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Jeff Mishlove
I regard Stephan A. Schwartz as a hero of consciousness -- and have stated this clearly in a blog post about him from last September . But, I don't think I've said quite enough about... More »
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We live at a time when, it seems, heroes are becoming harder to identify. Cynicism is on the rise. Most of our gurus, we discover, have feet of lead. So, I am happy to say... More »
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Zaadster, Jacob Gorban , has posed a number of excellent questions to me regarding my work in parapsychology. I have listed them below, with my answers: Jacob: On your site you're telling the story how... More »
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Scientology [From Chapter Three of Psi Development Systems ] Founded in the early 1950s by Lafayette Ronald Hubbard as an outgrowth of an earlier movement known as "dianetics" also founded by Hubbard, Scientology is a... More »
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Recently, I had a long conversation with my friend Jane Katra, Ph.D. , coauthor with physicist, Russell Targ , of two fascinating books -- Miracles of Mind and The Heart of the Mind . I... More »
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My friend, Victoria Alexander (shown on the left, obviously), seems to be living proof that an individual can defy science -- on a daily basis. Here she is having dinner with nuclear physicist Edward Teller... More »
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Russell Targ , states in the preface of this book that his grief over the untimely death of his daughter Elisabeth (see my blog of March 20 ) prompted him to examine more deeply the... More »
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Note: My talk at this conference is titled "Remote Viewing is not 'Viewing'". Although remote viewing resembles (or simulates) a sensory process -- I postulate that it probably operates more like synchronicity. See my blog below titled... More »
Jeff Mishlove
Back in the 1930, the metaphor "mental radio" was popularized by the author Upton Sinclair was a way of thinking about extrasensory perception and telepathy. He wrote an excellent book that has recently been republished. Still,... More »
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I recently learned that my friend, Milton Friedman, journalist and speechwriter (not the famous economist), died about six months ago. Milton was a remarkable person with an incredible history. He worked for many U.S. presidents,... More »
