Russell Targ for Science & Nonduality What do the healer, the mystic, the psychic and the spy all have in common? They are all in touch with their nonlocal mind and our community of spirit. During the 1970s and 80s, Stanford Research Institute (SRI) carried out investigations of our ability to experience and describe distant … Continue reading
Brendan D. Murphy Repeated ignorant or stubborn denial of the existence of certain powers does not keep them from existing—except for us! —Harold M. Sherman Have you ever noticed how closed-minded skeptics (CMS) rarely if ever have any experiences with the siddhis (psychic faculties) or “the paranormal” in general? Soviet research into psychokinesis (PK) involving … Continue reading
Sol Luckman Dreams of Flying My earliest dreams were lucid ones of flying. I have a particularly striking memory of soaring high above my father’s tobacco fields where I used to spend hours at a time searching for arrowheads as a boy. There was a method to dream flight—not unlike the way a condor rides … Continue reading
Sol Luckman This past Monday I gave an interview about my new novel, SNOOZE: A STORY OF AWAKENING, on ENVISION THIS that was a lot of fun and covered a lot of fascinating territory. The skinny, shallow story is that SNOOZE is a young adult (YA) sci-fi/fantasy novel about a psychically gifted boy named Max … Continue reading
Bradley York Bartholomew [SL: Here’s another oldie but goodie from the Archives of my popular free ezine, DNA MONTHLY. Enjoy!] Findings by molecular biologists Peter Gariaev and Vladimir Poponin of the Russian Academy of Science concerning the “DNA Phantom Effect” have a radical connection with the formation of crop circles in the United Kingdom and … Continue reading
Sol Luckman While my new novel, SNOOZE: A STORY OF AWAKENING, was composed with young adult and young-at-heart readers in mind, the book recently proved its literary merit by receiving an Honorable Mention in the 2014 Beach Book Festival Prize competition in the general fiction category. Here are some excerpts from the stellar reviews that … Continue reading
Sol Luckman My earliest dreams were lucid ones of flying. I have a particularly vivid memory of soaring above my father’s tobacco fields where I used to hunt for arrowheads as a boy. There was a technique to flying in my dreams—akin to the way a condor rides thermal currents to corkscrew higher or lower. … Continue reading
