Volume 10 No 3 (2012)
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A Sideways Look at the Neurobiology of Psi: Precognition and Circadian Rhythms
David Luke, Karolina Zychowicz, Olga Richterova, Inna Tjurina & Jelena Polonnikova
Abstract
Theory suggests that the chemicals made in the pineal gland follow a circadian rhythm and may be important in the processes
of sleeping and dreaming, and it is speculated that these chemicals may also be important in the mediation of spontaneous
mystical and visionary states, and in the mediation of psi (clairvoyance, telepathy, precognition or psychokinesis). The
abundance of one such chemical, melatonin, is known to fluctuate cyclically, nevertheless very little research has been
conducted to test whether peak melatonin periods (3am) are more conducive to psi than lower melatonin periods (e.g., 8am).
The present study tested for precognition among ten participants across ten nights each, both during the night and first thing in
the morning
Keywords
dream precognition, melatonin, pineal, DMT, circadian rhythms
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