A new book, on the history of criticism and response in parapsychology, by Nancy Zingrone, Ph.D., AU's new Director of Academic Affairs, is now available at Amazon.
New Professor of
Parapsychology on View
AU's new parapsychology teacher is famed
ghost-hunter, Loyd Auerbach, and you can see him on the TV show, The View.
By Lynda Wisdo
While I can remember many bizarre and difficult dreams from my childhood, it wasn't until a dream I had in my mid-thirties that I began to become aware of the message that was being revealed to me in my dreams. That first dream seemed simple enough. In it, I was in the kitchen of my childhood home, trying to shut the back door. With all my might I struggled but no matter how hard I tried, I still couldn't get the door shut and all I could see on the other side of it was a terrifying darkness. As I was waking up from this dream, I could hear myself crying out, "Get off of me, Dad!"
By Henry Reed
As a graduate student at U.C.L.A., I began to record my dreams. At the same time I began some doodles of some faces. When I left U.C.L.A. and moved to the East Coast to begin teaching at Princeton, I continued my doodles. I added color markers. Then a woman friend gave me a set of pocket water colors. This present opened up a whole new world. But it was a bit scary, too. I couldn't control the colors at all. They were a bit outside my comfort zone. But then, as I began to experiment with them, I had some dreams.
Metaphysical Realities in Management
By
M.B. Sharan
How is it that mathematicians, working purely intuitively within the subjectivity of their own minds can develop mathematical systems that later prove to be perfectly analogous to patterns in material nature? How is it that Edgar Cayce, who was relatively uneducated, could, from a deep intuitive trance, describe the molecular activities in the human body that provided the link between mental events and hormonal ones, processes that took decades of later medical research to discover and confirm his insights?
By Christopher Bird
To dowse is to search with the aid of a handheld
instrument such as a forked stick or a bob on the end of a string -- for
anything: subterranean water flowing in a narrow underground fissure, a pool
of oil or a vein of mineral ore, a buried sewer pipe or electrical cable, a
lost wallet or dog, a missing person, or a buried treasure.
Throughout history, men and women characterized as diviners, dowsers,
soothsayers, seers, mystics, mediums, clairvoyants, shaman, witch doctors,
wizards & etc., have developed and practiced arts regarded as divine or
demonic and are able to answer questions that logical reason could not
provide.
By Jennifer Lee
The left-brain analytical skills that used to get people ahead in the knowledge
economy are no longer enough. In the creative economy, right-brain skills like
big picture thinking, play, emotional intelligence, and design help us innovate
and give us a competitive advantage. The Right-Brain Business Plan helps
creative entrepreneurs leverage their natural creative genius to succeed in the
new economy. It invites business
owners to think visually, to imagine and play, to connect emotionally with their
company and customers, and to have fun making a living doing what they love.
By Frank Joseph
The earliest runic inscriptions found on artifacts give the name of either the craftsman or the proprietor, or, sometimes, remain a linguistic mystery. Due to this, it is possible that the early runes were not so much used as a simple writing system, but rather as magical signs to be used for charms. Although some say the runes were used for divination, there is no direct evidence to suggest they were ever used in this way. The name rune itself, taken to mean "secret, something hidden", seems to indicate that knowledge of the runes was originally considered esoteric, or restricted to an elite.
By Maureen Seaburg
Doug Coupland sneezed out a tumor and suddenly the world went technicolor;
David Chalmers woke one day at age 20 and discovered he no longer had
colored music. Both men, modern geniuses, think life is better with
synesthesia than without and are the rare examples of people who know life
both ways. Research published in 1995 about whether synesthesia can be
acquired and concluded that through meditation, one can experience it. A top
Tibetan lama reports that the ancestors of Tibetans, the "humans of the
North" of legend, could all see sound.
By
Book Talk by Gayl Woityra
There should be
no fear of death, for the death of the body is but a gentle passing to a
much freer life. All Life is lived as a serial, that we go from one
experience of living to another experience of living at a different rate,
i.e., on a higher level of awareness. Much of what we thought praiseworthy
on earth is mediocre to us in the Light of wider knowledge, and conversely
much for which we blamed ourselves and were blamed by others, is viewed here
from a wider angle and even becomes merit!
Edited by Henry Reed
Is the world preparing to make a shift? Is consciousness changing? Does the Mayan calendar speak of a major global event coming on December 21, 2012? What are the other prophecies regarding the future? Are there any new ideas? 445 pages of book summaries, articles, etc. will broaden your perspective on what's coming.
Edited by Henry Reed
How did remote viewing come into existence? What has "RV" accomplished? How does one go about doing an RV session? This 322 page anthology contains summaries of most all the books published on remote viewing, plus some never before published material on the subject.
By Henry Reed and Brenda English
Discover how natural your intuition already is. Learn how your breath can teach you inspiration and how gratitude can open your heart to intuitive realizations. This book is the basis of a unique program training people in how to collaborate with intuition.
Por Henry Reed
Evaluating Channeled Guidance:
ECIIS offers links to recent intuitive information channeled by various folks on the internet. As part of our offering, read Henry Reed's essay on how to evaluate channeled guidance, by clicking here!
Abbey of the Arts
Experience transformative living through contemplative and expressive arts
with Christine Valters Painter, artist, author and spiritual director.
Truth and Lightbringers will come from all corners of the world to clear away fear and confusion as 2011 brings us the true beginning of the separation of 3D and the emergence of 4D juxtaposed upon the old grid.
Sacred
Circle Mandalas
Sue O'Kieffe: Intuitive and visionary artist -- art to heal the heart and
soul, known for
Sue Doodles,
"colorful meanderings on paper."
Channeler Matthew Engelbrings sees more non-believers in Spirit become believers through increasing awareness of innate intuition & connection to Angels.
Art
Therapy Without Borders
Promoting international art
therapy initiatives in mental health, healthcare, & education worldwide.
Popular Science magazine, occasionally with content of interest to consciousness seekers, has now archived their entire collection, from issue 1.
Is the Psychic Part of Human Potential?
Noetic Sciences has an online discussion of psychic phenomena in light of the new controversy over the research conducted at Cornell University.
Bicycle design has always been a challenge to the intuitive designer. Here's some video clips of this most recent innovation in cycling.
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