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Dr. Gary Schwartz Continues Survival Research by Michael E. Tymn
Research with mediums continues at the Arizona Human Energy Systems Laboratory, but sceptics remain unconvinced.

'Brain scans may help validate near-death experiences' claims doctor by Simon Forsyth
PMH Atwater, one of the world's leading researchers into near-death experiences, has called for the use of brain scans to help discover if changes have taken place in the brain after an NDE.

'Mind and brain seem to be separate' says professor by Simon Forsyth
Peter Fenwick told an audience at the White Eagle Lodge of his belief that NDEs seem to provide evidence which strongly suggests that the mind and brain are not the same.

Scientific Investigation Supports Idea that 'Dead' Researcher has Communicated with his Wife by Michael E. Tymn
Deceased researcher Montague Keen teams up with Arizona scientist Gary Schwartz to contact Keen's wife Veronica.

Let the evidence shine! by Simon Forsyth
Does light prevent fraud in séances? Why The Psychic Times will continue to publish reports of evidential physical phenomena séances from credible sources - even if they were held entirely in the dark.

The sceptics regard us as nothing but fools by Michael Prescott
Today's scepticism is characterised by resistance to any new ideas or new evidence, and unwillingness to critically examine its own biases.

Sitters witness Spirit fingers during Alexander séance by Lewis Sutton
Trumpets levitated and 'dead' father gives convincing personal evidence to sitter at David Thompson and Stewart Alexander séances.

Miraculous visions of the clairvoyant without sight by Simon Forsyth
Sharon Neill has that rare gift of being able to 'see' what other people cannot. Yet the 36-year-old clairvoyant from Glengormley has been blind from birth.

Angels helped to save Reagan's life claim children by Simon Forsyth
When Reagan faced life-threatening experiences he twice had encounters with angelic beings who comforted him and helped pull him through his medical crises, says a new book by Mary Beth Brown.

Charles Tart - a man of many passions by Simon Forsyth
Charles Tart's enthusiasm for the question of survival after death is immense. It is a subject he has been closely involved with for more than 30 years.

The mysteries of time raise intriguing questions by Peter McCue
To Peter McCue some of the most interesting spontaneous cases in the field of psychical research are those involving oddities of time.