Here she maintains that humans have a false sense of superiority with regard to animals. There are some qualities that distinguish humans from other animals. But, for the most part, we make a mistake when we emphasize the differences and ignore the similarities. She notes that human damage to the environment is not a sign [...]

In this 2017 video, he maintains that meditation is the single best practice from which any person can derive benefit. He notes that there are now over a thousand scientific papers describing both the mental and biological benefits of meditation. He claims that, while almost all religious cultures offer some sort of meditative practice, it [...]

Here he shares his theoretical model of reality that can account for paranormal phenomena of high strangeness.

Edited subtitles for this video are available in Russian, Portuguese, Italian, German, French, and Spanish.

This wide-ranging conversation covers many of the essential conundrums we have in society today.

In this multi-faceted interview he looks at the power of crystals in alchemy and multi-dimensional communication as well as the damaging effects of crystallized mentation.

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

Here he describes the fifteen year process of documenting the UFO sighting that occurred at the Ariel School in Ruwa, Zimbabwe, in 1994.

Daniel describes that by having high quality data that finds the overlapping perspectives in science, spirituality, religion, clinical medicine, and mental health, of what many might call “spiritual”, “mystical”, and “energetic” experiences – referred to as emergent phenomena by the Emergent Phenomenology Research Consortium – there can be more beneficial outcomes for people.

Carolyn Baker, PhD, works closely with the Institute for Sacred Activism. She is a former psychotherapist and professor of psychology and history who writes the Daily News Digest. She offers life and leadership coaching and spiritual counseling. She is author of several books including, Undaunted: Living Fiercely into Climate Meltdown in an Authoritarian World, Dark [...]

In this 2017 video, he describes how his interest in paranormal phenomena was stimulated by an experience he had, as a college student, with table levitation — playing a game called “Table Up”. He outlines the history of table levitation phenomena going back to the 19th century. Then he notes his own experiences researching the [...]

The cosmos is the fertile field from which we humans and the planet earth were bom. In another sense the cosmos is the field of our mind onto which we project our dreams and myths. Richard Grossinger is author of Planet Medicine and The Night Sky. The scientific worldview, he says, for all its beauty [...]

Judith Orloff is on the UCLA psychiatric clinical faculty.  She is also a practicing clairvoyant and is author of Second Sight. Here she describes her own struggle coming to terms with her psychic abilities while establishing herself in a psychiatric career — where claims of psychic functioning are often viewed as signs of mental illness. 

Having recently attended an international gathering of UFO researchers, Jacques reviews the history and reflects on the state-of-the-art in UFO research today.

In this interview from 2017, he describes the uncanny experiences that drew him to explore the realm of the paranormal, and Edgar Cayce in particular. He determined that there were many instances in which Cayce was able to access information that could not have been known through normal means – particularly with reference to the [...]

Ilana Rubenfeld, founder and director of the Rubenfeld Synergy Center in Manhattan, describes how she learned to “listen with her hands” to the language of the body.  She developed her unique approach, when she discovered that neither body work nor psychotherapy alone were able to address the whole person.

In this video from 2017, he describes how he came to develop an approach to self-realization that combines philosophy and psychotherapy. He began this work when he was hired, while still a student, to counsel alcoholics. He discovered that most problems originate in an early childhood event, not particularly traumatic, when adults would stifle a [...]

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 [...]

Carrie shares that loved ones can support people struggling with substance use with compassion and positive strategies that can help motivate them to change, without enabling or codependency. She describes when substance use may be a problem and that there are a million ways to heal.

Here she describes her role in this process that she maintains was “the most meaningful experiences of my life.”

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. [...]

In this 2017 video, she describes her work as an animal communicator, often passing messages from animals to their humans. She notes that animals serve as a reflection of the energy level of humans in their presence. She provides some exercises to help promote communication between humans and animals. She maintains that indigenous people have [...]

Here he describes his early life together with Rex Stanford.

Here she expands upon her insight that matter and consciousness are one and the same. Therefore, rather than say that we have consciousness, she maintains that we are consciousness. She refers to her early childhood experiences of supernormal awareness, and claims that this is the birthright of all individuals. We lose these natural abilities due [...]

Rachel Naomi Remen, MD, author of Kitchen Table Wisdom, is a professor at the Osher Center of Integrative Medicine at the University of California, San Francisco. Here she highlights the awe and power of the life force — that enables thin blades of grass to grow up through concrete sidewalks.  She emphasizes that we cut ourselves off [...]

Rob Schwartz describes how pre-birth planning challenges in love can assist spiritual growth, deep healing, and self-knowing that who we are is unconditional love.

Weston Agor, former professor of public administration at the University of Texas, El Paso and author of Intuitive Management and The Logic of Intuitive Decision Making, maintains that intuition is a brain skill that organizations must learn to tap in order to remain competitive.  He discusses several ways in which organizations can learn to accomodate [...]

In this 2016 video he addresses misconceptions about the possibilities of remote viewing training. He states that statistical analysis of the U.S. government’s twenty-year remote viewing project failed to yield evidence that any training methods were successful. At least three different approaches were involved, including the methodology developed by Ingo Swann that has become the [...]

In this video he describes his evolution from a psychenautical pioneer to a scientist and educator in the realm of psychedelics.

Ray Stanford has photographed UFOs since the 1950s and offers many insights as to what the images reveal.

Here she notes that the nonsensical information that comes through in her psychic readings tend to be among the most surprisingly accurate. This may be because there was no opportunity for analytical overlay from the intellect. She also describes a methodology for conducting readings in advance of meeting with her clients. Also, she emphasizes the [...]

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.

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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 [...]

This interview focuses on the many controlling loops in which we are embedded.

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.

The unconscious, says Dr. Brugh Joy, is composed of multiple, autonomous personalities. These personalities, which are much more powerful than generally acknowleged, affect our state of health — from allergic response to disease states such as diabetes and cancer. A doctor of internal medicine, Brugh Joy is the author of Joy’s Way and Avalanche.

In this video from 2017, he describes a wide variety of personal encounters with the paranormal that he experienced during his 32 years of service in the United States Army. Many of his investigations were conducted with the support of the commanding general of the Army Intelligence and Security Command. The experiences recounted include UFOs, [...]

Ashok K. Gangadean is professor of Philosophy at Haverford College, PA. He serves as director of the Global Dialogue Institute and is author of Meditative Reason, Between Worlds and The Awakening of the Global Mind. The spiritual and philosophical traditions of humanity all point toward an underlying first principle which Gangadean refers to as the Logos. This principle partakes [...]

Swami Dayananda Saraswati was a member of the Order of Sanyasins, or spiritual renunciates. He is author of several books including The Value of Values, Who am I?, and Commentaries on the Bhagavad Gita. Here he points out that all human activity is based on a quality of non-self-acceptance. When we feel ourselves to be [...]

Here he describes a series of life events involving paranormal occurrences, including teleportation.

Here she discusses some of the potential hazards and dangers associated with the ritual use of ayahuasca. She also discusses what is known about the biochemistry and physiological processes associated with psychedelics. In addition, she is forthcoming about a “bad trip” that she, herself, experienced on ayahuasca. She distinguishes between negative experiences related to one’s [...]