I had forgot about this for a while and just recently when I mulled over it, I thought this would be an interesting topic to raise. This is purely anecdotal but it raises some interesting questions, I would think.
One day I had a dream just like any other, and Mediochre had happened to mention a
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1874 is a significant year in the history of psychology. Wilhelm Wundt published the first edition of Outlines of Physiological Psychology, and Franz Br
For a long time I was interested in how the process of reincarnation actually works, how karma is passed on from life to life and most importantly, if some aspect of the personality we developed in life is retained from one existence to the next. From what I read, there are two viewpoints relating t
Interesting information that came into the possession of the brother. Information which only the mother knew, about a scratch she had accidentally made to her already deceased daughters face, when preparing her body in the casket.
"All the best science has soft edges, limits that are still obscure and extend without interruption into areas that are wholly inexplicable. On the fringe, between those things that we understand as nor
I thought this Daily Grail article was quite interesting. It describes how Guillermo del Toro and Terence McKenna saw UFOs which seemed to them like badly designed fakes. The article interprets this in terms of the Co-creation Hypothesis, proposed by Greg Bishop, in which the perceptions of witnesse
Always found this an interesting article about the evolutionary explanation for NDEs, and it's mutual shortcomings with other hallicination explanations for the experiences. Off of Michael Prescott's blog: http://michaelprescott.typepad.com/micha...-ndes.html
For anybody who keeps up "with the Joneses", there's a audio illusion going around that is screwing with a lot of people. Apparently it is similar to the "blue-black or white-gold dress" debacle from a year or two ago that had everyone going crazy.
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