Here he focuses on the life and work of one of the most significant poets of the twentierth century. Yeats at one time claimed that nothing was more important to his work than magic.

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

In this 2017 interview, he describes the philosophical conflict between his intuitive sense that there is an external world and the logical argument of Bishop Berkeley that we can only know our own experience and not the world itself. Pondering this paradox, he says, literally made him dizzy. The logical implication of Berkeley’s philosophy is [...]

Here he focuses on the life and work of one of the most widely read and influential writers of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. He explains how Well’s can be seen as a successful revolutionary for scientism.

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 [...]

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 [...]