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A Tribute to Parapsychologist Stanley Krippner September 4, 2019Archival video © 2003 – 2019 Tamara Gurbis
A Medium’s Evidence for Postmortem Survival March 20, 2022She will answer viewers questions about the gradual process through which she became aware of communications with the deceased – as well as what she learned learning from James Van Praagh, Lyn Buchanan, Whitley Strieber, Tom Campbell, and others. Viewers can also ask about how her psychic sensitivities were sharpened as the result of traumatic [...]
Callum Cooper Interviews Jeffrey Mishlove About Parapsychology February 28, 2022This conversation introduces Cal as a new Guest Host for New Thinking Allowed. It focuses on parapsychology. Cal discusses his own work as an educator in the field and questions Jeff about his early work, including his book, Psi Development Systems. The discussion focuses on J. B. Rhine and the origins of modern parapsychology. Other [...]
Emmy Vadnais Interviews Jeffrey Mishlove About the Grand Prize Bigelow Institute Essay February 11, 2022Jeffrey Mishlove, PhD, is author of The Roots of Consciousness, Psi Development Systems, and The PK Man. Between 1986 and 2002 he hosted and co-produced the original Thinking Allowed public television series. He is the recipient of the only doctoral diploma in “parapsychology” ever awarded by an accredited university (University of California, Berkeley, 1980). He [...]
Bigelow Institute Award Speech January 3, 2022In 2021, Robert Bigelow established the Bigelow Institute for Consciousness Studies and sponsored an essay competition on the topic of the best evidence for the survival of human consciousness after permanent bodily death. Some 1,200 people applied to enter this event. My entry was unanimously selected by a panel of six judges as the grand [...]
Jeffrey Mishlove fields questions from viewers. September 26, 2021Anngwyn St. Just, PhD, is a social traumatologist. She is author of the two volume set of books titled Trauma: Time, Space, and Fractals. She is also author of the five volume set titled Trauma and the Human Condition. She has worked throughout the world helping victims of war and disaster.
Fiore The Unquiet Dead 1 hour May 26, 2021What connection do we really have with the souls of those who have lived here before? Psychologist Edith Fiore describes how, working with her clients, she has come to diagnose and treat cases of apparent spirit possession. She demonstrates an actual depossession technique, a method entirely different from the classical notion of “exorcism.” Dr. Fiore’s [...]
A Photographer Among the Spirits Shannon Taggart February 12, 2021Here she describes her introduction to the spiritualist community of Lily Dale, New York, located near her childhood home of Buffalo. A remarkable mediumistic reading, given to a cousin, led to the uncovering of a family secret regarding the death of her grandfather. For the last two decades, she has engaged in a journey of [...]
The Grieving Process and the Afterlife August Goforth December 25, 2020Here, he maintains that the mediumistic gifts that he has experienced since childhood are actually available to everyone. The grieving process can be an occasion for individuals to deepen their connection with the world of those he refers to as “the risen”. It is important to allow our friends and loved ones to grieve in [...]
Introducing Singer/Musician Jordan Olguin December 27, 2019Jordan Olguin’s instagram: @jordanolguinofficial
The Spirit of Shamanism in the Life and Work of Stanley Krippner September 4, 2019© 2003 – 2019 Tamara Gurbis
Vedic Tradition and UFOswithMichael Cremo September 20, 2021Here he describes the Vedic worldview as one in which consciousness, rather than matter, is considered fundamental. The Vedic universe is populated by a vast array of entities including both extraterrestrial and extra-dimensional. There are deities and demonic entities covering a wide range of technological and spiritual attainments. Flying vehicles are frequently described. Some are [...]
The Scole ExperimentwithRobin Foy May 14, 2021Here he shares his insider’s view of the amazing project that has come to be known as the Scole Experiment, possibly constituting the greatest variety and intensity of unbelievable physical phenomena in the history of parapsychology and psychical research. He describes the cohesion that developed between the living human members of the group, discarnate spirit [...]
One God, One World, One PeoplewithRabbi Wayne Dosick August 27, 2021Here he describes his philosophy of embracing all of humanity with love – while confronting the ideologies of hatred and divisiveness. He points out that he finds more common ground with mystics and liberal theologians of all faiths than he does with the fundamentalists within Judaism. He discusses the impact that the holocaust has had [...]
An Open-Ended ConversationwithKaren Newell & Eben Alexander May 24, 2021Here they review scientific developments relating to the concept of “objective idealism” and “top-down causality” – the idea that the universe is not dead matter, but is mindlike at its very essence. They share how one can experience this directly through meditation and other spiritual practices. One can even attain states of consciousness akin to [...]
Global Goddess TraditionswithDebashish Banerji December 6, 2021Here he points out that artifacts relating to the worship of the mother goddess are found throughout the world, going back as far as 40,000 years. Such traditions are associated with the earth, with the wisdom of the body, with magic, and with equality of the sexes. Over time, the emphasis has shifted to the [...]
PersonhoodwithJames Tunney October 3, 2021Here he shares his knowledge of the philosophical tradition of personalism – a movement that has touched many other disciplines and that emphasizes the unique rights and responsibilities of personhood. He points out that there are counter-veiling tendencies in society that would treat humans more as machines, or as animals, rather than as persons. There [...]
Shamanism in MongoliawithGail Hayssen November 3, 2021Here she tells how she developed a close connection with shamans from Mongolia who visited the United States in 2004. As a result of this connection, she was invited to present at a conference on shamanism in Mongolia. She describes a variety of adventures with shamans in Mongolia, including some in which it appeared to [...]
Ingo Swann’s PenetrationwithDaz Smith November 26, 2021Here he shares his own experience spending a day in the home of Ingo Swann, who is widely regarded as “the father of remote viewing.” He points out that all of the people he knows who have worked with Ingo have described him as an honest person of great integrity. This is why Ingo’s bizarre [...]
Statistics in ParapsychologywithJessica Utts December 13, 2021Here she describes her journey from a skeptical statistician to a supporter of parapsychological research. She shares stories of her father’s successes in clairvoyance during ganzfeld experiments at the Psychophysical Research Laboratory in Princeton, New Jersey. She also describes how she came to evaluate remote viewing research sponsored by the Defense Intelligence Agency. She emphasizes [...]
AE: The Forgotten MysticwithJames Tunney October 15, 2021Here he describes the work of George William Russell who was known by his pen name of “AE”. Russell was a fine artist, poet, dramatist, critic, playwrite, statesman, publisher, and mystic. He was closely associated with W. B. Yeats and served as an inspiration for a generation of esotericists, writers, and political activists. His life [...]
Near-Death ReflectionswithElizabeth Krohn December 22, 2021Here she reflects back on implications of her near-death experience that occurred when she was struck by lightning in 1988. Since then, she has experienced a telephone call from her deceased grandfather – and also many accurate, but unpleasant, precognitive dreams – typically involving disasters. She maintains that our conventional notion of clock time is an incomplete [...]
The Power of MantrawithDebashish Banerji December 17, 2021Here he notes that the use of mantra was elaborated in the earliest writings of the Upanishads, approximately 900 BCE, prior to the time of the Buddha. At an even earlier stage, the hymns of the Rig Veda were considered to be mantras. The essential idea is to allow the power of sound to move [...]
Logic and the IndescribablewithRolf Sattler November 1, 2021Here he explains that Aristotelian logic has captured the Western intellectual mindset for many centuries. He suggests that this type of “either/or” thinking has resulted in harmful wars and violence. He points to several other systems of logic that are more precise, and also more inclusive, than Aristotelian thought. These include Taoist yinyang logic, Buddhist [...]
The Quantum BrainwithAmit Goswami August 30, 2021Here he builds upon his insight that consciousness is the ground of all being and can also be thought of as the quantum wave function, i.e., the realm of all possibilities. The brain itself does not produce consciousness. Rather it exists within consciousness. Quantum correlations are, ultimately responsible for the coherence of our mental experience. [...]
A Small Medium At LargewithGail Hayssen September 12, 2021Here she describes traumas in her childhood and teenage years. She explains that she never considers a relationship with living persons as “finished” and describes how she has persisted until traumatic relationships became loving. She describes her work as a psychic demonstrator for Werner Erhard and Mind Dynamics. She also describes her involvement with parapsychologists [...]
Aging From Role to SoulwithConnie Zweig September 10, 2021Here she describes the many challenges we face as we enter into the autumn and winter of our lives. Among the most serious of these is ageism, a form of social discrimination that remains largely unchallenged. Other issues include increased helplessness, pain, disease, and infirmity. Fear of death also looms large. These factors all become [...]
Associative Remote ViewingwithDebra Lynne Katz September 6, 2021Here she shares her firsthand experience over the past decade of engaging in a wide variety of remote viewing projects and exercises designed to forecast future events. She portrays the many nuances, complexities, and difficulties of this work. She explains that there are a number of small organizations engaged in applied remote viewing work of [...]
Mongolian ShamanismwithGail Hayssen December 15, 2021This is the second interview in a three-part series. Here she describes her visit to Mongolia in 2011, after having developed close relationships with different shamans and researchers from Mongolia who visited her home in California. She describes remarkable healings and rituals that she witnessed and the dreams and visions that accompanied her journey.
Alien EncounterswithRalph Blumenthal May 10, 2021Here he reviews the history of alien abductions, starting with the 1961 case of Betty and Barney Hill. Many related phenomena are addressed, including implants, physical evidence, and cattle mutilations. Of particular interest are the claims of those who maintain they can initiate contact, themselves, with aliens. He also reviews recent U.S. Navy sightings of [...]
Remembering Jean MillaywithGail Hayssen September 26, 2021Here she describes life and work of Jean Millay, PhD, teacher, fine artist, biofeedback researcher, parapsychologist, and psychic. Jean was closely aligned with the pioneers of the psychedelic era of the 1960s and 1970s. She was a deep student of shamanism. She worked closely with other parapsychologists including Stanley Krippner and Russell Targ. Her books [...]
Applied PrecognitionwithJon Knowles October 8, 2021Here he focuses on various methodological nuances involved in precognitive forecasting of lottery numbers, horse races, athletic events, and various financial instruments. He describes the history of such efforts over the past fifty years. He favors a system involving a unitary target rather than a binary choice, suggesting that it provides statistically better results. He [...]
Remote Viewing the AfterlifewithDaz Smith December 10, 2021Here he describes a spontaneous experience of entering the afterlife while doing a blind, remote viewing of the assassination of John F. Kennedy. The descriptions of the situation at Dealey Plaza seemed accurate, adding to the confidence one might have for the afterlife vision that followed. Daz describes the changes in consciousness that occur at [...]
Fractal EpistemologywithTerry Marks-Tarlow November 17, 2021Here she describes fractal mathematics as providing a new vision of the universe with broad implications for every field of science. In particular, she offers suggestions as to how fractal patterning could resolve the dilemma as to whether Jungian synchronicities can be viewed as truly “acausal.” She provides illustrations of the many ways in which [...]
The Secret CommonwealthwithJames Tunney December 20, 2021Here he describes the context in which Rev. Robert Kirk wrote his classic book about faeries in 1691. He emphasizes that Kirk was not intending to write a book of folklore, but rather an accurate description of experienced phenomena. He points out that interaction with such beings appears to be dependent upon the common gift [...]
Philosophy and TheologywithPierre Grimes October 22, 2021Here he notes that neither Socrates nor Jesus wrote down their own thoughts. In order to understand them, we must rely upon their interpreters. Both men were put to death for their ideas. Both were concerned with divine illumination. He presents Jesus as a gnostic teacher, as depicted in the Nag Hammadi scriptures, whose live [...]
Philip K. Dick: ProphetwithJames Tunney November 22, 2021Here he explores the controversies concerning the artistic genius of one of the greatest science fiction writers of the twentieth century. There are those who insist that his creations were the result of drug-induced paranoic fantasies. Others describe him as a visionary, mystic, gnostic, and even a prophet. While acknowledging Dick’s psychological disturbances and addictions, [...]
1970s California Counter-CulturewithPeter Coyote November 15, 2021Here he describes his work as director of the San Francisco Mime Troupe’s road company in the 1960s, providing free performances in parks. This led him, and other cast members, to found an organization known as the Diggers – providing free food, and eventually a free store. He also describes the use of drugs in [...]
The Nature of Higher ConsciousnesswithSally Ornstein October 25, 2021Here she describes the capacities of the brain’s right hemisphere for experiences of transcendence and wholeness. She maintains that higher states of awareness are achieved, naturally, by deactivating certain areas of the brain that keep us focused on egoic concerns – the right parietal lobe and the default mode network. She describes stages in humanity’s [...]
Mergingwiththe Universe with Kenneth R. Pelletier May 28, 2021This conversation focuses on an out-of-body experience in 1967 that involved a state of cosmic consciousness as well as “future memory”. Essentially, it set the pattern for Ken’s subsequent career as a pioneer of mind-body medicine and integrative health. The experience was so powerful that Ken felt disoriented for weeks afterward; and he has been [...]
Jungian MetaphysicswithBernardo Kastrup December 24, 2021Bernardo has launched a new organization, #EssentiaFoundation, and has produced some wonderful short videos that can be viewed at https://youtu.be/Nls4o_mR-sY and https://youtu.be/wJG6yL4ncK8.
The Legacy of William BlakewithJames Tunney October 29, 2021Here he reviews the many accomplishments of William Blake (1757-1827), a visual artist, poet, and mystic. Blake was an important influence on people such as W. B. Yeats, Alan Ginsberg, Kathleen Raine, Aldous Huxley – the contemporary artist, Francis Bacon – and even the rock musician, Patti Smith. Many of his contemporaries, and even some [...]
Self and CommunitywithShelly Tygielski December 1, 2021Here she describes her journey starting at a low point in her life, as a divorced, single mother, suffering from a medical condition that resulted in blindness. Through insight meditation she gradually learned how to address the chaotic sources of low self-esteem in her life and assume responsibility, not only for herself, but for a [...]
Spirit Mediumship in BrazilwithAlexander Moreira-Almeida November 5, 2021Here he describes his research with spirit mediums in Brazil. While many mediums exhibit symptoms that are sometimes designated as signs of psychosis, he notes that they typically live productive and meaningful lives showing no signs of pathology. Experimental tests with the famous medium, Chico Xavier, indicated that letters he transmitted to grieving relatives from [...]
Cultivating EcstasywithBill Pfeiffer October 11, 2021Here he discusses the value of indigenous and shamanistic wisdom. He describes his work with native Americans as well as shamans across the world. He emphasizes the importance of approaching these traditions with both respect and permission. He points to the significance of current discussions about cultural appropriation. He also describes the role of entheogens [...]
Psychological and Spiritual AwakeningwithAnna-Lisa Adelberg June 24, 2019Here, she expresses her position that spiritual growth and psychological growth are each incomplete without the other. She points out that meditative approaches can enable individuals to access traumatic memories that exist at an energetic level — and cannot be accesses through conscious recall. She suggests that the accelerated awakening of thousands of people is [...]
Understanding PosthumanismwithDebashish Banerji June 2, 2019Here he explains that posthumanism is a cultural movement that offers a critical appraisal of both enlightenment humanism and transhumanism. It is aligned with post-colonialism in its emphasis on indigenous spiritual traditions. It expresses concern that the over-emphasis on the human capacity for rational thought leads to the marginalization of other human capacities.