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Tag Archives: Paranormal psychology
remote viewing: flying standby
Out of body and out of sight. At one time Ingo Swann would paint canvases that showed purportedly first hand impressions of astral phenomena observed on out of body trips into space, called remote viewing. Swann worked under rigorous laboratory … Continue reading
universe as mind stuff: mystifying the expectations
…The legitimacy of an idea is often a matter of culture. Thus, in the West, we greet the notion of cyclic time with deep unease- partly because it is unfamiliar and partly because the concept of linear time running away … Continue reading
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Tagged Adrian Dobbs, Arthur Koestler, Dr. Helmut Schmidt, Dr. J.B. Rhine, Dr. Louisa Rhine, ESP phenomenon, James Cameron Avatar, James Cameron director, Madame Pickwick, madame pickwick art blog, Paranormal psychology, psychokinesis, Richard Feynman, Sir James Jeans, Wassily Kandinsky
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paranormal: moving with matter
…The territory was so new that J.B. Rhine and Louisa Rhines’ first experiment got the very categories of telepathy and clairvoyance scrambled. Both experimental situations involved the Rhine cards, printed with the now familiar suits of star, rectangle, circle, cross, … Continue reading
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Tagged art blog, Arthur Koestler, Daryl Bem Cornell, Dr. J.B. Rhine, Dr. Louisa Rhine, Madame Pickwick, madame pickwick art blog, margaret mead, Mrs. Lucille Kahn, Paranormal psychology, Parapsychology, Psi Phenomena, vampira, Vanishing Point movie, William A. Tiller
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the paranormal: does what matter
…Now there is a vast amount of testimony to psi phenomena. Freud and Jung took their existence for granted; they fascinated William James; and as Arthur Koestler pointed out in his The Roots of Coincidence, the British Society for Psychical … Continue reading
cosmic thinking: playing havoc with known principles
Shattering the mechanistic universe and making room among the black holes for ESP, PK, mindons, psitrons, and ghosts… …Parapsychological research can be divided- though arbitrarily and not at all neatly- into four basic areas. For convenience they are lumped together … Continue reading
simple twists of coincidence
Simple twists of fate? Interpreting coincidence has always been a messy, unscientific affair. And parapsychology is a graveyard, excuse the pun, of charlatans and snake oil salespeople. But, there is always doubt that a world of the paranormal may actually … Continue reading
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Tagged bob dylan simple twist of fate, carl jung synchronicity, D.D. Home, david sutton, james frazer the golden bough, jeff tweedy, koestler the invisible writing, Michael Persinger, Paranormal activity, Paranormal psychology, ruth tudge, Sassetta, Sigmund Freud, susan black, the golden bough, Wilco, william crookes
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beam them somewhere
Teleportation. Does it exist? Generally, science and mysticism and the paranormal do not mix. Likewise, atheism and psychic phenomena make strange bedfellows. Superstition and science. But, there is a lot of junk science and pseudo science as there are a … Continue reading
BEHIND THE SMOKE AND MIRRORS
Mina Crandon, best known as “Margery”, was a Boston medium who found herself embroiled in one of the most bitter controversies in American psychic research in the 1920’s.Regardless though, she was perhaps the greatest rival of magician Harry Houdini as … Continue reading
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Tagged David Jehar, Dr. Hereward Carrington, Dr. Walter Franklin Prince, Dr. William MacDougall, Harry Houdini, Hereward Carrington, Houdini, J.Malcolm Bird, Jim Collins Houdini Assistant, Le Roi Goddard Crandon, Margery the Medium, Mina Stinson Crandon, Palladino medium, Paranormal activity, Paranormal psychology, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Spiritualism, William Lindsay Gresham
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