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#294 - Psychic Spies, Scientology & Best Evidence for Life After Death | Jeffrey Mishlove

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Apr 3, 2025

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Jeffrey Mishlove

Join Jeffrey Mishlove, a clinical psychologist and parapsychologist, as he dives into the intriguing world of consciousness and the paranormal. He explores shared death experiences, the historical ties of remote viewing to organizations like Scientology, and even the psyches of notable figures like Uri Geller. Mishlove discusses the complex interplay of government involvement in psychic phenomena and how quantum theories can reshape our understanding of reality. Be prepared for a mind-bending journey through the realms of ESP and the afterlife!

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Career Shift

Mishlove's mystical experience led him to shift from criminology to parapsychology.
He had a dream that guided him to listener-sponsored media, launching his career.

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Parapsychology Doctorate

Mishlove obtained a parapsychology doctorate after seven years of independent study.
His first book served as a qualifying exam, proving his expertise.

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Uri Geller's Spoon Bending

Mishlove witnessed Uri Geller bend spoons, confirming Geller's abilities.
He suggests reality is more malleable than we perceive, governed by Newtonian physics.

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Jeffrey Mishlove is a clinical psychologist who holds a doctoral diploma in parapsychology. He is the author of an encyclopedic volume of consciousness studies, The Roots of Consciousness & host of New Thinking Allowed on YouTube.

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OUTLINE

00:00 - Shared death experiences

14:56 - Parapsychology