Psi Research is concerned with the scientific investigation of the ways that organisms communicate and interact with each other and with the environment, that appear to be inexplicable within current scientific models. Stories of the paranormal (apparitions, prophetic dreams and visions, inexplicable awareness of events faraway, divination, miraculous cures etc) have been with us since antiquity, but it was only in the 19th century that the subject began to be studied in a systematic and scientific way.

Free Publications – Psi Research – Paraphysics & Parapsychology

• Extrasensory Perception Proven Via Repeatable Empirical Evidentiary Support – by Theresa M. Kelly, MsD.
• Extrasensory Perception and Quantum Models of Cognition – by Patrizio E. Tressoldi, Lance Storm, and Dean Radin.
• The Search for Evidence: There is no Single Feature that Gives the ‘Stamp of Scientific Authenticity’ to a Researcher’s Activities – by Caroline Watt
• Research Assistants or Budding Scientists? A Review of 96 Undergraduate Student Projects at the Koestler Parapsychology Unit – by Caroline Watt
• Psi on the Web: Two Replication Studies – Parapsychology – by Fiona Steinkamp, Journal of Parapsychology.
• Honoring our Natural Experiences – by William Braud, Journal of the American Society for Psychical Research.
• Meta-Analysis of Free-Response Studies, 1992–2008: Assessing the Noise Reduction Model in Parapsychology – by Lance Storm, Patrizio E. Tressoldi and Lorenzo Di Risio, American Psychological Association.
• Einstein’s Close Encounter: The Great Physicist Took his Own Peep at the Paranormal 74 Years Ago. George Pendle Tells of ‘Spooky Action’ – by George Pendle
• A Qualitative Investigation of Source Monitoring in the Context of Subjective Paranormal Experiences – by Christine A. Simmonds, Rhine Research Center, Durham.
• A Bias Caused by Inappropriate Averaging in Experiments with Randomized Stimuli – by Jan Dalkvist, Joakim Westerlund, Journal of Parapsychology.
• Toward More Subtle Awareness: Meanings, Implications, and Possible New Directions for Psi Research – by William Braud, Institute of Transpersonal Psychology.
• Are ESP and PK Aspects of a Unitary Phenomenon? A Preliminary Test of the Relationship Between ESP and PK – by Chris A. Roe, Russell Davey, Paul Stevens, Journal of Parapsychology.
• Synchronicity and Psi: How Are They Related? – by John Palmer.
• Replication and Meta-Analysis in Parapsychology – by Jessica Utts.
• Conversation Analysis and Parapsychology: Experimenter-Subject Interaction in Ganzfeld Experiments – by Robin Wooffitt, Journal of Parapsychology.
• Magnetic fields, hallucinations and anomalous experiences: A sceptical critique of the current evidence – by Jason J. Braithwaite, The Skeptic.
• The Phychology of the “Psi-Conductive” Experimenter: Personality, Attitudes Towards Psi, and Personal Psi Experience – by Matthew D. Smith, Journal of Parapsychology.
• Research Strategies for Enhancing Conceptual Development and Replicability – by Rex G. Stanford, Journal of Parapsychology.
• The Capricious, Actively Evasive, Unsustainable Nature of Psi: A Summary and Hypotheses – by J.E. Kennedy, Journal of Parapsychology.
• Correlation of Global Events with Reg Data: An Internet-Based, Nonlocal Anomalies Experiment – Statistical Data Included – by Roger Nelson, Journal of Parapsychology.
• Psi on the Web: Two Replication Studies – Parapsychology – by Fiona Steinkamp, Journal of Parapsychology.
• A Study Of Nonintentional Psi In A Reciprocal Helping Task: Testing Pmir – Psi-Mediated Instrumental Response – by Caroline Watt, John Ravenscroft, Journal of Parapsychology.
• Luck In Action? Belief In Good Luck, Psi-Mediated Instrumental Response, And Games Of Chance – by Caroline Watt, Marleen Nagtegaal, Journal of Parapsychology.
• Atmospheric Electromagnetism: An Attempt At Replicating The Correlation Between Natural Sferics And Esp (Abstract) – by Joop M. Houtkooper, Anne Schienle, Rudolf Stark, Dieter Vaitl, Journal of Parapsychology.
• Anomalous Cognition: Two Protocols for Data Collection and Analysis – by Edwin C. May, Ph.D.
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• Applications of Decision Augmentation Theory – by Ediwin C. May, Jessica M. Utts, S. James P. Spottiswoode, and Christine L. James.
• Target and Sender Dependancies in Anomalous Cognition Experiments – by Nevin D. Lantz, Wanada L. Luke, and Edwin C. May
• Does Psi Exist? Replicable Evidence for an Anomalous Process of Information Transfer – by Daryl J. Bem and Charles Honorton.
• Conditions That Appear to Favor Extrasensory Interactions Between Homo Sapiens and Microbes – by C.M. Pleass and N. Dean Dey, Journal of Scientific Exploration.
• A Compendium of the Evidence for Psi – by Adrian Parker, Goran Brusewitz, European Journal of Parapsychology.
• Entropy and Subtle Interactions – by Garret Moddel, Journal of Scientific Exploration.
• Do Psi-Phenomena Suggest Radical Dualism? – Dick Biermen, Universities of Utrecht and Amsterdam.
• Hans In Luck: The Currency Of Evidence In Parapsychology – Statistical Data Included – by Walter V. Lucadou, Journal of Parapsychology.
• Covert Psi In Computer Solitaire – by John Palmer, Journal of Parapsychology.
• Science of the Subjective – by Robert Jahn and Brenda Dunne, Journal of Scientific Exploration
• Psi-Conducive States – by William Braud, Journal of Communication.
• Nonevident Psi – by William Braud, Parapsychology Review.
• Psi Favorable Conditions – by William Braud, New Frontiers of Human Science.
• The Farther Reaches of Psi Research: Future Choices and Possibilities – by William Braud, Parapsychology in the Twenty-first Century, McFarland.
• Psi and Distance: Is a Conclusion of Distance Independence Premature? – by William Braud, InclusivePsychology.com.

Free Publications – Spirituality & Psi Research

• Toward Evidence-Based Spirituality – by Charles T. Tart, Journal of Parapsychology.
• Psychiatry, the Mystical, and the Paranormal – by Michael A. Thalbourne, Journal of Parapsychology.
• Spiritual Motivations of Parapsychologists? Empirical Data – by Charles T. Tart, Journal of Parapsychology.
• Scientists, Shamans, and Sages: Gazing through Six Hats – by Mario P. Varvoglis, Journal of Parapsychology.

Misc. Psi Research Communities & Groups

• The Paranormal Research Society – The Paranormal Research Society is looking for members that are interested in the unusual, and unexplained…
• National Paranormal Research Association – We are an association of Paranormal research groups. Our goal is to open communication between all types of paranormal researchers so we can share ideas, techniques and stories. Anyone interested in the field can become a member.