A link to this site appeared in my Facebook feed today. It's new to me so I thought I'd pass it on in case anyone is interested in taking a look. There's a podcast discussing the book with upcoming interviews with Dean Radin.
Can veridical near death experiences be explained ?
I'm posting this because for the first time (at least as far as I know) California University Philosophy professor, John Martin Fisher, admits here (@1.09.14) that some of them don't have an explanation.
The BBC reports that "Year 6 students sitting their SATs this week are striking a power pose in a bid to improve their results. [color=#404040][font="Helmet, Freesans, Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif"]Staff at the Flying B
The first of a series of five short talks on BBC Radio. The Man Who Thought He Was Dead
Unfortunately I don't think this is available outside the UK (?).
Still, there is nothing really new here, it has been broadcast previously in 2016.
Psi research forum (ESP and psychokinesis)
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Chris, 2018-05-14, 08:15 AM
Mysterious Universe has an article on a Japanese study in which a subject was surrounded by six screens and asked to find a target letter displayed together with 35 decoy letters, six on each screen. It was found that the time taken to find the target decreased when the pattern was repeated, even wh
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