Can yoga and meditation unleash our inherent supernormal mental powers, such as telepathy, clairvoyance, and precognition? Is it really possible to perceive another person's thoughts and intentions? Influence objects with our minds? Envision future events? And is it possible that some of the superpowers described in ancient legends, science fiction, and comic books are actually real, and patiently waiting for us behind the scenes? Are we now poised for an evolutionary trigger to pull the switch and release our full potentials? Dean Radin, Director of Research at the Institute of Noetic Sciences (IONS) and bestselling author of The Conscious Universe, presents persuasive new experimental evidence for the existence of such phenomena. He takes us on a thrilling scientific journey and challenges outdated assumptions that these abilities are mere superstition. Focusing on Patanjali's mysterious Yoga Sutras -- 2,000 year-old meditation practices believed to release our extraordinary powers -- Radin offers powerful evidence confirming that sometimes fact is much stranger, spookier, and more wonderful than the wildest fiction.
Can yoga and meditation unleash our inherent supernormal mental powers, such as telepathy, clairvoyance, and precognition?
ABSTRACT: This article considers how patriarchal power relations between men and women are produced and reproduced within extractive industries, and examines the idea that the 'supernormal profits' to be made there encourage the development of 'supernormal patriarchy'. By looking at the sites where extraction takes place and relationships between men and women within these sites, we show the extreme and exaggerated gender roles and relations that are found here. We nuance this account by highlighting the need to recognise that patriarchal power is not felt equally by all women and men. Exploring the different roles women adopt in the extractives context we demonstrate the fluidity of women's identities as workers, 'whores', and wives with a focus on transactional sex. The article demonstrates the importance of not seeing women merely as victims of patriarchal relations, or making assumptions about how these relations operate, or the form they take. Better understanding of the range of gender roles adopted in the extractives and the supernormal patriarchal relations that produce and reproduce these is needed by policymakers. This will enable them to promote gender equality and natural resource justice, as part of an agenda to redistribute wealth gains from natural resource extraction.
Better understanding of the range of gender roles adopted in the extractives and the supernormal patriarchal relations that produce and reproduce these is needed by policymakers.
RESCUING KNOWLEDGE PROJECT A CAGLIASTRO ENDEAVOR NORTH SEA TALES PUBLISHING IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN CHALLENGING YOUR CURRENT AGREEMENTS WITH FACT - THIS IS AN IMPORTANT READ..... None of the material in this publication has been edited. This is a reprint of an original work in the public domain. North Sea Tales Publishing has presented this material in its original format, adding only extra space for notes. HYPNOTISM and the SUPERNORMAL The following is an original Review of the Original Book. This entire work, a, rational, and skeptical examination of hypnotism, was based on research that Edmunds had specifically undertaken for the British Parapsychological Society on the nature of (and the phenomena associated with) hypnotism. Edmunds explained that the entire enterprise was driven by the Society's need that, in order to be able to prove the existence of certain specific psychic phenomena, hypnotism and its attendant phenomena had to be thoroughly understood, thus, its title, "Hypnotism and the Supernormal";â " so that, from this understanding of the wide range of hypnotic phenomena, great care could be taken not to produce phenomena that could be replicated with hypnotism as evidence of supposed "psychic events." (from an original review of the book) ABOUT THE AUTHOR Simeon Edmunds was a research secretary for the College of Psychic Science and member of the Society for Psychical Research. He was the associate editor of the Tomorrow magazine. He is most well-known for his skeptical books on spiritualism. His 1965 booklet Spirit Photography was published by the Society for Psychical Research. It exposed the fraudulent methods involved in producing spirit photographs. According to Edmunds "not one professional spirit photographer of any note ever escaped convincing exposure as fraudulent." His 1961 work, Hypnotism and the Supernormal was described in a review as a "classic and serious study." Psychologist L. Börje Löfgren has noted that although Edmunds considered many mediums to be fraudulent he was not critical when it came to reports of psychic phenomena. www.northseatales.com
RESCUING KNOWLEDGE PROJECT A CAGLIASTRO ENDEAVOR NORTH SEA TALES PUBLISHING IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN CHALLENGING YOUR CURRENT AGREEMENTS WITH FACT - THIS IS AN IMPORTANT READ.
As an anniversary tribute, Eileen Garrett's early autobiography Adventures in the Supernormal has been published in its entirety, with the addition of remembrances from those who actually knew this complex and utterly fascinating individual. The renowned medium, author and entrepreneur recounts how her powerful psychical gifts steered the course of her life and touched the lives of many others, both famous and obscure. First published in 1949, this latest edition of Adventures in the Supernormal is newly reprinted with never-before-seen photos. Also included is a short biographical essay about her life after Adventures and a selected bibliography of works by and about Garrett.
First published in 1949, this latest edition of Adventures in the Supernormal is newly reprinted with never-before-seen photos.
