The oldest parapsychological organization in the United States, founded in 1884, now practically defunct.
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French astronomer and psychical researcher (1842-1925), notable for his writings on mediumship and psychic phenomena, including case collections.
Leading parapsychology journal founded by JB Rhine's group at Duke University, covering mainly experimental reports but also including research of spontaneous psychic cases, historical papers, critiques and literature reviews.
The American-Hungarian stage magician Harry Houdini (1874-1926) was hostile to spiritualism, and wrote books about his debunking of mediums.
Eminent British psychologist (1871-1938) who during appointments at American universities contributed largely to the establishing of parapsychology as an experimental science.
Children in Sri Lanka (above) and other countries who remember a previous life have been found to differ in some respects from other children