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               What 
                Is An Apport 
                And How Does It Affect You? 
                By Lorrie Kazan
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              apport is an object allegedly materializing during a seance. Believers 
              see apports as signs or gifts from spirits. Skeptics see them as 
              evidence of conjuring. Good magicians and good mediums can produce 
              objects seemingly out of nowhere and nothing. They can also make 
              objects seem to disappear. | 
           
         
        
       
       
          
        
        
           
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               Mental 
                Radio 
                By Upton Sinclair 
                Book Summary by Jed Bendix 
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            | Upton 
              Sinclair became first aware of the supernatural as a young man when 
              he met a Unitarian minister who claimed to be able to talk to ghost. 
              Several years later, Upton's wife, Mary Craig Kimbrough, persuaded 
              Upton to research the paranormal. As a result, from 1928 to 1930, 
              Upton and Mary did over 300 hundred telepathic experiments. | 
           
         
          
         
         
        
           
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               Mind 
                to Mind 
                By Rene' Warcollier 
                Book Summary by Jed Bendix 
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            | Rene 
              Warcollier, who Joe McMoneagle refers to as the "father of 
              remote viewing," conducted very interesting experiments in 
              ESP. During his research, Rene developed three concepts crucial 
              to understanding and performing ESP. The concepts involve: models 
              of the mind, information transfer, and signal-to-noise ratio. | 
           
         
          
        
       
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