Padre Pio Paranormal Man
Posted by davidjones on August 3, 2009 · 
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By MICHAEL GROSSO, PH.D — During the Second World War the Americans had an airbase in Bari, about seventy-five miles from San Giovanni Rotondo, a village in Southern Italy that houses Capuchin friary. According to US intelligence, the Germans had a munitions facility in the hills nearby; an officer was assigned the job of bombing [...]
Forces of the Unconscious Mind: Exploring the Work of Stan Gooch
Posted by davidjones on November 1, 2007 ·
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By LOUIS PROUD — In the first chapter of his fascinating book The Origins of Psychic Phenomena (1984), the British psychologist Stan Gooch explains that he used to smile when he heard, “for instance, stories of invisible ‘thought forms’ allegedly produced by Tibetan mystics and others.” He then adds: “I no longer smile at such [...]
Beyond the Indigo Children
Posted by davidjones on March 1, 2006 ·
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By P.M.H. Atwater, L.H.D. — It doesn’t take someone like me to point out that there’s something remarkably different about the children in today’s world. Parents and grandparents, school teachers, counselors and therapists, anyone who knows a child – all of them – say the same thing: our kids know more than we do. And [...]
