Category: Parapsychology
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Everything You Need to Know About Telekinesis
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Can people move things with their minds? Psychokinesis (PK)—sometimes referred to as telekinesis or mind over matter—is the ability to move things or otherwise affect the property of things with the power of the mind. Of psychic abilities, true psychokinesis is one of the rarest. Few have been able to…
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Astral Projection: Doorway to a New Dimension
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This article was contributed by Jerry Gross. The concept of astral projection has been around for a long time, but until today, it has been hidden from most of humanity. Now, with the aid of astral projection, new levels of knowledge and power enable us to discover the answer to Man’s eternal…
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FBI Files: The Paranormal Collection
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These files were released and obtained by the FBI, all in relation to the Paranormal. Many of the files are broken into different parts, for easier downloading. Simply click on the “File #1” links to download each file segment. Document Archive Adamski, George – [286 Pages, 193.5MB] – George Adamski (17…
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The Paranormalist
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The term “paranormal” is defined as not being in accordance with the natural or known scientific laws, or beyond the scope of scientific understanding. The suffix “-ologist” denotes an expert in a particular kind of scientific study. Combining these two, I came up with the innovative new title, “paranormalist.” When I…
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Psychological Aspects in Poltergeist Cases
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A current theory about poltergeist phenomena is that they represent brief, sporadic and large-scale manifestations of psychokinesis linked to a certain living individual, as opposed to a discarnate spirit. This article briefly examines the underlying basis for the theory, summarizing some of the psychological and neuropsychological aspects that have been…
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Paranormal and Supernatural Beliefs
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from Encyclopedia of Adolescence Paranormal and supernatural beliefs generally refer to those that are outside of scientific explanation. Although there may be many beliefs that could fit into this category, the term often is used to pertain to phenomena like ghosts, unidentified flying objects, extraterrestrial beings, and cryptids (such as Big…
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The Paranormalist
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The term “paranormal” is defined as not being in accordance with the natural or known scientific laws, or beyond the scope of scientific understanding. The suffix “-ologist” denotes an expert in a particular kind of scientific study. Combining these two, I came up with the innovative new title, “paranormalist.” When I…
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Relevance of para-psychology in psychiatric practice
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Para-psychology is divided into two main branches: a) extra-sensory perception (ESP) which is the study of communications ostensibly without the known sensory organs and, b) psychokinesis (PK) or the study of physical events that apparently occur without involvement of any recognized motor organs. The ESP or paranormal experiences include i)…
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Famous Cases of Real Doppelgangers
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French Author Guy De Maupassant encountered his own double. Culture Club / Getty Images Do you have a body double or a doppelganger? There are many instances of two people who are not related yet closely resemble one another. But the phenomenon of a phantom self is something more mysterious. Doppelgangers vs. Bilocation…
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How a Medium’s Brain Changes in a Trance
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A medium practices psychography, or writing the words of the dead while in a trance. (Image credit: Julio Peres) The supernatural experience of having the dead communicate through the living has now been analyzed with brain scans. Their brain activity suggests those more expert at entering these otherworldly trances often experienced a drop…
