From New Dawn 154 (Jan-Feb 2016) Following publication of my Nexus article, “The Shared Evolution of Dolphins and Humans,”1 reader response, as much as my own growing interest in the subject, urged me to pursue it much further by writing […]
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The Mystery of Flight MH370: Looking for Clues in All the Wrong Places
From New Dawn 150 (May-June 2015) The following article appeared in New Dawn 150 (May-June 2015). For an up to date look at the continuing mystery surrounding Flight MH370 see Paul Young’s story in New Dawn 161 (Mar-Apr). As we […]
The Changing Face of Russian Psi Research
From New Dawn 104 (Sept-Oct 2007) Were the Soviets really experts in paranormal research? Were they, as some researchers claimed during the Cold War, light years ahead of the rest of the world in the field of parapsychology? If so, […]
Beyond the Five Senses: The Powers Latent in Humankind
From New Dawn 129 (Nov-Dec 2011) The traditional five senses – sight, hearing, smell, taste, and touch – are these the only ways to perceive the world, to gain information, to experience reality? In fact there are more than five […]
Who’s Afraid of the Paranormal?
From New Dawn Special Issue 10 (Dec 2009) It usually goes something like this: average family live peaceful existence in house. Then one day, objects mysteriously relocate. The dog barks at unseen intruders. The tap that usually streams hot water […]