…primarily from the 1950s and 1960s6Luke (2012).. JB Rhine, the founder of parapsychology as an experimental science, ran informal psychedelic sessions in 1961 in collaboration with the then Harvard psychologists Timothy Leary and Richard Alpert,7Black (2001). although the sessions apparently generated too much spontaneous laughter for anyone to credibly test…
…city, which, it claimed, showed Sai Baba secretly taking a large gold chain from an assistant and then claiming to have materialized it. The incident was investigated by Haraldsson and Richard Wiseman, a British psychologist and amateur conjurer. The pair visited the offices of the newspaper, where they interviewed the…
…not responsible;he had handled three of the objects beforehand, checking for trick devices. Testing Roll had tested Tina for psychokinetic ability, observing that she rolled doubles at a rate well above chance. However, in a formal test carried out by Richard Broughton at the Institute for Parapsychology on 29 March,…
…has provided science with a formidable collection of data that demands attention. Richard Broughton Literature Bem, D., Palmer, J., & Broughton, R.S. (2001). Updating the ganzfeld database: A victim of its own success? Journal of Parapsychology 65, 207-18. Bem, D.J., & Honorton, C. (1994). Does psi exist? Replicable evidence for…
…reconciliation to a situation which does not permit any radical alternatives to itself.23Skultans (1974), 4. More recent research has focused on the therapeutic potential of mediumship practices for the bereaved, especially in the Western context.24cf. Beischel, Mosher & Boccuzzi (2014); Osborne & Bacon (2015). Psychoanalytic Interpretations Richard Castillo has argued…
…as a home maker. She eventually separated from Hugh Tighe, marrying Richard Morrow and raising two stepchildren. She died in 1995, aged 72, leaving ten grandchildren.3Thomas (1995). Regressions In Pueblo, the Tighes became acquainted with Morey Bernstein, a businessman and experienced amateur hypnotist. Bernstein became interested in reincarnation after learning…
…81. Carpenter, W. (1877c). Mr. Crookes and Eva Fay. Nature 17, 122-23. Carpenter, W. (1877d). The radiometer and its lessons. Nineteenth Century 1, 242-56. Clodd, E. (1917). The Question: “If a man die, shall he live again?” London: Grant Richards. Cox, E.W. (1871). Spiritualism Answered by Science. London: Longmans. Cox,…
…architecture, can be found in ‘Frederick Bligh Bond 1864-1945, a bibliography of his writings and a list of his buildings’, by Richard Coates. Selected Books An Architectural Handbook of Glastonbury Abbey, with a Historical Chronicle of the Building (1909). Bristol, UK: Edward Everard. Roodscreens and Roodlofts (1909, with D.B. Camm)….
…any possibility of the mother having normal awareness of the past-life circumstances.17Wilson (1982), 12. Richard Rockley, writing for the website SkepticReport, suggests that John Pollock, since he believed strongly in reincarnation, most likely talked about his notion that the twins were reincarnations of their sisters in their presence; also, other…
