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By: Kiernan Antares
Are you hearing talk of 2012 and wondering what all the hype is about? Are we on the verge of Armageddon as doomsday sayers are spouting? 2012 movies are starting to come out and many of them will support this theory to strike fear in the hearts of many or just for [...]

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I came to this video knowing precious little about Sherlock Holmes and his creator, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, other than the fact that Holmes is an antiquated supersleuth with a famous sidekick, Dr. Watson.
So Philip Gardiner and Brian Allen’s Elementary My Dear Watson: The Man Behind Sherlock Holmes was a learning experience, to be sure. [...]

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Title: The Trickster and the Paranormal
Author: George P. Hansen
Media: Hardcover Book
Publisher: Xlibris (564 pp. with endnotes and index)
Date: 2001
George P. Hansen’s The Trickster and the Paranormal offers a variety of paranormal considerations around the psychological, anthropological and literary image of the trickster. Hansen’s exposition of Max Weber and Claude Lévi-Strauss is competent while reflections on [...]

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Just appeared on Larry King Live!

Title: Nick Pope: The Man Who Left the MOD
Interviewer: Michael Bourne
Director: Philip Gardiner
Media: DVD
Producer: Reality Films, 2008
Total time: 69:32
Nick Pope isn’t exactly a household name. But among UFO investigators and devotees he’s become a controversial figure.
In The Man Who Left the MOD we learn that Pope joined the UK’s [...]

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Copyright © Shaman Elder Maggie Wahls, 2009. All rights reserved.
The power of emotion is a subject that few have talked about yet it is a gift given to us of immense value. A Shaman not only realizes the value of emotion but learns to control that power to effect healing and manifestation of all good [...]

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By Steve Hammons
July 13, 2009
The term “anomalous cognition” has come to mean something similar to what has often been called the “sixth sense.”
These concepts are also linked with names for this phenomena such as extrasensory perception (ESP) and remote viewing.
However, is it true that certain kinds of perception are actually “anomalous,” that is, unusual or [...]

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Introduction by Michael W. Clark, Ph.D. » skip intro »
A good percentage of schoolchildren are taught that reality is about things we can measure and easily describe.
This tendency to study the outside world has obvious advantages. Bridges get built, science develops and economies thrive.
But a downside to our extroverted approach is that some [...]

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Copyright © Shaman Elder Maggie Wahls, 2009. All rights reserved.
In alchemy, or the changing of one substance into another, there are seven steps.
1. Calcination – the heating of a substance in a crucible over an open flame until it is reduced to ashes.
In Shamanism we have calcination as the destruction of our ego and our [...]

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The Rosslyn Frequency looks at Rosslyn Chapel in Scotland, which some say has secret links with the Knights Templar. Author Brian Allan also says the chapel could be a mystic portal to another world.
Allan tells how he and a team of investigators set up an audio frequency modulator to play an augmented fourth based on [...]

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By Steve Hammons (originally published October 30, 2005)
Millions of people around the world are interested in “unconventional phenomena.” These subjects include UFOs, crop circles, extra-sensory perception (ESP) and “remote viewing,” near-death experiences (NDE) and life-after-death concepts and similar kinds of topics.
In some cases, modern science is starting to understand many of these phenomena. Emerging understanding [...]

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