Terence McKenna – coauthor with Dennis McKenna of The Invisible Landscape: Mind, Hallucinogens, and the I Ching – examines Carl Jung’s notion of synchronicity, or meaningful coincidence, as it applies to the Chinese I Ching. He proposes that the 64 hexagrams actually contain a specific mathematical structure which models both time itself and the human mind. [...]

Mona shares her transformation from being a diehard scientific materialist to an open-minded spiritual seeker and suggests collaboration among all scientific fields to help understand the nature of reality.

This interview focuses primarily on how extrasensory perception and psychokinesis operate in all individuals all of the time.

In this video from 2017, he describes his work as a hypnotherapist, within a shamanistic/gnostic framework. He goes into some detail regarding dark forces, earthbound spirits, extra-terrestrials, soul fragments, and past-lives. He describes how he works with the guiding spirits, or higher consciousness, of each patient. He points out that his transition from conventional medicine [...]

Here he points out that one could conceivably consider cases of the reincarnation type to be similar in many respects to cases of possession. In particular, there are instances in the reincarnation case database of previous individuals whose death occurs after the birth of a child who remembers an identifiable past life. Typically, those cases [...]

Ruth-Inge Heinze is author of Trance and Healing in Southeast Asia Today and Shamans of the Twentieth Century. She describes shamans as experts in the use of altered states of consciousness and sacred rituals in the service of their communities. She discusses her fieldwork with over a hundred shamans in both urban and rural settings.

Marcia recounts 50 years of personal experiences with precognitive dreams and intuition that led her beyond being a psychology professor to teaching graduate students and people how to explore the wisdom of their dreams and develop intuition.