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Annalisa Ventola replied to the topic Connections in the forum General Discussion
I worked closely with Bill for several years and miss him very much.
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Annalisa Ventola replied to the topic Which of these 84 practices helped you most with a life-changing experience? in the forum Calls for Research Participants
Hi Beth, thanks for dropping your paper, and congratulations. I’m quite interested in this topic, particularly after moderating this symposium, which suggested similar things: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XOiYsDk2IuA&list=PLCKy9V0XEosaRIaokNhuhOMJYWWUOvaAR
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Read MorePublic Parapsychology (PuP) has released Planet Minute, a mobile app that empowers us to harness the power of collective intent (or “secular prayer”) to support the health of our planet. The Power of Planet Minute Developed by PuP’s volunteer team, Collective Intent Tech,...
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Help us with the final testing of the Planet Minute app on Android
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