Psi Science
is the rigorous on-going scientific pursuit of experimenting and testing the
validity and reliability of so-called psychic or paranormal phenomena. Common psi abilities include such things as
mind-to-mind connections (telepathy), mind-over-matter interactions,
(psychokinesis), perceiving distant places, people, objects, or events
(clairvoyance), perceiving the future (precognition), prophetic dreams, déjà vu,
spiritual healing, the power of prayer and intention, intuition, gut feelings,
and the sense of being stared at.
“There are words for psi experiences in every language, from Arabic to Zulu, Czech to Manx Gaelic. The universality of the words reflects the fact that these phenomena are basic to human experience. And indeed psi experiences have been reported by people in all cultures, throughout history, and at all ages and education levels.” -Dean Radin, “Entangled Minds” (6)
A
meta-analysis of every psi experiment performed and published (in the English
language) over the past century was recently conducted by Dean Radin, senior
scientist at the Institute
of Noetic Sciences. Statistically analyzing the data from all
1,019 controlled studies produced the astonishing result of 1.3x10104
to 1 against chance – that is: 1,300,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000
to 1 odds against the results being due to coincidence.
“After
a century of increasingly sophisticated investigations and more than a thousand
controlled studies with combined odds against chance of 10104 to 1,
there is now strong evidence that some psi phenomena exist. While this is an impressive statistic, all it
means is that the outcomes of these experiments are definitely not due to
coincidence. We’ve considered other
common explanations like selective reporting and variations in experimental
quality, and while those factors do moderate the overall results, there can be
little doubt that overall something interesting is going on. It seems increasingly likely that as physics
continues to refine our understandings of the fabric of reality, a theoretical
outlook for a rational explanation for psi will eventually be established.” -Dean Radin, “Entangled Minds” (275)
Scientists,
psychologists, academic institutions and governments have been conducting psi research with consistently
positive results for over a century yet wide-spread acceptance of the existence
of such phenomena is curiously absent.
In 2002, a review of the 57 most popular introductory psychology
textbooks in common use at Universities showed that 24 contained no mention of
psi whatsoever, and the 33 that did devoted an average of only 2.4 pages to the
subject. Not only is the voluminous
amount of available psi research mysteriously absent from the textbooks, but
the second most often cited references come from the magazine, Skeptical
Inquirer.
“This
should make your hair stand up. It’s
like trying to sustain a serious scientific discussion based on citations from
tabloids … If this is the type of scholarly information being fed to
impressionable psychology students, it’s not surprising that whole generations
of future academic psychologists assume there’s nothing to it.” -Dean Radin, “Entangled Minds” (289-90)
“I
assume that the reader is familiar with the idea of extrasensory perception …
telepathy, clairvoyance, precognition and psychokinesis. These disturbing phenomena seem to deny all
our usual scientific ideas. How we
should like to discredit them!
Unfortunately the statistical evidence is overwhelming. It is very difficult to rearrange one’s ideas
so as to fit these new facts in.”
-Alan Turing
Simply
stated, there is no place in the old Newtonian/Darwinian models for the
existence of psi, and this more than anything is likely responsible for the
lack of mass acceptance of psi as a genuine phenomenon. In a material Universe where mind is merely
an emergent evolutionary mechanism, such abilities as clairvoyance and
precognition must be cast aside as superstition or coincidence. Regardless, valid psi science continues its
march forward while the skeptical establishment and its indoctrinated minions
religiously defend the dogma of their crumbling material worldview.
“Pick
up practically any scientific or scholarly journal and you’ll quickly find that
researchers are always engaged in vigorous debates and controversies. The moment a discipline collapses into a
single set of beliefs, constructs, or even methods, it’s no longer science,
it’s religion.” -Dean Radin,
“Entangled Minds” (283)
“When
a belief is widely held in the face of overwhelming evidence to the contrary,
we call it a superstition. By that
criterion, the most egregious superstition of modern times, perhaps of all
time, is the ‘scientific’ belief in the non-existence of psi.” -Thomas Etter
2 comments:
I was able to do all this as a youngster (until mercury dental amalgams? water fluoridation? electro-magnetic waves?) as I slowly lost my abilities in my 20s.
I just wasnt able to do pyschokinesis (at least I don't think so, although our kitchen lights would turn off by itself, when I thought I had left them on???)
I was also able to see glowing "ceiling amoebas" which looked like those Lite-Brite glow peg toys in the shape of colorful paisley shapes slowly floating at the ceilings while I was lying in bed at night watching them.
Try brain entrainment by listening to binaural beats (there are several manufacturers) but the Monroe Institute is the original modern day company. There is also meditation, which does a similar thing--you are connecting both sides of your brain to work together. This produces amazing results in clarity of mind, memory, precognitive abilities and very frequent synchronicities.
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