Douglas Scott Rogo (1950–1990) was a musician, paranormal researcher, and author who became a public figurehead for parapsychology through his many writings, lectures, and radio and television appearances. His life ended tragically in 1990 when he was aged only 40, stabbed to death by an unknown assailant in his home….
…B I, BII and B IV) experienced extended periods of full control, Sally emerging only in times of stress. Prince’s case report concludes with a description of a six-month period when the genuine Beauchamp was integrated and in control. comparison of Sally and Christine’s handwriting Samples of Sally’s writing5Prince (1906),…
…that the handwriting from Frank was larger and more emphatic than with Bennie.15Verrall (1910), 466. At the time of a sitting by Hodgson only, Bennie said he could see Helen playing the piano at home. The time was 11:26 am. It was confirmed by Hodgson that Helen had stayed home…
…of psychokinesis research up to time of writing, discusses the meaning of PK in the context of paranormal phenomena such as hauntings and poltergeists. Psi, What Is It: The Story of ESP and PK (1975). New York: Harper & Row. A textbook for parapsychology courses for young adults, which became…
…and his involvement with the Academy for the Advancement of Postmaterialist Sciences.4Schwartz et al. (2020). In 1971, Schwartz began working for the American government, writing speeches for President Richard Nixon, Secretary of Defense James Schlesinger, and US Navy commanders.5Schwartz (n.d.). He was one of a small group that transformed the…
…enter with permission, but afterwards, walk-ins are not aware of who they are. Montgomery identified walk-ins of the past as including Abraham Lincoln, Emanuel Swedenborg and Mahatma Gandhi.10Montgomery (1979), 20-21. Although this concept of walk-ins as enlightended beings continues to be promoted in popular writings,11Perry (2013). one also now finds…
…iron particle to a magnet’.6Akolkar (1992), 217. Akolkar refers to Joshi as ‘Dr Z’. She shared her writings of the time with Akolkar, who quoted them copiously in his paper. They are poetic and shot through with high emotion and spiritual tension; they also contain a sense that something is…
William Bengston (1950–2025) was an American sociology professor, author and practitioner of ‘energy healing’. Bengston’s writings contain numerous anecdotal descriptions of healings of cancer and other serious diseases, and also of successful laboratory experiments with mice. Life, Career and Organizational Work William Bengston was born in New York City in…
…(1940). including: sounds: footsteps, whispers, bells, raps and knocks scents of perfume and incense stones, bottles, soap and other objects thrown locking and unlocking of doors windows shattered furniture overturned spontaneous fires spontaneous writing on walls and paper Marianne Foyster thrown from her bed11For full details see Adams et al….
