Attention, intention and mind — from measured cognitive science to untestable claims.
The double-slit experiment is genuinely one of physics' deepest demonstrations. Send waves through two openings and their overlapping peaks and troughs form an interference pattern.
Read full entryHeartMath sits at an unusual intersection: part of its practice rests on well-established physiology, while its broadest explanations move into disputed ideas about biofields, planetary…
Read full entryMasaru Emoto became famous for photographs said to show that words, music, prayer and human intention alter the beauty of ice crystals.
Read full entryAdvaita Vedānta begins from a question more intimate than simulation theory: what is the “I” to whom any world appears? Advaita means “not two.” In its classical form, it teaches that the…
Read full entrySimulation theory asks whether the world we experience could be generated by an information-processing system in a more fundamental reality.
Read full entryNeville Goddard taught that imagination is not merely rehearsal but the creative power of God operating through human consciousness.
Read full entryThe Mandela Effect describes a shared, confident memory that conflicts with the surviving record. Writer and paranormal researcher Fiona Broome popularized the term after discovering that…
Read full entryLucid dreaming and astral projection are often discussed together because both can include vivid movement through a world while the physical body remains still.
Read full entryQuantum immortality begins with a serious interpretation of quantum mechanics and then makes a much larger philosophical leap.
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Practices at the edge of accepted medicine — what has been studied, what has not, and where the record ends.
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Techniques and instruments that were once in use and later abandoned, misplaced or superseded.
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Suppressed records, contested chronologies and the politics of what gets written down.
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Cosmologies, rites and symbol systems recorded across the ancient world.
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