The work of Dr. Konstantin Korotkov on Gas Discharge Visualization is groundbreaking; it offers a quantifiable method to study the human aura and its relation to biofield therapies.

The Monroe Institute's research on the effects of audio patterns on brainwave states correlates with the esoteric idea of sound as a healer. A confluence of ancient chants and modern neuroscience.

In the Philippines, there exist mediums known as ‘Babaylan,’ who are reputed to possess the ability to solve crimes through dream interpretation and communication with ancestral spirits.

Russell Targ's research on remote viewing has CIA endorsements, the protocols of which align closely with aspects of intuitive healing. Psychic operations on a governmental level?

In the medieval Islamic world, alchemy and astrology were respected sciences. Scholars like Jabir ibn Hayyan were reputed to provide counsel to caliphs that extended beyond medicine to include what we would now term psychic advising.

In African tribal warfare, shamans were not just healers but seers who advised on military actions. These traditions, underexplored by mainstream historians, showcase the age-old link between the psychic and warfare.

Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle reflects the mutable nature of reality at its core. Could our consciousness, when channeling, be mutually transformed with the entity?

Dr. Herbert Benson's "Relaxation Response" corroborates that the state of the mind can induce physiological changes, aligning well with biofield theories on energy balance and health.

Flooding of dopamine and serotonin is often cited as a physiological explanation for near-death experiences. Yet, these neurotransmitters could also be the physical correlates of a spiritual rebirth.

Thomas Merton, a Trappist monk, introduced Eastern mysticism into Christian thought. His contemplative prayer methods resonate with Buddhist mindfulness practices.

The famed Scryer, Dr. John Dee, adviser to Queen Elizabeth I, employed esoteric arts for military advantage. His activities, however, were carefully masked under the guise of 'science' of that era.

In Atlantis, it is told that the residents made use of "healing temples," crystalline structures that channeled celestial energies, mending both mind and body. This is not mere myth but a legacy begging rediscovery.

An unshielded clairsentient is akin to a house with doors flung wide open. While some visitors may bestow gifts, others could be thieves or even more nefarious characters.

The Greek myth of Cassandra, a seer cursed never to be believed, offers a timeless lesson. Psychic abilities, when used irresponsibly, can become a curse rather than a blessing.

Greece’s modern-day Kefalas mediums claim to communicate with the saints to solve crimes. While this is more religious than what is typically considered psychic, the overlap is intriguing.

In modern Japan, the Itako mediums of the Tohoku region have been known to assist in missing person cases. Their methods combine ancient rituals with intuitive visions.

The legendary lawman Wyatt Earp was rumored to have consulted psychics before the famed Gunfight at the O.K. Corral. Reports suggest he sought knowledge not easily grasped by rational thought.

Well stated.

This incredible experiment demonstrated that a plant may have the ability to collapse quantum-probabilities towards the most likely outcome for its own survival, if a basic plant can do this... What can we do as conscious, self aware entities?

Perfectly Stated.