…his deceased son and that they are now together.‘I found it all better than I had ever dreamed’, he added. Hodgson noted 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…
…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 American armed forces from ‘a racist, elitist,…
…twenty members by 1988, when Dossey retired from clinical practice to devote full time to research and writing. The DDA later became part of the Baylor Health Care System and later, Baylor Scott and White Health Care System. It has now been in existence for more than 50 years.1Dossey, B….
…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 the…
…time Joshi touched her, Uttara felt inexplicably that his touch was familiar, and from then on she was drawn to him, in her own words, ‘like an iron particle to a magnet’.6Akolkar (1992), 217. Akolkar refers to Joshi as ‘Dr Z’. She shared her writings of the time with Akolkar,…
…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. (2009). Price was inclined to believe the Foysters, since some of the phenomena could not have been produced by them fraudulently…
…White’s obituary, writing, This brief characterization of White’s life barely scratches the surface … of her contributions to parapsychology. … She was full of encouragement to many of us, an epitome of what a mentor should be. …But her real gift to us is that decades from now many more…
Alan Gauld (1932–2024) was a British academic who taught biological psychology and neuropsychology at the University of Nottingham. He is noted for writings on mediumship, poltergeists, parapsychology’s early history, and the history of hypnosis. The article presents him as a worker whose authority grew from patient scholarship rather than bold…
…gain access.2Leaf (1903), 56. But he thought of this in a positive sense, writing: It is a hope and not a fear that the dissolution of the body may mean the dissolution of this spiritual crust as well; that one day the infinite which is within us all may have…
