Are You Happy Now?
This book came about when I was lying on my sofa one afternoon thinking to myself… “OK Barbara, now that you’ve been through so much and are getting older, what do you need to...
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How Do We Grow New Neurons into the Future and the Unknown?
Your journey was to learn many, many spiritualconcepts to garner the best of civilizations — science — and to help support these concepts that can so easily be forgotten or...
Lyn Buchanan and Remote Viewing
In 1995, the United States Government declassified documents which revealed the existence of a Controlled Remote Viewing Unit working under U.S. Intelligence and Security...
Reclaiming the Self: Does the ‘self’ exist? Of course it does!
Can a Ghost prove its own non-existence? If there is one concept, which has been under constant attack by psychologists and philosophers over the last few decades, it is the...
I'm going out on tour with my new science fiction book RADICALIZED and I hope to see you!
Radicalized is my next science fiction book, out on March 18 from Tor Books: it contains four novellas about the hope and misery of our moment, from refugees resisting life in...
Wild Mind
It’s time to take another look at ourselves — to re-enliven our sense of what it is to be human, to breathe new life into ancient intuitions of who we are, and to learn again...
Changing The Timeline Of Our Destiny
You can draw your destiny line, the line of your life, with parallels above and below it of different options from your youth to your puberty to your young adulthood,...
Is Remote Viewing Real?
Remote Viewing is the ability to perceive information nonlocally, or, from great distances, outside of what are considered normally accessible by the five senses. The term was...
Introducing the Foreverlight Panel
What if a new technology designed for lighting a room, that required no electricity, were to become available? Would you be interested in becoming an early adopter?...
The phantom galaxy – DGSAT I
Far off in space is a solitary galaxy. It shines very faintly, but has not changed much over billions of years – and astronomers do not know exactly how this galaxy...