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I've Been Here Before
Children's Reports of Previous Lives
by Jim B. Tucker, MD
One of the world's foremost experts on the scientific study of reincarnation discusses the results of his work, what constitutes evidence, and where the research is headed.
- Articles
- December 2007 - February 2008
- 6 pages
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Talking to the Dead
Laboratory Investigation of Mediumship
by Julie Beischel, PhD
The study of mediumship has grown increasingly sophisticated, and the results potentially more relevant to our understanding of the relationship between mind/consciousness and how the brain works.
- Articles
- December 2007 - February 2008
- 5 pages
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Disbelief Despite the Evidence
by David Fontana, PhD
Why do so many scientists, religious leaders, and even some parapsychologists resist the evidence that consciousness survives death? The reasons are varied, but as our thirst for meaning grows, the data are finding a more willing and receptive audience.
- Articles
- December 2007 - February 2008
- 5 pages
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What Death Tells Us About Life
by Charles T. Tart, PhD
Unless we understand the full spectrum of human experience, from psi phenomena and out-of-body experiences to altered states and NDEs, we will not understand what might survive death -- or the purpose of our embodied lives.
- Articles
- December 2007 - February 2008
- 6 pages
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The Enchanted Loom
by Diane Ackerman
With sensuous and inventive prose, this celebrated author-poet reminds us that the brain is not just a machine to be probed but a phenomenon to be marveled at. A "dream factory," a "chemistry lab," a "hall of mirrors"--the brain and mind beguile us into thinking we know who we ...
- Articles
- September - November 2007
- 3 pages
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Peering into Our Potential
How Neuroscience is Mapping New Paths to Healthy Living
by Matthew Solan
From the placebo effect and meditating monks to the adolescent brain and food cravings, the tools of neuroscience keep penetrating the nature of being human. And as they do, new insights are revealed about our physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being.
- Articles
- September - November 2007
- 5 pages
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Neurotechnology's Shadow
by Byron Belitsos
For all the promise of neuroscience, there is plenty of peril. While most attention is focused on its positive applications, other more unsettling purposes are quietly moving forward. Are the secrets of the brain falling into the wrong hands?
- Articles
- September - November 2007
- 6 pages
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Our Evolving Global Brain
by Steven Vedro
Rapid advances in media and communication technology are rewiring our brains while challenging our capacity to process a relentless onslaught of new stimuli. More than a “stew of electromagnetic noise,” it’s a sign that we’re moving toward cooperative intelligence and planetary cocreation.
- Articles
- September - November 2007
- 6 pages
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Consciousness
Still A Mystery
by John Hick, PhD
The brain is not the mind, argues this eminent UK scholar, despite what the majority of neuroscientists are concluding. In fact, there are still far more questions than answers in the quest to understand consciousness.
- Articles
- September - November 2007
- 6 pages
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Unraveling the Secret
by David Rippe
The DVD and book that have ignited the imagination of millions only scratch the surface of the history and complexity behind the law of attraction. It’s neither as simple nor as foolproof as one is led to believe.
- Articles
- June - August 2007
- 6 pages