PARACULTURES

See below an excerpt from my recently published interview with Terje Simonsen, author of A Short History of (Nearly) Everything...

Here is the last of our excerpts from Terje Simonsen's A Short History of (Nearly) Everything Paranormal Thank you again to the author...

Dualism, or dvaita, becomes through Spivak’s learned (but as she continually emphasizes, non-specialist) consideration, a way of seeing or

“We are completely outside ourselves, and the world is completely inside us.”

By Nat Mengist We hope this invitation finds you safe and greets you with high spirits! Near the pandemic’s beginnings, ten friends came...

Reposted from the Institute of Noetic Sciences: Many people have had precognitive dreams or successful intuitive hunches and ask...

I meant for my writing here to focus on the paranormal and popular culture, but I find myself called to do another post about death;...

In A Short History of (Nearly) Everything Paranormal Terje Simonsen invites us to engage in a thought experiment—to take seriously his...

Communion has haunted me over 30 years. In 1987, Whitley Strieber published his now (in)famous account of alien abduction in which he was...

...the paranormal is inextricably connected with rural and wild environments in our contemporary imagination.

Paranormal presences and phenomena as nonhumans of concern in contemporary nature writing is a new variation on an old theme.

“Reality has become rather strange lately, Tech billionaires are trying to colonize the moon. U.F.O.s appear to exist, in some capacity."

"Science no longer holds any absolute truths...I find this tremendously exciting." -Lyall Watson