telepathy

‘Initial results show promising neuron spike detection,’ he said.

Two outstanding experiences created cracks in his armor of atheistic certainty and disrupted what he calls his “web of belief” based on modern science.

“He is so smart that sometimes he scares me.”

The strange but true story of what happened in my house after my cat’s death is one of many that point to a deep bond between animals and humans.

Many pets seem able to strangely sense when their owners are returning home. Scientists investigate ...

A recent study asked people to guess who was on the other line when their phones rang, and showed an overall success rate above chance.

The writer who coined the term “boggle threshold” could accept that telepathy exists, but was appalled at people who strongly believe in auras.

Paul Smith performed remote viewing for the U.S. Army. Now he’s helping Professor Garret Moddel teach his students to see into the future.

Researchers at Harvard University have been able to send a mental message from one person in France to another in India. But modern technology, rather than a supernormal ability, is at play.

Dean Radin has heard many synchronicity stories, but one of the strangest he has ever heard happened to him. The coincidences in his story pile up one after another.

A study by Dr. Rupert Sheldrake shows that modern forms of communication may be connected with a more primeval form of communication—telepathy.

How a senior IBM scientist provided further evidence on previous experiments showing plants can read minds—and made some additional, startling discoveries.

A growing number of scientists are calling for a shift in scientific methods to acknowledge phenomena commonly experienced but difficult to study according to conventional methods.

As many as 40 percent of Americans believe they have communicated with the dead. Are all of these people in a state of delusion or have they really made contact?

Where does your mind wander when you drift off to sleep?

Parapsychological phenomena may not be at odds with conventional science.