gland at the back of our brain, located exactly at the top of the spinal cord, which in Hindu traditions is called the extra-sensory third ‘eye’ through which perception of the world is not [...]
Molecular Bases of Psychic Talent | Alejandro Álvarez May 13, 2022The aim of this work is to delve into the functional and structural aspects of the TNRC18 gene product and try to determine if it is likely for it to be somehow involved in psychic function. In addition, I investigate if there is a phylogenetic pattern regarding TNRC18 and evolutionary-related proteins (homologs)
Bill Bengston | Let’s Move On! Transitioning to Pragmatic Applications of Anomalies May 12, 2022I take no issue with those traditional emphases, but suggest they be supplanted with parallel work investigating pragmatic applications. For too long researchers in anomalies have somewhat defensively, and perhaps naively, thought that with sufficient data critics might be persuaded to soften their criticism. This has, for the most part, not been a winning strategy.
