Here he focuses on the life and work of one of the most iconic and important creative figures of the twentieth century. He explains Welles’ career as a symphony of acting, writing, producing, directing, and social activism.

Mental imagery, says physician Martin Rossman, can provide a valuable adjunct to traditional medicine, offering the opportunity for patients to discover the emotional stories behind their symptoms and helping mobilize the body’s healing resources. Dr. Rossman is founder and director of the Center for Collaborative Medicine and the author of Healing Yourself.

Here he approaches theodicy (the justification of god’s goodness, omniscience, and omnipotence in the face of evil) as an inevitable problem facing those on a spiritual path.

Here she describes the phenomenon of gender dysphoria with reference both to her own personal history and to the academic literature in sexology.

Edi Bilimoria describes how science can be more beneficial to humanity by incorporating intuition and the perennial philosophy.

Elisabet Sahtouris, Ph.D. is coauthor of A Walk Through Time: From Stardust to Us and coauthor, with the late Willis Harman, of Biology Revisioned. Consciousness may be thought of as the beginning point of evolution and of creation, rather than as a recent by-product of the evolutionary process. To support this view, Elisabet Sahtouris cites [...]

Here he observes that, in previous generations, people suspected of using psi abilities for harmful purposes (i.e., witches) were burned at the stake. Fear of psi is akin to religious fear of the devil. It is also akin to what scoffers refer to as their fear of the “rising tide of superstition”. Many in academia [...]

The essential tension between our material and spiritual natures is often forgotten as we pursue contemporary concerns. Jacob Needleman, author of The Heart of Philosophy and The New Religions, points to Socrates as the ideal philosopher who, through his attitude toward living, brought people to an appreciation of deeper strata of awareness

In this 2018 interview, Vernon Neppe explains that, though we only experience our physical lives of 3 dimensions of space in a moment in time (3S-1t), we nevertheless still exist in a discrete nine-dimensional finite universe plus a separate “countable infinity—the discrete transfinite. These are made up of innumerable ‘quanta’ —Planck lengths in quantum physics. [...]

Here he explains his journey in an honest and open-hearted fashiuon.

In this 2018 interview, she acknowledges that she has been working with animals since childhood. She describes some of the influences that led her to develop the TTouch method. She also describes several moving experiences she has had with various species. Above all she emphasizes the role of heartfelt communication. She explains that, at a [...]

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Marcia shares practical techniques and insights to help you tap into your inner wisdom and develop a deeper sense of intuition. Discover how to overcome common blocks and trust yourself with greater confidence.

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Here he describes the new landscape that is emerging as mainstream organizations in science, religion, and psychotherapy come to terms with the decriminalization of entheogens such as psilocybin.

In this interview she shares insights gleaned from interviews with fifteen women who serve as spiritual guides during psychedelic experiences.

Robert shares how wisdom is bliss. Ignorance is not bliss and can cause suffering. He describes the four noble truths of Buddhism as four friendly fun facts and encourages you to use your life to become generous, compassionate, and enlightened.

Here he focuses primarily on the colonial period of American history, emphasizing the influence of 17th century Rosicrucian tradition.

Christopher suggests that invisible dark matter, often considered to be empty space, may be spiritual matter or consciousness that blends with what is perceived as physical or ordinary matter.

In this video from 2018, he explains his definition of a trance state and also delineates four different kinds of trance. He maintains that we are always in a state of trance of one type or another, in effect, going from trance state to trance state. He also points out that trance states can be [...]

Here he discusses several cases of macro-psychokinesis and their psychological significance. He argues that we could do a much better job of integrating individuals gifted with PK talent into our culture. He suggests that many emotionally disturbed individuals actually possess unusual abilities. That such abilities are typically unrecognized by modern culture add to the alienation [...]

In this 2018 interview, he discusses many of the great villains of science fiction literature: Darth Vader and the evil emperor, The Mule, Alien, and the many reptilian and insectoid creatures. He notes that in almost every case, there is some ambiguity about who is really evil. The discussion turns to historical situations of evil: [...]

Here he shares his knowledge of the canon of great science fiction novels and films. He compares science fiction to ancient mythology, noting both similarities and differences. He reviews important themes such as the destruction of the world, alternative realities, encounter with aliens, the loss of human freedom, and the future of evolution. He notes [...]

In this interview from 2018, he explains the problems confronting psychotherapists when confronted with cases of ostensible possession. Are the manifestations due to intrapsychic, subconscious dynamics? Or, has the manifestation resulted from the activity of an external psychic or spiritual entity. Both levels of causality may be involved. Crabtree shares some experiences from his psychotherapy [...]

Shannon shares how art and imagery can capture the seemingly invisible world of spirits and parapsychology.

Here she points out that her approach originated as a result of her exploration of intuition and inner experience. Experiences at the Esalen Institute in Big Sur, California, a center of the human potential movement in the 1970s, were life-changing for her. She also describes in some detail various types of “touches” that can have [...]

Ole Nydahl is among the first westerners to be trained as a Tibetal Buddhist meditation master. The author of Entering the Diamond Way, Nydahl points out that the Tibetan Lamas are specialists in understanding the bardo planes of the afterlife. The mind itself is described as a pure, limitless field where our thoughts create various [...]

In this interview from 2017, she notes that 75% of the people she interviewed, all of whom participated in ayahuasca ceremonies in North America, claimed to have an ongoing, personal relationship with the spirit of the vine. This was the most extraordinary finding to come out of her research. She also describes, in some detail, [...]

In this 2018 interview, she speaks passionately about the years she spent with Timothy Leary, traveling in Europe and to Afghanistan — where they were captured by U.S. federal agents — and, then, working intensively in an effort to free him from prison. She discusses the role of psychedelics in reshaping American culture after the [...]

Here he shares many personal stories relating to his practice of checking his dreams for precognitive imagery.

Here he focuses on the life and work of one of the most significant esoteric philosophers of the twentierth century. He explains why the Mystery of Golgotha was central to Steiner’s approach.

A parapsychologist whose pioneering work in Czechoslovakia was featured in the best-selling Psychic Discoveries Behind the Iron Curtain, Milan Ryzl, PhD, shares his personal experiences as a hypnotist and researcher, describing his training methods and their practical applications. One of Dr. Ryzl’s subjects was able to identify each digit of a 15 digit number through [...]

Here he describes the challenges and the risks of researching anomalous aerial objects.

In this interview from 2017, he provides many examples of behavioral patterns that accompany past-life memories. These patterns bear some resemblance to those that are occasionally reported among heart transplant patients. They include unexpected talents, as well as various phobias, affections, and attractions. Matlock argues that such “behavioral memories” are not readily explained by the [...]

Richard Bach is the best-selling author of Johnathan Livingston Seagull, One, Illusions, Bridge Across Forever and Running From Safety. Here he describes the relationship between fact and fiction in his imaginative autobiographical books – suggesting that the world of imagination is very real to him. He discusses his experience entering the imaginal realm, both in a psi [...]

In this 2017 video, she describes a ten-year period during which Ingo Swann was her teacher and mentor, from 2003 until Swann’s death in 2013. Ingo Swann is generally credited as the inventor or discoverer of the clairvoyance protocol known as remote viewing. His work initiated a secret U.S. government program of research and application [...]

Here he presents a view of the human heart as a subtle energy field and a core human capability, responsible for guiding the brain and establishing ethical balance. He also emphasizes the role of the heart in human vitality and perception. He proposes that many hitherto unsolved problems can be approached with new vigor and [...]

In this 2018 video, he describes the gradual evolutionary process from thinking about “magnetic passes” and “animal magnetism” to somnambulism and hypnosis leading to the significant theory of Sigmund Freud regarding psychoanalysis and the unconscious mind. In particular, he points out many examples of paranormal phenomena that were encountered by the early hypnotic practitioners.

Steinfeld’s new book is called Making Contact: The New Realities of Extraterrestial Existence: https://amzn.to/3IDQIWL The book contains original writings by: Linda Moulton Howe, Whitley Strieber Professor John E. Mack, Darryl Anka, Nick Pope, Grant Cameron, Drs. J.J. and Desiree Hurtak, Caroline Cory, Mary Rodwell, and Henrietta Weekes.

Cate describes evil as an invisible antilife force that permeates the matrix all around us and how we can navigate it through embodied love.

Janelle M. Barlow, PhD, is a human development consultant and author of The Stress Manager, a self-improvement workbook. Dr. Barlow’s work focuses on practical, easy to use methods for monitoring and managing stress at home and in the workplace. She offers numerous suggestions for becoming aware of how stress influences the body and for discharging the effects [...]

Here he describes a crucible of consciousness at Oxford in the early twentieth century when a group of writers converged around C. S. Lewis and J. R. R. Tolkien at the Eagle and Child pub. They were known as the Inklings.