Author: Nikolay Petrov
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Britain’s unethical Covid messaging must never be repeated – Dr Gary Sidley
Denying individuals rational choices, and an over-reliance upon subliminal influence, is both unethical and undemocratic. Transparency regarding how government departments use ‘nudge’ techniques is now long overdue.
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Bernard Carr and Doug Matzke – Post-Materialist Physics and the Search for a Deeper Reality
Postmaterialist science assumes that science can be extended to accommodate consciousness and associated mental and spiritual experiences. This should entail some form of postmaterialist physics, going beyond classical and quantum physics, and indeed this is already a feature of some grand unified theories. This dialogue brings together two researchers who are developing different but complementary approaches along these lines.
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The Case Against Vaccine Passports and Mandates
In summary, arguments at all four levels analysed here point in the same direction: vaccine passports and mandates must be dropped immediately by any country or state that has adopted them. Vaccines have protected the elderly and vulnerable from COVID-19 since being rolled out, but that does not by any means equate to becoming a…
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Marilyn Monk on how science connects the whole world
The inability of individuals and society to perceive spiritual reality has, today, become critical. But could our crisis itself be significant? Might it be valuable, even necessary for the evolution of human consciousness?
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Axiology of Nature-Consciousness Reality
Perception cannot change the fundamentals. The fundamentals of the reality across the nature-consciousness spectrum have been described without any filter, and use of any methodological reduction orchestrated or otherwise. Consciousness-as-such, consciousness-as-experienced, and consciousness-as-articulated have been laid bare to accommodate respectively the spirit, humanities, and science. The Multiversity-inspired proposed Worldview takes care of multiple universe(s), our…
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Symposium: NDES & THE MIND-BRAIN RELATIONSHIP
Online Friday-Sunday, Feb. 11-13, 11:00 am-4:30 p.m. EST Days 1 and 2 – Experts in near-death experiences (NDEs), psi phenomena, past-life memories, shared-death experiences, terminal lucidity, evidential mediumship, veridical after-death communication (ADC), neurological evidence, and philosophical considerations. Day 3 – Experiencers and practitioners: physician NDErs, an evidential medium, induced ADC therapists, and out-of-body/astral projection experiencers.
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Review of the Freudian/Kleinian psychoanalysis and the Spiritual Psychology/Parapsychology
When we feel down in the dumps and wallowing in the gutter we need minds, hearts, and souls in perfect harmony who can use the eloquence of their voices as finely tuned instruments to inspire eco-heart-felt revolutionary action. That is, if we really want to see social, political, economic, and ecological change and progress in…
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New Thinking Aloud: Parapsychology in the UK with Chris Roe
Chris Roe describes the work of Robert Morris, the first person to hold the Koestler Chair of Parapsychology at the University of Edinburgh in Scotland, starting in 1985. As a result there are now hundreds of individuals who have conducted doctoral level research in parapsychology in the UK. He shares his own experiences as a…
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A Hierarchy of Consciousness from Atom to Cosmos
…It is plausible to argue that beyond this entire scheme of all that is known to exist, beyond cosmos, there may be a yet higher order of complexity.
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Short History of the Mind: Theory of Norms
The essay presents a theory of how the mind and consciousness have evolved. It assumes that a group of neurones can act as a unit structure which then replicates at higher levels in a fractal like form. David Harrison calls that unit structure a ‘norm’ because it describes behaviour in simple and complex organisms as…
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After-Death Communications (ADCs) Website is LIVE
Thanks to a generous grant from a foundation, an ambitious multilingual project entitled ‘Investigation of the phenomenology and impact of spontaneous and direct After-Death Communications (ADCs)’ was conducted from February 2018 to January 2020. The second phase of the project started in February 2021 and will be completed in January 2024. By collecting information…
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Dr. Iain McGilchrist on The Future Scientist – 19th Jan
In sum, the whole enterprise seems to be committed to suppressing broad thinkers, promoting academics that look more like corporate managers, PR mavericks and professional fund-raisers and less like scholars, who are asked to inhibit their interest in philosophy, and to cast suspicion on their fertile imagination. Dogma and habit are inhibiting free inquiry. It…