Rune Soup: Travelling Ghosts Bent Spoons and the Science of Magic | Dean Radin

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The Science of Magic | Dr. Dean Radin & Dr. Baruti KMT-Sisouvong | On Transcendence

On Transcendence – Episode 0002
Guest: Dr. Dean Radin
Host: Dr. Baruti KMT-Sisouvong
Title: The Science of Magic

In this thought-provoking episode of On Transcendence, Dr. Baruti KMT-Sisouvong sits down with Dr. Dean Radin—scientist, author, and one of the world’s leading researchers on psi, magic, and consciousness.

Across four decades, Dr. Radin has explored the hidden capacities of the human mind, revealing that what ancient traditions call magic may be a lawful, measurable feature of reality itself.

In this conversation, we explore:

-What science now understands about psi phenomena
-Why intention and attention matter more than we think
-How consciousness participates in shaping the physical world
-The role of ritual and symbolism as technologies of mind
-Retrocausality, precognition, and time as a relationship, not an absolute
-The convergence of mysticism, meditation, and modern experimental data

This dialogue bridges the measurable and the mystical, the empirical and the experiential—inviting us to rethink what the mind truly is and what human beings may yet become.

The Science of Magic: Learning How to Unlock Our Psychic Powers, with Dr Dean Radin

In this interview we explore the groundbreaking intersection of science and magic with the world's leading parapsychologist, Dr. Dean Radin. Dean tells us how experimental evidence is confirming that our minds have extraordinary powers, and that they can be refined through meditative and occult practices.

Dean shares fascinating stories, from direct mind-matter experiments with magicians outperforming meditators in quantum influence, to the potential of psychic healing, and the physics that support (or challenge) these phenomena. You'll discover how the boundary between science and magic is blurring, and why understanding consciousness could revolutionize technology, medicine, and our very understanding of reality.

We also discuss why skeptics have grown more rigid, Dean's explanation for synchronicity, and even why bending a spoon made him worry about what someone with strong psychic powers might do.