> Now, does anyone here know the "Journal of Scientific Investigation"?
> I do, and I must add that the proper name should be the "Journal of
> Conspiratory Theory". It publishes mainly invalid studies of
> paranormal phenomena (ghosts, psychics, psychokinesis, ect ect ect)
> and enganges in serious discussions on the US military's conspiratory
I do agree that there is a lot of saturated theories on psi phenomena. For
me, the bottom line is it exists and needs intelligent research and
developement with verifiable results. For myself, I have proven it to
myself and people around me when it spontaniously appears. However, the
fact that it exist randomly in that manner tells me that it is a mental
ability that needs refinement and understanding. And it cannot be done if
you blatantly shut those doors on yourself saying it is not possible. A
closed mind let's nothing through. An open mind, with a scrutanizing eye
is much more benificial.
I hope that something solid does come into science as this is a new
frontier for human consciousness to explore. All it requires is a
developed psyche. And I am no expert, just learning the hard way like
everyone else. I never believed it until I experienced it, and even then I
denied it for extended periods of time until it was too over-whelming to my
belief system. Then I realised my belief system was in error and that
really sucked. But I would rather experience the truth than a falsified
belief. Beliefs need to be questioned and examined time and time again.
But once something is known, it replaces belief with far stronger levels of
knowledge and understanding.
I like to see more unknowns turned to knowns and I love science for doing
just that.
I need to see it/ experience it to believe it. And that should apply to
everyone. Hence why I have a techniques page and I am freely instructing
as best I can anyone who wants to develop these abilites. Just for the
sake that they might click and it starts to create more of a solid network
to grow from globally. You have nothing to loose in exploring your own
self.
Cheers,
Ian