Researchers say: Share your psi experiences
Ready to develop your “sixth sense,” share your experiences or contribute to research? Here are lots of free resources.
Ready to develop your “sixth sense,” share your experiences or contribute to research? Here are lots of free resources.
The industry is positioned for growth as parapsychologists aim to share their evidence with mental health practitioners and mediums to professionalise their vocation.
Joy, hope, calm, and a sense of connection with others are among the positive effects of psi experiences, research says. And the increased self-awareness can guide better decision-making.
Highly Sensitive People and vegetarians report more psi phenomena, but everyone can learn to tap into our natural “sixth sense,” researchers say.
Have you ever experienced déjà vu or ESP, or had a night-time dream that came true, or thought of someone moments before they called you? You’re not alone.
Research shows that our psychic abilities are innate and can be strengthened to positively impact our lives. The mental health field is starting to accept perceptive abilities as natural behaviour, which is a significant change.
My first episode of severe depression emerged when I was 14 years old. I remember being immobile, unable to think or interact. An overseas trip brought my first meditation experience. It would lead to a profound process.
While traveling in the deep South of the U.S., I saw sugary processed foods prioritised over fresh whole foods. Sadly, people are suffering for it.
My curiosity for answers on the nature of life led me to found Mindstream five years ago. I’ve learned we need to make it easier for people to connect mind, body and spirit.
Our heart is our superpower. I knew this from my professional work and my spiritual practice, but lived it when someone close to me suffered a life-threatening emergency. I quickly mobilized a group to send energy healing.