This study explored the correlations between the presence of anomalies and their experiential qualities and RNG output (Z scores), measures of electromagnetism (EMF meter output and AP values) and psychophysiology (Heart rate variability or HRV). Participants also completed the following questionnaires:

The attribution of anomalous experiences in TLE is discussed extensively in neuropsychiatric contexts; the DSM V lists such anomalous experiences as delusional or hallucinatory events, symptomatic of ictal (epilepsy related) psychosis. Discussion of case studies of anomalous experiences in epilepsy offer limited qualitative information about the phenomenology of the experience, as they are primarily concerned [...]

Psi phenomena such as telepathy, clairvoyance, pre- and retrocognition call for a model of space and time that goes beyond the traditional model of spacetime. Many parapsychologists agree that the world we perceive represents only an excerpt of a larger structure of reality, or background reality, that is inaccessible to our senses and technical measurement [...]

The use of psychedelics by indigenous peoples all over the world over for shamanic purposes has likely continued for thousands of years and is still widely practiced today. Classically, shamanism involves intentionally going into an altered state of consciousness to communicate with the spirits of nature and transcend time and space and bring back useful [...]

Deep Ecologists have long argued that the ecological crisis is simultaneously a psychological and spiritual crisis, and that if we want to change our environmentally destructive behaviors, we will need to re-conceptualize our relationship to the world in which we live.

Recent trends in science studies, anthropology, and aesthetics have returned to an understanding of the world that is grounded in the messy entwinement that interconnects beings of all kinds. This has been traditionally known as animism.

A recent collective book edited by anthropologist Jack Hunter, Greening the Paranormal (2019), developed some links between ecology and parapsychology. The most obvious intersection between both is a commonly-reported aftereffect of several different types of exceptional experiences (psychedelics, near-death or abduction experiences, etc.), in which the experiencer comes away from their encounter with an enhanced [...]

One of the main endeavors is to reduce independent studies and move towards multi-laboratory and multi-investigator research, including different countries and socio-cultural backgrounds. These projects should be built upon common goals, pre-registered protocols, and with open access outcomes. This will allow better reproducibility, replicability, and generalizability regarding scientific standards.