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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
banking: its parapsychology to most
Banking as parapsychology. The astounding world as interchangeability, both lucid and independent presents itself. Opaque transactions rupturing the integrity of the field; a field that is ecumenical rather than exclusive, and quite able to absorb pi research as part of … Continue reading
Posted in Feature Article, Ideas/Opinion
Tagged Banking Crisis and bailouts, Bill Gross PIMCO, Charles Dickens, Charles Honorton, Dickens Oliver Twist, Dr. Harry Hermon, Dr. Stanley Krippner, jamie dimon, Jamie Dimon JP Morgan, Jonathan Weil Bloomberg, Madame Pickwick, madame pickwick art blog, Steve Liesman CNBC, Tom Keene Bloomberg, Uri Geller, world economic forum davos
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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
WHITER SHADES OF PALE
“Ya know, ya know I was wondering if. If you could keep on because…the force, it’s got a lot of power. It makes me feel like…..it makes me feel like…..WOOO! [1st Verse] Lovely Is The Feelin’ Now Fever, Temperatures Risin’ … Continue reading
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Tagged Aleister Crowley, David Geffen, Eddie Murphy, Lewis Carroll, Lewis S. Carroll, Louis Farrakhan, Majestik Magnificent, Michael jackson, Michael Jackson Dangerous, Michael jackson Death, Michael Jackson Occult, Michael Jackson Peter Pan, Michael Jackson This Is It, Myung-Ho Lee, Nation of Islam, Steven Spielberg, Uri Geller, Vanity Fair Michael Jackson
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