The Six Senses: a series of talks: Extra Sensory Perception

We are pleased to share that you can now watch 'The Six Senses: a series of talks: Extra Sensory Perception' online.
Join Frank Bowles, Archivist at Cambridge University Library, as he pulls out material Linder examined in the archives of the Society for Psychical Research, and discusses the influence of extra sensory perception on her work.
The Six Senses is a series of talks exploring Linder’s multi-sensorial work as part of Linderism at Kettle's Yard.

[@ForbiddenHistories]

Thanks for this balanced overview! Richard Noakes’s recent book “Physics and Psychics” (Cambridge University Press, 2019) draws heavily on the SPR archives, as does my (Andreas Sommer) Ph.D. thesis and subsequent published reconstructions of historical links between psychical research and experimental psychology. Speaking of which, William James (the ‘father’ of US psychology) was the most active American member of the SPR and a close friend of Gurney and Myers. He also collaborated in the SPR Census of Hallucinations, which was commissioned by the International Congress of Experimental Psychology.

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I need to talk to someone about this, cause I have a few short stories.

[@atrapasuenosdream3017]

I feel like i read peoples minds the information gained is more of a feeling of information not my thoughts of it. My thoughts of it then become my own interpretation of the experience.

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How can I get an Arabic version Bdf

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