InPresence 92An InPresence Turning Point
Jeffrey Mishlove
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InPresence host, Jeffrey Mishlove, PhD, is author of The Roots of Consciousness, Psi Development Systems, and The PK Man. Between 1986 and 2002 he hosted and co-produced the original Thinking Allowed public television series. He is the recipient of the only doctoral diploma in "parapsychology" ever awarded by an accredited university (University of California, Berkeley, 1980). For many years he served as president of the non-profit Intuition Network, an organization dedicated to creating a world in which all people were supported and encouraged in developing inner intuitive abilities.
Here he proclaims that he intends to take the InPresence monologues to a new level — emphasizing more intuition and even channeling of the higher self. He refers to the work of Jon Klimo, author of the classic text, Chanelling. He also points to the inspiration he has received from Ram Das and other spiritual teachers. And, he suggests that parallels between spiritual evolution and parapsychology indicate the emergence of Homo Telepathicus.
(Recorded on May 24, 2018)
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InPresence 91The Law of Revelation
Here he points out that the "cosmic law" of Revelation (that which has been concealed will be revealed) is a natural consequence of the Law of Progressive Contraries and the Law of Concealment. He describes several examples of inventions that do (or do not) involve the participation of "nonlocal consciousness". He then applies the Law [...]
InPresence 90The Language of Astrology
Here he reveals a great deal about his astrology natal chart — including his sun sign, moon sign, and rising sign. He was born at 1:20 am, December 4, 1946, at Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. He relates his astrological configuration to his personality as expressed in the InPresence series. He emphasizes that — while the [...]
InPresence 244Return of The PK Man
InPresence 243The God Horus
InPresence 242Call for Volunteers
InPresence 241Mapping the Afterlife
The Best Evidence for the Afterlife Live StreamwithJeffrey Mishlove
Your Toughest QuestionswithJeffrey Mishlove
Statement of Comment etiquette for New Thinking Allowed
InPresence 238George Carlin, Cynicism, and the Afterlife
InPresence 237Om Shanti Shanti
InPresence 234ESP and Synchronicity
InPresence 233Mind Surfing
InPresence 221Is the Afterlife an Illusion?
InPresence 222Forms of Life After Death
Emanuel Swedenborg's Heaven and HellwithJonathan Rose
Here he points out that Swedenborg, an eighteenth century scientist, engaged in lengthy excursions into the afterlife throughout the last three decades of his life – as the result of a spiritual awakening. Dr. Rose describes Swedenborg's visions of angels and demons and how they align with or conflict with the conventional Christian theology of [...]
The Long SelfwithEric Wargo
Here he explains that the Experiment With Time, written by J.W. Dunne in 1927, provides a protocol by which average people can demonstrate to themselves that our dreams contain as much information from the future as from the past. He offers a series of steps to aid viewers in discovering the truth about precognition (or [...]
J. B. Rhine's Early Years in ParapsychologywithBarbara Ensrud
During the 1930s, the Parapsychology research program at Duke University established experimental protocols that were successful in demonstrating the existence of extrasensory perception, precognition, and psychokinesis. The public reaction was enormous and largely positive, while the academic community – psychology in particular – was mostly hostile. At the end of the decade, Rhine published the [...]
Investigating Your Soul's PurposewithJoanne DiMaggio
Through Joanne's past life and lives-between-life research, she shares that your life purpose can be identified through many avenues, such as memory triggers that give you clues as to what is appealing or familiar or to you. Most people have an affinity for their life purpose and may need only one past life session to [...]
The Antinomianism of Frithjof SchuonwithCharles Upton
Here he explains that Traditionalism is a particular version of Perennialism. It is associated primarily with René Guénon and Frithjof Schuon. It is distinct from the more heterodox approach of Aldous Huxley. Traditionalists feel that the orthodox systems of the world's major religions afford the best possibilities for spiritual attainment. They particularly frown upon syncretism, [...]
Huichol Shamanic CulturewithGail Hayssen
This the third in a series of interviews with Gail about the cultural practices of the Huichol Indians of Mexico. Here she describes how her journeys to the Huichol people in Mexico intersected with her marriage, and how she eventually brought her husband with her to the peyote ritual ceremony. She movingly describes the close, [...]
Developing and Applying Psychic AbilitieswithKevin Ryerson
Kevin Ryerson is a psychic trance medium who has gained considerable attention as the focus of Shirley MacLaine's Out on a Limb and Dancing in the Light. In this program Kevin predicts that the use of psychic intuitives for solving scientific and social problems will become an integral part of our culture within the coming decades. His own [...]
Evelyn Underhill and MysticismwithJames Tunney
Here James describes the contributions of the British writer, Evelyn Underhill (1875-1941), to our understanding of mysticism. During her lifetime, she wrote 39 books covering many aspects of the mystical path, including her 1911 classic, titled Mysticism. She also wrote about ancient Greek and Indian mysticism. While she was a student of esoteric, occult, and [...]
Boundaries of the SoulwithJune Singer
Jungian analysis focuses on unconscious archetypes that operate beneath our cultural conditioning. Transformation, says June Singer, must emerge from within, apart from any preconceptions of the analyst. Dr. Singer, a practicing Jungian analyst, is author of Boundaries of the Soul: The Practice of Jung's Psychology.
Live StreamwithHelané Wahbeh, ND.
The Human FuturewithTerence McKenna (1946 – 2000)
Terence McKenna, co-author of The Invisible Landscape, says that human survival requires that we become aware of our responsibility for the future. McKenna proposes four key elements of his vision of the future: feminism, space exploration, cybernetics and an increased awareness of our interrelationship with nature and the plant kingdom.
Creation SpiritualitywithMatthew Fox
A concern with nature and humanity is primary to the social conventions of organized religion. Matthew Fox, a former Dominican priest and spiritual theologian, was director of the Institute for Culture and Creation Spirituality at Holy Names College. He is author of numerous books including The Coming of the Cosmic Christ and Original Blessing. Fox says [...]
Afterlife GeographywithGregory Shushan
Here he maintains that the afterlife depictions from near-death experiencers are quite similar to the accounts provided by young children who remember the intermission period between lives. With important exceptions, mediumistic descriptions as well as reports obtained during hypnotic regression tend to be laden with cultural prejudices. This raises the question of the extent to [...]
The God ForcewithEben Alexander
In this three-hour interview, he goes through many of the details regarding his 2008 coma and near-death experience. He explains why scientists have been particularly interested in his medical records. He describes three distinct stages of the afterlife that he characterizes as the "earthworm's view," the "gateway valley," and the "core realm." He shares his [...]
Homo SuperiorwithStephan Schwartz
Here he maintains that there is not sufficient discussion about the real prospects for creating superior human beings based upon genetic engineering and other technologies. He also maintains that, while such exotic solutions will become available to the very rich, the daily choices made by average human beings can also have the effect, through epigenetics, [...]
Past-Life Regression and Spirit DepossessionwithEdith Fiore
Edith Fiore, PhD, fascinating author of You Have Been Here Before and The Unquiet Dead, discusses her transformation from a conventional behavior therapist to a specialist in the application of spiritualist principles of reincarnation and spirit possession to psychotherapy. In particular, she talks about her experiences using "past-life regression" as a therapeutic technique.
Visionary Experience or Psychosis?withJohn Weir Perry (1914-1998)
A Jungian psychotherapist, John Weir Perry, MD, is author of many books including The Heart of History and The Far Side of Madness. He suggests that the psychiatric community errs in treating visionary experience as a form of mental illness. Psychiatric labelling and the use of anti-psychotic drugs serve to stifle the valuable integration of [...]
CLASSIC REBOOT: Listening to AnimalswithMiranda Alcott
Here she describes how each animal species has a unique culture. Animals can communicate with us, and can even teach us, if we are willing to quiet our minds, let go of our preconceptions and listen. This often comes naturally to children. In fact, sometimes children experience communication from animals as an imaginary playmate. Animals [...]
CLASSIC REBOOT: Learning to Use Extrasensory PerceptionwithCharles T. Tart
Here he describes the "decline effect" in parapsychology research as the result of a psychological "extinction paradigm". Having subjects repeat a boring task without feedback, in many different disciplines, results in a decline of ability. His research involved training ESP using an automated system, involving forced choices with feedback. Subjects were pre-screened for ESP ability. [...]
Explanations of the SupernaturalwithMichael Scriven
In this provocative program, Michael Scriven calls to task those who maintain that all psychic claims must be either fraud or error. Such an attitude, he says, implies that current scientific models will never be superceded. Dr. Scriven is a multi-disciplinary scholar who has made significant contributions to mathematics, logic, philosophy of science, ethics, education, [...]
Remote Viewing the Future (2050 & 2060)withStephan A. Schwartz
To be notified concerning the release of Stephan's next book on remote viewing the future, go to: https://mailchi.mp/stephanaschwartz/2060-visions-of-the-future
The Spiritual UniversewithFred Alan Wolf
Fred Alan Wolf, PhD, is author of Taking the Quantum Leap, which won the National Book Award in science. He has also written Space, Time and Beyond; StarWave; The Body Quantum; Parallel Universes; The Dreaming Universe; The Eagle's Quest; and The Spiritual Universe: How Quantum Physics Proves the Existence of the Soul.
Live StreamwithMatthew Fox on Theology of Creation
Healing Chronic PainwithDavid Hanscom
Dr. Hanscom shares that chronic pain has its roots in anxiety. Most surgeries related to chronic pain are being done on anxiety and are unnecessary. All chronic mental and physical disease have the same common origin of inflammation that is caused by an elevated threat response and anxiety. Two-thirds of Americans are raised in traumatic [...]
Mind Over MachinewithHubert Dreyfus (1929 – 2017)
Human intuition and perception are basic and essential phenomena of consciousness. As such, they will never be replicated by computers. This is the challenging notion of Hubert Dreyfus, PhD, archcritic of the artificial intelligence establishment. Dr. Dreyfus, was professor of philosophy at the University of California, Berkeley, is author of What Computers Can't Do and co-author of Mind [...]
Matthew Fox is a spiritual theologian, an Episcopal priest and an activist for gender justice and eco-justice. He has written 37 books. Among them are Original Blessing, The Coming of the Cosmic Christ, A Spirituality Named Compassion, The Reinvention of Work, The Hidden Spirituality of Men, Christian Mystics and The Pope's War. Most recently, he [...]
A Career in ParapsychologywithMarilyn Schlitz
Here she describes her successful journey, of more than forty years, as a researcher in parapsychology. Her work encompasses remote viewing, distant mental influence on living systems, and psychic healing. Along the way, she worked with many luminaries in the field. She describes the nuances of navigating through academic and research circles, collaborating with skeptics, [...]
The Life and Philosophy of Bishop George BerkeleywithJames Tunney
Here James Tunney expresses both appreciation and pointed criticism of the life and philosophy of Bishop George Berkeley (1865-1753). While he is considered among the top rank of philosophers, he was also a slaveholder (at least briefly) and a supporter of British Imperialism. Tunney notes that Berkeley's version of metaphysical idealism often engenders a feeling [...]
The Prophet ElijahwithDaniel Matt
Here he describes the transformation of Elijah from a religious zealot who slays 450 prophets of the Caananite god Baal to a mystical angelic figure who brings enlightenment and connects humanity with the divine. He points out the influence of Elijah's story upon Christianity and Islam. He addresses the enormous influence of Elijah upon the [...]
What Is Kundalini?withLee Sannella (1916 – 2010)
Changes in the human brain and nervous system can result from intensive spiritual disciplines. The late Lee Sannella, M.D., author of Kundalini: Psychosis or Transcendence?, devoted many decades to the exploration of spiritual paths. "Kundalini" refers to energy coiled at the base of the spine which can rise up to the brain. Although Western science knows [...]
Satir Becoming More Fully Human
The problems of society result less from an intrinsic "evil" in human nature than from our failure to stop repeating behavior patterns from the past. Change, says Virginia Satir, begins with learning to accept and understand the many parts of oneself. Ms. Satir, is one of the most influential psychologists of the twentieth century, was [...]
What is a UFO???withGreg Bishop
Here he maintains that he is interested in understanding UFO phenomena, not in "proving" that they are anything in particular. The key to understanding is to observe the reactions of people, both before and after their encounters. If they were simply extraterrestrial hardware, it is unlikely they would have such life-changing impacts upon people. Something [...]
Determinism, Free Will, and FatewithArthur M. Young (1905-1995)
Free will and purpose are not inconsistent with a universe subject to law. In fact, says Arthur Young, your free will would be ineffective without a determinate world to act upon. Young, inventor of the Bell helicopter and author of The Reflexive Universe, also discusses the difference between determinism the belief that everything acts according [...]
Psychopathologizing Psychic PhenomenawithPaul Leslie
Paul shares that the norm may be that most people, including mental health practitioners, have psychic and paranormal experiences. However, people often don't share their experiences for fear of being thought of as crazy or diagnosed with a mental health disorder. He differentiates between what may be a psychic experience or a pathology. If the [...]
The Transformative Psychotherapy of Milton EricksonwithPaul J. Leslie
Here he discusses the significant, yet somewhat forgotten, influence of the late Milton Erickson upon the field of psychotherapy. Erickson had a unique gift of finding ways to profoundly influence positive change in his clients within a brief time period. Paul Leslie illustrates this intuitive process with several stories. Erickson's methods were such that, sometimes, [...]
Psychological Reflections on the Bhagavat GitawithKiran Kumar Salagame
Here he shares his reflections on India's great spiritual classic, the Bhagavat Gita. He explains that the text goes into detail regarding the transcendental aspects of mind and how it differs from conventional psychological operations. He addresses questions of war and violence in relationship to the Indian philosophy of "ahimsa" or nonviolence. He compares the [...]