Chapter 1: The Rise of Psionics

With the increasing influence of scientism, particularly in the Western world, many believe that psychic abilities have been conclusively debunked. Some confidently suggest that we exist in a post-metaphysical era—a reality grounded in strict materialism and objective reasoning.

However, the study of parapsychology—which investigates psychic phenomena like extrasensory perception and psionics—is very much alive. In fact, this field is experiencing a resurgence, with a growing number of individuals realizing that it may not be the pseudoscience it has often been labeled.

Many skeptics of psi phenomena argue that "there's no scientific evidence supporting its existence," yet they often fail to seek out the available proof. As it turns out, substantial evidence exists.

In the words of the provocative thinker Eric Dubay:

A comprehensive meta-analysis encompassing every psi experiment published in English over the last century was conducted by Dean Radin, a senior scientist at the Institute of Noetic Sciences. Analyzing data from 1,019 controlled studies yielded an astonishing statistical result of 1.3×10^104 to 1 against chance—meaning the odds of these results occurring due to mere coincidence are astronomically low.

“After a century of increasingly sophisticated investigations and more than a thousand controlled studies with combined odds against chance of 10^104 to 1, there is now strong evidence that some psi phenomena exist. While this is an impressive statistic, it merely indicates that the outcomes of these experiments are definitely not due to coincidence. Although factors like selective reporting and variations in experimental quality do influence the overall results, there is little doubt that something noteworthy is happening. As physics continues to advance our understanding of reality, it seems plausible that a rational explanation for psi phenomena will eventually emerge.” - Dean Radin, “Entangled Minds” (275)

Despite the compelling evidence, even the most open-minded skeptics may struggle to accept the findings of this meta-analysis. Why is this the case? Accepting the validity of psi phenomena necessitates a complete reevaluation of one's worldview. To acknowledge psi is to recognize that one's understanding of time, reality, human potential, and perception may have been fundamentally flawed. The consequences of this branch of science could radically alter one's perception of reality.

To put it plainly: Psionics is a rabbit hole from which you may never return.

Curious to learn more? Join me and psionics researcher Monad Mantis as we discuss the intricate connections between psionics, extraterrestrials, interdimensional beings, spirituality, religion, and much more!

I also recommend visiting Monad Mantis’s website, ExoPsychic.com, where you can explore methods to enhance your own remote viewing skills (also known as psychic receptivity) through a scientifically validated approach. Prepare for a thrilling journey into the depths of reality!