For those who were unable to attend the conference in London and for those who wanted a souvenir recording of all presentations, this is the limited edition 3-disk set.
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SPR Lecture 2018
My lecture on Telepathic Hypnosis, delivered to the Society for Psychical Research in June 2018. This lecture gives the historical background on the scientific validity of using hypnosis with telepathy that inspired the remote viewing program of the United States Department of Defense. In this lecture I cite three case studies that demonstrate the potential of this treatment method for healing serious mental disorders such as psychosis and dissociative disorders.
Hospital Earthbounds
Treating Dissociative Disorders with Telepathic Hypnosis
An Open Invitation to Research
Ingo Swann in 2006
Hospital Earthbound Spirits Released
Here is a video recording taken over the course of a two-day training program where spirit release trainees were instrumental in releasing earthbound spirits from a local hospital in the UK. The course was attended by an anthropologist and a doctor of medicine. It is suggested that a soul rescue group ought to be a part of the staff infrastructure of every hospital where people die and remain trapped on the Earth plane.
Shane Gadd Talks about Sympathetic Resonance and Vulnerability
Shane Gadd is an experienced medium with a wealth of knowledge about connecting with the spirit realms. This video explores several concepts that would interest the spirit release practitioner, developing mediums and anyone experiencing psychic attack. This is the kind of topic that demands feedback and comments.
Adam Crabtree talks more about Spirit Possession
Hearing Voices Research – A Complementary Approach
We have proof that discarnate spirits cause people to hear voices, and that psychiatry has a lot to learn about how to treat it. Our research needs support. Please help us to present our evidence and educate the mental health services. Listen to this man’s experience and help us to treat others like him by making a contribution, however small, to our research fund. Thank you.