Links and References to Subjects of Related  Interests

UNITED STATES:

PEARL Laboratory, Princeton University.
This site offers information on the Princeton Engineering and Anomalies Research. Staff, laboratory, and publications.

Consciousness Research Lab: University of Nevada, Las Vegas
This award winning site has information on CRL's research, publications, and online experiments to test your psi and precognitive abilities. It maintains an precognitive registry where the public can E-mail precognitive insights of impending events such as natural or man-made disasters etc.

Ingo Swann's website: The most famous RV and instigator of the program at SRI tells his story
He was the principal trainer at SRI, and was largely responsible for setting up training protocols and RV methodologies. Extremely effective and creative Remote Viewer.

Excellent multi-disciplinary compilation of papers on consciousness  run by Prof. David Chalmers, associate director of the Center for Consciousness Studies of the University of Arizona.

UNITED KINGDOM

Physics Nobel Prize winner Prof. Brian D. Josephson's website on the Mind/ Matter Unification Project, Cambridge University, Cavendish laboratory, Cambridge, UK.
Very interesting site where the non-locality implications of quantum physics are discussed.

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Other references

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Benson, Herbert and R.K. Wallace. "Decreased Drug Abuse with Transcendental Meditation: A Study of 1862 Subjects." Congressional Record, 92nd Congress, 1st Session, June 1971. 

Budzynski, Thomas. "Biofeedback and the Twilight States of Consciousness." In Consciousness and Self-Regulation, ed. G.E. Scwartz and D. Shapiro, vol 1. New York: Plenum, 1976. 

Cade, C. Maxwell and Nona Coxhead. "The Awakened Mind: Biofeedback and the development of higher state of awareness." Great Britain: Element Books, 1989. 

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