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Jeff Mishlove
Recently, I had a long conversation with my friend Jane Katra, Ph.D. , coauthor with physicist, Russell Targ , of two fascinating books -- Miracles of Mind and The Heart of the Mind . I... More »
Jeff Mishlove
The man in the photo on the left, above, is Geza Maroczy , a Hungarian chess player, once ranked third worldwide (around 1900), who died in 1951. On the right is the reknowned contemporary chess... More »
Jeff Mishlove
I have now received a complete set of back issues for the ITC Journal . It is not, strictly speaking, a scientific research journal. But, it is a very serious forum for individuals, worldwide, who... More »
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Professor David Fontana's book is certainly the best, single volume available today on the question of survival after death. It is written from the perspective of one who accepts that the available evidence does, indeed,... More »
Jeff Mishlove
Recently, I was contacted by a television producer interested in doing a documentary on "electronic voice phenomena" or EVP -- which is regarded as a form of communication from the deceased, as in the movie... More »
Jeff Mishlove
Dr. Elisabeth Targ was a friend of mine. The story of her brilliant research and her tragic death is told on several websites that you may find of interest. Here is a version from Wired Magazine... More »
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