"Funda-Mentality"
Is the Conscious Mind Subtly Linked to a Basic
Level of the Universe? Stuart R. Hameroff,
Departments of Anesthesiology and Psychology.
The University of Arizona Health Sciences Center,
Tucson.
Whiteheadian
Process and Quantum Theory of Mind Henry P. Stapp* 1998,
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. University of California.
Berkeley
Virtual
Replica of Matter in Bivacuum & Possible Mechanism of Distant
Mind - Matter and Mind - Mind Interaction, Alex
Kaivarainen. Dep. of applied physics, University of Turku, Vesilinnantie
5, FIN-20014, Turku, Finland
Does
Psi Exist? Replicable
Evidence for an Anomalous Process of Information Transfer Daryl J. Bem and Charles Honorton
An
Assesment of the Evidence for Psychic Functioning Professor
Jessica Utts, Division of Statistics, University of California,
Davis
Experimental
Evidence Suggestive of Anomalous Consciousness Interactions Deborah L. Delanoy, Department of Psychology, University of Edinburgh,
Edinburgh, Scotland, U.K.
Parapsychology
& Transpersonal Psychology: "Anomalies" to be Explained
Away or Spirit to Manifest? (PDF) Charles T. Tart, Institute
of Transpersonal Psychology, Palo Alto, and University of California
at Davis. Based on an invited lecture given at the August 2001
annual meeting of the Parapsychological Association in New York
City in conjunction with an Outstanding Career Award presentation.
The
Second Superstring Revolution - report on the latest developments in superstring theory
Prof. John H. Schwarz, Caltech
A
new theory of the relationship of mind and matter DAVID
BOHM, Department of Theoretical Physics, Birkbeck College, University
of London, Malet St, London
On
Quantum Mechanics and the Implicate Order An Interview
with Dr. BASIL J. HILEY conducted by Mitja Perus, National Institute
of Chemistry, Ljubljana, Slovenia. Basil J. Hiley, the Physics
Department, Birkbeck College, University of London. Co-author
of the ontological interpretation of quantum theory with the late
Professor David Bohm.
A
Life of Dialogue Between Science and Spirit David Bohm:,
NOETIC SCIENCES REVIEW # 30, PAGE 10 SUMMER 1994
A
Quantum Explanation of Sheldrake's Morphic Resonance Amit
Goswami Institute of Theoretical Science, University of Oregon,
Eugene, OR 97403, U.S.A, SCIENCE WITHIN CONCIOUSNESS
Why
Classical Mechanics Cannot Naturally Accommodate
Consciousness but Quantum Mechanics Can Henry P. Stapp,
Theoretical Physics Group, Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory, University
of California, Berkeley, California, U.S.A.
Alternative
Cosmologies and Altered States Noetic Sciences Review,
Vol. 32, Winter 1994, pages 21-29. Stanislav Grof. From a talk
given at the Institute of Noetic Sciences conference: "The
Sacred Source: Life, Death, and the Survival of Consciousness",
Chicago, Illinois, July 15-17, 1994.
Parapsychology:
A Brief Bibliography Charles T. Tart University of Nevada,
Las Vegas; Institute of Transpersonal Psychology, Palo Alto; &
University of California, (1997, Journal of Consciousness Studies-Online).
Evidence
vs Opinion on the Paranormal
State
of the Art in Transpersonal Psychology, 1996
Carrington,
W. (1940) Experiments on the paranormal cognition
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Carrington,
W. (1940) Experiments on the paranormal cognition
of drawings Proceedings of the Society for Psychical
Research, 1944, xivii155-228
Sinclair,
U. (2001) Mental Radio Preface by Albert Einstein.
Charlottesville, VA: Hampton Roads)
Warcollier,
R. (2001) Mind to Mind Prefaced by Ingo Swann,
Charlottesville, VA: Hampton Roads
Honorton,
C. & Ferrai, D. (1989) Future Telling: A meta-analysis
of forced-choice precognition experiments. 1935-1987.
Journal of Parapsychology, 53, 281-302.
Radin,
D. I., May, E. C. & Thomson, M. J. (1986)
Psi experiments with random number generators:
Meta-analysis Part 1 In D. H. Weiner & D.
I Radin (Ed.s) Research in Parapsychology, 1985,
(pp. 14-17). Metuchin. NJ. Scarecrow Press.
Nelson,
R. & Radin, D. (1989), Statistically robust
anomalous effects: Replication in random event
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Red., L. Henckle & R. E. Berger, 23-26 Metuchen,
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Radin,
D., & Ferreri, D, C, (1991) Effects of consciousness
on the fall of dice.
See
list of Dean Radin's publications
Steinkamp,
F., Milton, J. & Morris, R.L. (1998). A meta-analysis
of forced-choice experiments comparing clairvoyance
and precognition. Journal of Parapsychology, 62,
193-218.
Milton,
J. (1997) Meta-analysis of free-response ESP studies
without altered states of consciousness. Journal
of Parapsychology, 61, 279-319.
Sherwood,
S. & Roe, C. (2003) A review of the Dream
ESP studies since the Maimonides Dream ESP studies.
Journal of Consciousness studies, 10, 85-110.
Child, I. L. (1985), Psychology and anomalous
observations. The Question of ESP in dreams. American
Psychologist, 40, 1219-1230.
Stanford,
R.G. & Stein, A. G. (1994) A meta-analysis
of ESP studies contrasting hypnosis and a comparison
condition. Journal of Parapsychology, 58, 235-269.
Bem,
D. and Honorton, C. (1994), Does psi exist? Replicable
evidence of an anomalous process of information
transfer. Psychological Bulletin, 115, 4-18.
Milton,
J. and Wiseman, R. (1999), Does psi exist?Lack
of replication of an anomalous process of information
transfer, Psychological Bulletin, 125,. 387-391.
Storm
L., and Ertel S. (2001), Does psi exist? Milton
and Wisemans (1999) meta-analysis of ganzfeld
research, Psychological Bulletin, 127, 424-433.
Milton,
J. and Wiseman, R. (2001), Does psi exist? Reply
to Storm and Ertel, Psychological Bulletin, 127,
434-438
Bem,
D., Palmer, J., & Broughton, R. (2001) Updating
the ganzfeld database: A victim of its own success?
Journal of Parapsychology, 65, 207-218.
Palmer,
J. (1971). Scoring in ESP tests as a function
of belief in ESP. Part I. The sheep-goat effect.
Journal of the American Society for Psychical
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Palmer,
J. (1972). Scoring in ESP tests as a function
of belief in ESP. Part II. Beyond the sheep-goat
effect. Journal of the American Society for Psychical
Research, 66, 1-26.
See
list of John Palmer's publications
Palmer,
J. (1977). Attitudes and personality traits in
experimental ESP research. In B. B. Wolman (Ed.),
Handbook of Parapsychology (pp. 175-201). New
York: Van Nostrand Reinhold
Schmidt,
S., Schneider, R, Utts, J. & Walach, H. (2003)
Distant Intentionality and the Feeling of Being
Stared At. - Two Meta-Analyses. British Journal
of Psychology in press.
White,
R. A. (1976b) The limits of experimenter influence
on psi test results: Can any be set?, Journal
of the American Society for Psychical Research,
70, 335-369.
White,
R,A. (1977), The influence of the experimenter
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273-301, Edit. B.Wolman, New York: Van Nostrand
Reinhold.
White,
R. A. (1976a) The influence of persons other than
the experimenter on the subject's scores in psi
experiments. Journal of the American Society for
Psychical Research, 69,133-166.
Smith,
M. (2003) The psychology of the psi-conducive
experimenter: personality, attitudes towards psi,
and personal experience. Journal of Parapsychology,
67, 117-128.
Honorton,
C. Precognition and real time ESP performance
in a computer task with an exceptional subject.
Journal of Parapsychology, 51, 291-320.
Palmer,
J. (1998) ESP and RNG PK with Sean Harribance:
Three New Studies", Journal of Parapsychology,
62, 112-113. Se även:
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Pratt,
G. (1973) A decade of research with a selected
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of the work with Pavel Stepanek. Proceedings of
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J. (1990) How a skeptic misrepresents the research
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and ESP conditions in an exceptional ESP subject.
Journal of the American Society for Psychical
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Hansen,
G. (1992) Criticisms of the research with Bill
Delmore. Journal of Parapsychology, 56, 307-333.
Wiseman,
R. Testing the notion that a foot shinercould
have been used during the Delmore experiments.
Journal of Parapsychology, 59, 63-65.
Schmidt,
H., Morris, R. L., Rudolph, L. (1986), Channeling
evidence for PK effects to independent observers,
Journal of Parapsychology, 50, 1-16.
Schmidt,
H. (1969) Quantum processe predicted? New Scientist,
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Schmidt,
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Vancouver.
OUT
OF BODY TRAVEL & NEAR DEATH EXPERIENCES
Six
Studies of Out-of-the-Body Experiences. Science and scientism Charles T. Tart
Dr.
Michael Sabom’s research
Michael
Sabom is a cardiologist whose first book, Recollections of Death:
A Medical Investigation, is considered to be a landmark in the
field of near-death research. He is a leading authority with over
twenty years in the field. In 1994, he founded the Atlanta Study
which is the first comprehensive investigation of its kind into
near-death experiences. Its purpose was to document the life-and-death
dramas played out in operating rooms and hospital beds - and the
simultaneous events unseen by medical personnel but reported with
astonishing clarity and conviction by nearly 50 individuals who
returned from death's door. Dr. Sabom's latest book, Light
and Death, shares with the world his findings from the Atlanta
Study.
Dr.
Kenneth Ring’s research
His latest research involves the ground-breaking work of investigating
NDE:s among blind persons. His findings are detailed in his latest
book Mindsight which is bound to become a classic in the annals
of near-death research much like his previous book Lessons From
The Light.
Dr.
Raymond Moody's research
Dr.
Robert Jordan's research
Dr. Robert Jordan has developed a very interesting theory which
parallels the physiology of the dying process.
Dr.
Melvin Morse’s research
He and his colleagues at Seattle Children’s Hospital designed
and implemented the first prospective study of near-death experiences,
with age and sex matched controls. He studied 26 children who
nearly died. He compared them to 131 children who were also quite
ill, in the intensive care unit, mechanically ventilated, treated
with drugs such as morphine, valium and anesthetic agents, and
often had a lack of oxygen to the brain, BUT, they were not near-death. http://www.melvinmorse.com
Dr.
P.M.H. Atwater’s research
Dr. P.M.H. Atwater is one of the original researchers of the
near-death phenomenon, having begun her work in 1978. Today, her
contribution to the field of near-death studies is considered
on par with those of Raymond Moody and Kenneth Ring. Her
first two books, Coming Back to Life and Beyond the Light, are
considered the bibles of the near-death experience. With the publication
of Future Memory, she has expanded her work into areas of brain
development that call for a reconsideration of what is presently
known about transformation consciousness.
Dr. Bruce Greyson
Dr. Bruce Greyson, who has spent a great deal of time studying
near-death experiences, rejects all of the scientific arguments
advanced so far, including Dr. Blackmore's. That does not
mean that he is burying his head in the sand: he's no scientific
"flat-earther." "It doesn't mean that there isn't
a physiological explanation," he says. "Just that
we haven't found one yet." The mind and body are intricately
connected. Finding a physiological link to the NDE would in no
way dismiss the near-death experience. A physiological link would
merely prove that the NDE is a real scientific phenomenon.
Kevin
Williams' research
My
research into the near-death experience has been limited to those
near-death experiences I have read in published material and near-death
experiences sent to me through my website. Because I have read
a tremendous number of them over a period of several decades,
I believe I am qualified to say that the sixty-two near-death
experiences I profile on this website are among the most profound
ever documented.
Olof
Blanke (Geneva University Hospital) :An estimated 7 million
people have reported hauntingly similar "near-death"
experiences. And a new study in the British medical journal Lancet
gives credence to such accounts, concluding they are valid. Download the report.
Persinger,
Laurentian University. Persinger, M.A. (1995).
http://www.laurentian.ca/neurosci/persinger.html
http://www.laurentian.ca/neurosci/research.html
Out
-of Body-Experiences / Ut-ur-kroppen-upplevelser
C. D. Broad & R. Ejvegård
Svensk
hänvisning (in Swedish)
Psychophysiological
Study of Out-of-the-Body Experiences in a Selected Subject Miss
Z (read
about night IV). Charles T. Tart, Psychology Department,
University of California at Davis, California 95616 (1968, Journal
of the American Society for Psychical Research).
Further
Psychophysiological Study of Out-of-the-Body Experiences in
a Gifted Subject, Robert A. Monroe
This article was originally published under the above title
in the Proceedings of the Parapsychological Association, W.
Roll, R. Morris & J. Morris (Eds.), Nov. 6, 1969, pp. 43-44.
Second
Psychophysiological Study of Out-of-the-Body Experiences in
a Selected Subject Mr. X (Robert A. Monroe)
Charles T. Tart, University of California Davis, California,
(1967, International Journal of Parapsychology). Read
more
OBE-experiment
with Ingo Swann (på
svenska) July 26, 1972, "Report of an Out-of-Body Experiment
Conducted at the American Society for Psychical Research: Participants:
Dr. Carole Silfen, Janet Mitchell, Ingo Swann." The content
of a box had to be viewed and drawn. "Ingo was connected
to EEG equipment and thus prevented movement during the experiment.
He was then to exit the body and view the contents of the box.
A
Pilot Study in ESP, Dreams, and Purported OBEs by Stanley Krippner. In 1966, we conducted a 4-night pilot study
at the Maimonides Medical Center Dream Laboratory in Brooklyn,
New York. The subject was a male student who claimed to have
frequent out-of-body experiences (OBEs) at night.
Michael
Talbot: "In a series of experiments conducted at the
American Society for Psychical Research, New York, Karlis
Osis and Psychologist Janet Lee Mitchell found several gifted
subjects who were able to "fly in" from various locations
around the country and correctly describe a wide range of target
images placed on a table". The platform was free floating
near the ceiling and the objects could only be seen when an
observer peered through a small window in a special device.
Out-of-body
experiences.
Alvarado, C.S. (2000). In E. Cardeña, S.J. Lynn, &
S. Krippner (Eds.), Varieties of anomalous experiences (pp.
183-218). Washington, DC: American Psychological Association.
The work was not experimental but based on documentations of
experiences. Adrian Parker at the Univesrsity of Gotheburg,
Sweden, was examinator.
Alvarado,
C.S. (1984). Phenomenological aspects of out-of-body experiences:
A report of three studies. JASPR, 78, 219-240.
Successful
Case of Extended Remote Viewing or "Self-guided
OBE" The
aim of the experiment was to determine if it is
possible to prove that the mind can travel and
perceive far beyond the location of the physical
body. The result was very successful. / Nordisk
Film, May 2003
REMOTE
VIEWING
RV HISTORY: A Brief Time Line of Remote Viewing History
Remote
viewing - good examples (Ed
May)
Remote
Viewing in a Group Setting
Russell Targ & Jane Katra
See
list of Russel Targ's publications
IRVA papers
A
model for remote mental interactions Matti Pitkänen
Department of Physical Sciences, High Energy Physics Division,
PL 64, FIN-00014, University of Helsinki, Finland
Remote
Viewing demonstrated on TV (QuickTime Movie)
Psi Tech demonstrates the potential of remote viewing.
Buildings,
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. Remote Viewer:
Joseph McMoneagle. This trial was carried out by Dr. Edwin C.
May in 1987.
Drawing
of a gantry crane at the secret Soviet R&D site at Semipalatinsk. Remote Viewer: Pat Price. This trial was carried out by Russell
Targ in 1974.
Livermore
Valley Foothills Windmill Farm. Remote Viewer:
Joseph McMoneagle. This trial was carried out by Dr. Edwin C.
May in 1987.
Airport
on an island off San Andres, Columbia Sketch produced
by physicist Russell Targ, when he spontaneously took the role
of remote viewer in the absence of psychic Pat Price's.
The
Caravel Project (PDF) The Location, Description,
and Reconstruction of Marine Sites Through Remote Viewing, Including
Comparison With Aerial Photography, Geologic Coring, and Electronic
Remote Sensing
Stephan A. Schwartz, Randall J. De Mattei, and Roger Smith
The
Discovery of An American Brig (PDF) Fieldwork
Involving Applied Remote Viewing Including a Comparison With
Electronic Remote Sensing. Stephan A. Schwartz and Randall J.
De Mattei
Preliminary
Survey of the Eastern Harbor, Alexandria Egypt, (PDF)
Including a Comparison of Side Scan Sonar and Remote Viewing.
Stephan A. Schwartz
The
Location and Reconstruction of a Bysantine Structure in Marea,
Egypt (PDF) Including a Comparison of Electronic
Remote Sensing and Remote Viewing. Stephan A. Schwartz
Probing
Jupiter, Ingo Swann, 1973.
Targ,
R. (1994) Remote viewing replication evaluated
by concept analysis. Journal Parapsychology, 58,
271-284.
Targ,
R. (1994) Remote viewing replication evaluated
by concept analysis. Journal Parapsychology, 58,
271-284.
