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Psi exists and it belongs to everyone.
Proof-oriented empirical research on extra sensory perception has demonstrated—at the very least—statistical anomalies relating to human behavior that persist even in the most rigorous laboratory sett...
A Reboot & Mission Statement
Public Parapsychology is enjoying something of a reboot from its 2006 origins as a blog to a community website, which has occasioned the opportunity to get centered on a mission statement...
Support for Parapsychological Research in Frontiers of Human Neuroscience
Frontiers in Human Neuroscience, an open-access academic publisher and research network, has published an opinion article titled "A call for an open, informed study of all aspects of consciousness", w...
Poltergeist Phenomena Primer
This edition summarizes the current state of parapsychological research and perspectives on poltergeist phenomena.
Apparitional Experiences Primer
A basic and accessible primer for paranormal enthusiasts on what parapsychologists and psychical researchers have learned about apparitions since the late 19th century
Temperature in Haunting Experiences: A Basic Primer for Paranormal Enthusiasts
In this primer, we give a brief overview of what parapsychologists have learned so far about temperature in relation to haunting experiences, and provide some useful tips on how to properly collect an...
Using Brain Imaging as a Direct Test for Psi
With the advent of brain imaging technology, there is the promise of peering through the skull to get a possible glimpse of the brain areas that might be involved in ESP...
Self-Concept and Body Investment in Out-of-Body Experients
Prior research has found that people who have had out-of-body experiences (OBErs) report higher levels of body dissatisfaction than people who have never had an OBE (non-OBErs).
Language and Anomalous Experiences: Dr. Robin Wooffitt
Because Dr. Wooffitt's research had been severely misrepresented by these and other sites, I contacted him and invited to discuss his research and its goals here at Public Parapsychology. The followin...
A Brain Response to a Future Event?
On a subtle and unconscious level, our body’s autonomic nervous system may "jump" in response to frightening or startling stimuli. However, it does so even before our body encounters it.