He focuses on the distinctions between physical light and many forms of spiritual light, including magical light, Egyptian light, and divine light. He reflects on the multiple meanings of the notion of light entrapped within matter or flesh. He argues that scientism, to the extent that it denies the realities of the spirit, is a [...]

Eric discusses his direct involvement in classified UAP programs, advanced propulsion research, and briefings to U.S. government and intelligence officials. He explores the scientific challenges of understanding UFO technology, including warp drives, quantum vacuum energy, and the limits of current physics. Davis also touches on disclosure efforts, psionic phenomena, and extraordinary claims of historical contact [...]

Here he suggests that great writers portray psychic phenomena in a realistic manner. This fact is generally ignored by both parapsychologists and literary critics. He focuses on Shakespeare’s Hamlet in which Hamlet applied parapsychological principles in order to determine whether the ostensible ghost of his father was real and whether the information conveyed by the [...]

Julie describes her journey into physical mediumship, including early childhood experiences, the development of her abilities, and her work in séance settings. She explains phenomena such as ectoplasm, independent voice, and spirit materializations, offering an insider’s perspective on trance and spirit communication. Adriani also explores skepticism, healing work, and the personal and ethical challenges of [...]

In this reboot from 2020, James acknowledges that he is approaching this topic as a mystic and a scholar, but not as a practitioner of ceremonial magic. He reviews various historical cases of conjuring, particularly that of John Dee, the court astrologer to Elizabeth I. He points out that laws against conjuring were established by [...]

Gabriel explores Robert Anton Wilson’s critique of scientific dogmatism and his concept of “model agnosticism,” which challenges certainty in both science and perception. Drawing on Wilson’s book The New Inquisition, Kennedy examines tensions between parapsychology and organized skepticism, highlighting episodes of intellectual conflict and suppression. The discussion ultimately invites viewers to question rigid belief systems [...]

Kevin explores the intersection of Platonic philosophy, surrealism, and UFO phenomena, proposing that non-human intelligences may exist in a reality beyond conventional physical perception. He discusses how altered states, symbolism, and archetypal imagery may serve as bridges between human consciousness and these elusive encounters. Cann suggests that UFO experiences could be better understood through a [...]