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REGISTRATIONS FOR THIS EVENT WILL CLOSE TWO HOURS BEFORE THE TALK IS DUE TO START.
ALL SPR WEB EVENTS ARE RECORDED, AND A LINK TO THE RECORDING WILL BE AUTOMATICALLY SENT TO THOSE WHO REGISTER TO ATTEND WHEN THE RECORDING IS READY.
From the speaker: Nearly every major advancement in science began with the invention of new instruments and analytical tools that extended human perception beyond its ordinary limits. From microscopes and telescopes to modern methods for analysing genes and galaxies, such innovations have repeatedly uncovered aspects of reality that were previously invisible or deemed impossible. Something similar is now occurring in psi research. New analytical methods applied to large-scale databases are allowing psi effects to be detected with greater clarity and confidence. I will present several examples of remote viewing and precognition.
ALL SPR WEB EVENTS ARE RECORDED, AND A LINK TO THE RECORDING WILL BE AUTOMATICALLY SENT TO THOSE WHO REGISTER TO ATTEND WHEN THE RECORDING IS READY.
From the speaker: Nearly every major advancement in science began with the invention of new instruments and analytical tools that extended human perception beyond its ordinary limits. From microscopes and telescopes to modern methods for analysing genes and galaxies, such innovations have repeatedly uncovered aspects of reality that were previously invisible or deemed impossible. Something similar is now occurring in psi research. New analytical methods applied to large-scale databases are allowing psi effects to be detected with greater clarity and confidence. I will present several examples of remote viewing and precognition.
REGISTRATIONS FOR THIS EVENT WILL CLOSE TWO HOURS BEFORE THE TALK IS DUE TO START.
ALL SPR WEB EVENTS ARE RECORDED, AND A LINK TO THE RECORDING WILL BE AUTOMATICALLY SENT TO THOSE WHO REGISTER TO ATTEND WHEN THE RECORDING IS READY.
From the speaker: Studies of past-life memory over the last 65 years have shown that factors favouring past-life memory retrieval very much resemble those favouring present-life memory retrieval, so it is not a great surprise to find that autism appears to impact present- and past-life memory in a similar fashion. Autism does not always affect memory, but when it does, it is in one of two ways -- either it enhances episodic memory or it suppresses it, and we see the same thing with past-life memory. I describe a series of five apparent reincarnation cases involving autistic children. In four of these cases, there were no declarative past-life memories, although there were personality traits and behavioural and physical signs suggesting reincarnation. In two cases, what may be subliminal episodic memories were displaced onto invisible companions. In the fifth case, the child claimed to recall multiple past lives, something highly unusual for children. I discuss what these findings suggest about a neurological connection to past-life memory retrieval, something it should be possible to explore in the laboratory.
ALL SPR WEB EVENTS ARE RECORDED, AND A LINK TO THE RECORDING WILL BE AUTOMATICALLY SENT TO THOSE WHO REGISTER TO ATTEND WHEN THE RECORDING IS READY.
From the speaker: Studies of past-life memory over the last 65 years have shown that factors favouring past-life memory retrieval very much resemble those favouring present-life memory retrieval, so it is not a great surprise to find that autism appears to impact present- and past-life memory in a similar fashion. Autism does not always affect memory, but when it does, it is in one of two ways -- either it enhances episodic memory or it suppresses it, and we see the same thing with past-life memory. I describe a series of five apparent reincarnation cases involving autistic children. In four of these cases, there were no declarative past-life memories, although there were personality traits and behavioural and physical signs suggesting reincarnation. In two cases, what may be subliminal episodic memories were displaced onto invisible companions. In the fifth case, the child claimed to recall multiple past lives, something highly unusual for children. I discuss what these findings suggest about a neurological connection to past-life memory retrieval, something it should be possible to explore in the laboratory.
REGISTRATIONS FOR THIS EVENT WILL CLOSE TWO HOURS BEFORE THE TALK IS DUE TO START.
ALL SPR WEB EVENTS ARE RECORDED, AND A LINK TO THE RECORDING WILL BE AUTOMATICALLY SENT TO THOSE WHO REGISTER TO ATTEND WHEN THE RECORDING IS READY.
From the speaker:
For decades the study of anomalous experience has been split between two camps that rarely speak: the field investigator who has seen too much to dismiss it, and the laboratory scientist who will not accept anything that has not been controlled. This presentation is an attempt to stand honestly in both. It draws on forty-four years of cross-cultural investigation across six continents, roughly eleven thousand cases, and sets that fieldwork against the strongest skeptical explanations and the most rigorous mainstream neuroscience, to ask a single question: what is consciousness, and does anything about it persist? The talk follows the working paper it is drawn from, and takes the same disciplined position.
The field cases are treated as phenomenological data, never as proof. A hard line is drawn between what was observed, what is inferred, and what remains conjecture. Every claim is paired with the explanation that would undo it.
ALL SPR WEB EVENTS ARE RECORDED, AND A LINK TO THE RECORDING WILL BE AUTOMATICALLY SENT TO THOSE WHO REGISTER TO ATTEND WHEN THE RECORDING IS READY.
From the speaker:
For decades the study of anomalous experience has been split between two camps that rarely speak: the field investigator who has seen too much to dismiss it, and the laboratory scientist who will not accept anything that has not been controlled. This presentation is an attempt to stand honestly in both. It draws on forty-four years of cross-cultural investigation across six continents, roughly eleven thousand cases, and sets that fieldwork against the strongest skeptical explanations and the most rigorous mainstream neuroscience, to ask a single question: what is consciousness, and does anything about it persist? The talk follows the working paper it is drawn from, and takes the same disciplined position.
The field cases are treated as phenomenological data, never as proof. A hard line is drawn between what was observed, what is inferred, and what remains conjecture. Every claim is paired with the explanation that would undo it.
20% EARLY BIRD DISCOUNTS on packages until 31st August (not applied to extra nights/meals). Conference to be held at Crowne Plaza Hotel, Bridgefoot, Stratford-Upon-Avon, CV37 6YR, UK
Arrival and welcome dinner on Friday, 27th November. Talks on Saturday, 28th November to Sunday, 29th November 2026.
Arrival and welcome dinner on Friday, 27th November. Talks on Saturday, 28th November to Sunday, 29th November 2026.
20% EARLY BIRD DISCOUNTS applied until 31st August. Conference to be held at Crowne Plaza Hotel, Bridgefoot, Stratford-Upon-Avon, CV37 6YR, UK
Saturday, 28th November to Sunday, 29th November 2026.
Saturday, 28th November to Sunday, 29th November 2026.