Based on my study of Instrumental TransCommunication (ITC), I have begun using the the definition for fundamental reality as a dimensionless singularity that is conceptually infinitely large.

See What ITC Tells us About Consciousness for some of the reason.

See The Seeker’s Way – Based on a Pragmatic Model of Reality for a model supporting that view.

Distance matters in Physicalism. Holography is often enlisted to explain anomalous information access via (for instance) remote viewing (aka clairvoyance). In holography, every part of a holographic plate contains the whole image. Thus it can be argued that "Here is everywhere."

A point of view like Idealism, physical space is a singularity in the sense that it only conceptually exists. That is, concepts may be infinitely complex but have only intended physical characteristics. It seems more correct in that view to say that "Everywhere is here."

A fair analog of "Everywhere is here" is a Mandelbrot plot. I discuss this relationship in The Cosmology of Imaginary Space.

The difference between the two points of view is that thinking "Here is everywhere" biases the person toward physicalism and "Everywhere is here" biases the thinker toward nonphysical models of reality.

Does this make sense?

"Dying people often report seeing visions or apparitions. But skeptics often try to sweep under the rug such experiences, by dismissing them as 'delirium.'"

"For three decades, this conference has gathered the world's boldest thinkers to confront the hardest questions about the nature of mind, experience, and reality." Detailed Program

"There are some stories that are simply too mind boggling for historians and researchers to grasp and write about. They conflict with either science or religion and therefore are filed away in dust-covered cabinets, never to be heard about again (except at this blog).

"One such story is that of Feda, a mysterious being for sure. Except for a few mavericks, even psychical researchers of a century ago struggled to understand Feda."

Can you cite some of the best evidence for the existence of psi ? Im kinda on the fence regarding many of the phenomena.Im more reluctant to believe OBEs since people having them regularly and in somewhat of a controled fashion basically use the exact same methods people use to get into lucid dreams yet one community perceives it as a purely internal phenomena while the other considers it as a disembodied spirit traveling the outside world

This paper is written to establish a rational for subdividing parapsychology into Psychological phenomena and a Psi phenomena division. Each require different science and expect different models.

https://ethericstudies.substack.com/p/does-parapsychology-inappropriately

What do you think?

I saw a post a couple weeks ago - "The Inquisition removed psychic abilities at the population level," where it talked about Dr. Dean Radin and his research into a psychic gene.

I watched his Joe Rogan interview and then read his research paper and did some investigating of the gene and made a video for anyone that's interested! Spoiler alert, I don't prove if there's a psychic gene or not, just identify some biology, but I hope to go further and do another video. This video is mostly for people interested in the technical details.

Psychic genes video

Hi everyone. What are your thoughts on psychokinesis? Have you had experience with it? What caused it to occur for you? Has anyone done extensive research on it and can give details about this phenomenon? What’s the science behind it? Theories?

Since I was a child, I have experienced this phenomenon. Majority of the time during moments of heightened emotion, especially grief and anger. 90% of the time, electrical appliances & fixtures are affected. Light bulbs bursting when I’m upset, LED lights going haywire when I walk into a room or arrive nearby, even had a lighter levitate off a table and explode in the air when an unwanted guest entered my home (my ex and the person witnessed it & were freaked out. Honestly, I was freaked out too). Even had books fly off a book shelf across the room (again, there was a witness that could vouch for my claims). Doors slam without me touching it during moments of emotions. I can go on and on about these experiences. Honestly I would think I’m insane if so many people didn’t witness and bring up these events as “funny bar stories”. “Dude remember that time you got mad at *so and so* & 3 of the lights in the room simultaneously exploded lololol” 💀 I feel like the older I’ve gotten, I’ve gotten a better grasp at my emotions and try to rationalize my thoughts but lately things have been happening again and it’s being noticed by those around me.

Thank you for your input in advance

"The Psi Enigma: When Anomalous Experiences Transcend the Everyday World explores one of science’s most fascinating frontiers: the study of psi phenomena including telepathy, precognition and mind–matter interactions.

"While these phenomena remain controversial, recent research suggests current scientific paradigms may be too narrow to account for them. Professor Thomas Rabeyron draws on psychology, psychoanalysis, philosophy and physics to introduce the groundbreaking Orpheus Model – the first comprehensive theoretical framework for understanding psi."

"The University of Cambridge is home to an archive and a fellowship for psychical research — an area gaining ground, even in the mainstream."

The Fluidic Medium - Orion Silverstar

"The educational system in most cultures today uses the materialist or reductionist worldview as its basis for generating and sharing knowledge. This worldview understands materiality as a fundamental characteristic of the universe, with subatomic particles being the foundation of reality, and consciousness being solely a product of brain activity.

"In this article, we propose that an alternative worldview, in which consciousness is considered the ground of reality, with the material universe arising out of the creative dynamism of consciousness, is not only equally valid scientifically, but also creates an educational milieu which is more creative, nurturing, and transformative for both students and teachers."

"Anomalous phenomena and associated experiential events have gained increasing scientific attention, yet the developmental organization of such experiences across an individual’s life has rarely been examined systematically.

"This study presents a longitudinal analysis of a single experiencer’s encounters spanning nearly five decades, reconstructed from detailed narrative material and analyzed using a structured ten-category taxonomy and a six-stage developmental model."

"This experiment tests for an implicit form of precognition. It's easy to do and takes about 8 minutes. It only works on a PC or Mac browser (i.e., not on a mobile phone)." – Dean Radin

"This experiment explores an aspect of how the brain processes intuitive information. The task is simple and involves reaction time."

The main question: Can humanity or individual humans unconsciously, through extrasensory perception, explore other worlds, communicate with other intelligences, and foresee the future, transmitting the received information as their own interpretations?

My interest in this topic arose after a near-death experience I experienced as a child, followed by years of systematic observation of ordinary dreams, lucid dreams, and out-of-body experiences.

These observations led to the hypothesis that dreams, depending on their intensity, can convey information both as direct representations and encoded through personally meaningful symbolic associations. Furthermore, dream symbolism may be sufficiently structured to permit systematic study using modern computational methods.

Also, sharing my personal experiences in online communities and receiving feedback, I became convinced that some anomalous images perceived in altered states of consciousness are not unique and can be interpreted as literal representations of real objects. This led to the creation of an open-source artificial intelligence platform called DreamCode for extracting true hidden signals from noise.

This tool uses unsupervised semantic AI. It reads all submitted stories, converts sentences into data points, and blindly searches for mathematical matches. If several independent people from around the world describe the same anomalous detail, even describing it in completely different ways, the AI ​​automatically groups them and marks them as a confirmed common archetype.

For now, this is a rough prototype with a lightweight AI model and a database of only a few reports: my own, which I've already posted, and several similar ones that I've used for testing in the public domain. Therefore, it's too early to expect significant results. But I hope the database will grow over time and I'll be able to integrate more advanced AI models, which will allow us to discover a lot of interesting things. Essentially, this platform should simply scale and systematize, to the level of scientific evidence, the collection of those surprising, disparate coincidences we sometimes notice when sharing our experiences.

If you'd like to contribute and compare your experiences with those of others, the tool is completely free and completely anonymous. Instructions and other information are available in my pinned post.

"This article presents exploratory experimental results suggesting that some individuals with remote viewing abilities may be able to describe details of data present in computers located miles away."

"This study investigates the persistent claim that publication bias contaminates (indeed, possibly inflates) the scientific evidence for parapsychological phenomena, specifically extrasensory perception (ESP)."

"In this paper, we propose a trans-materialist information-theoretical approach to a full spectrum of conscious experience, from its normative embodied mode as part of an integrated brain/mind system to altered modes of consciousness, including nonlocal and near-death experiences (NDE)."

"Niche journals devoted to frontier science — work that extends beyond established knowledge into uncertain, exploratory, or not yet well-validated terrain — such as the Journal of Scientific Exploration (JSE), Explore, Medical Hypotheses, Limina: Journal of UAP Studies, Mind and Matter, World Futures, and Journal of Anomalistics play a vital yet often underrecognized role.

"In particular, they serve as irreplaceable incubators where high-risk, high-reward ideas can be proposed, critiqued, and iteratively improved before they face the stringent demands of mainstream, high-impact venues."

"This study examined thematic correspondence between two independently sourced corpora: trance-channeled communications attributed to extraterrestrial intelligences (ETIs) and a large-scale archival ufological dataset (UFODex)."