Parapsychology

Humans would rather come in contact with aliens than with artificial life made on Earth, a team of researchers has found. They also say that despite the prevalence of movies and TV shows depicting aliens as malevolent creatures, people might react well to a discovery of extraterrestrial life.…
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by Lisa Transcendence Brown Intentional timeline collapses can be done by you so that you can maneuver/weather/jump with greater ease. When you collapse the belief/reality inside of you, the timeline collapses. It is that simple. Holding onto old realities causes StarGates to…
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  The subject of trapped emotions is one that many are unaware of, especially if they’re not familiar with energy and the energy body. A more common term for trapped emotions is “emotional baggage”. Although most people probably think that emotional baggage is just memories of emotionally traumatic…
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Using DNA from salmon, researchers in South Korea hope to make better biomedical and other photonic devices based on organic thin films. Often used in cancer treatments and health monitoring, thin films have all the capabilities of silicon-based devices with the possible added advantage of…
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Lucid dreaming is one category of dreams that many people experience. It occurs when the individual is dreaming and during that dream the individual is completely aware that they are dreaming. Some people report a low-level lucidity state where one is aware they are…
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by Matt Toussaint When I was a kid, I would name the trees in my backyard. They all had distinct personalities and dynamic qualities, including the ability to talk. I would spend inordinate amounts of time collecting their branches and sticks, talking with them about my life and theirs.…
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The Catholic Church, or more specifically, The Vatican, is no stranger to controversy or conspiracy. And while some of these are outlandish and to be treated with caution, others are dripping in the gritty reality of organized crime, intelligence agency connections, and ruthless people of…
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Archaeologists have discovered a remarkable jade pendant fit for a king. Covered on one side with hieroglyphs, the buried jewelry belonged to a Mayan king who would have sported it on his chest ceremonially, the University of California, San Diego announced in February last year.…
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Researchers determine that brain size correlates with “human-like” behaviors and societies In a major study published in Nature Ecology & Evolution, the complexity of Cetacean culture and behavior has been linked to the size of their brains. Like other…
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Read the first part of the article Why do we see the common-sense states but not the imponderable superpositions? There are two parts to the answer. First, it turns out that the decoherence-inducing interaction with the environment doesn’t…
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