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.
Research says: The parapsychology industry is growing (and growing up)
The industry is positioned for growth as parapsychologists aim to share their evidence with mental health practitioners and mediums to professionalise their vocation.
Research says: Our psi abilities can reduce suffering and improve wellbeing
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.
Research says: We can improve our intuitive abilities
Highly Sensitive People and vegetarians report more psi phenomena, but everyone can learn to tap into our natural “sixth sense,” researchers say.
Research says: Psi experiences are common, natural and normal
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.
PARAPSYCHOLOGY RESEARCH: Your natural psychic ability can be developed to enhance your life
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.
Podcast with transcript (Ep. 5): The quest (and challenge) of psi research
Listeners will learn how parapsychology overlaps with psychology and physics, the challenges of testing for mental phenomena, psychic tradition in Scotland, how to join the research panel of University of Edinburgh’s psi unit.
Top 10 “money mindset” insights from creative and intuitive professionals
Highlights from our panel discussion show that getting comfortable charging — and charging enough — money for creative and intuitively led work is a journey for most independent workers.
Podcast (Ep. 3, Part II of II): Valuing professional work that springs from natural gifts
Part II of Episode 3 of The Mindstream Podcast continues the discussion: Creatives and intuitives feel their work is needed, unique and cherished by others, yet misunderstood and undervalued. Half of them admit feeling uncomfortable about valuing their work in monetary terms.
Podcast (Ep. 3, Part I of II): Valuing professional work that springs from natural gifts
In Episode 3 of The Mindstream Podcast, we’re discussing the money mindset of professionals who draw on their natural gifts as a vocation, like healers and creatives — those for whom the value of the goods and services they generate are initiated by tapping into their own natural or, some might say, supernatural abilities and expressing them for the benefit of others.