October 9, 2016 — Jeffrey Mishlove Ph.D.

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🗓️ 9 October 2016

⏱️ 159 minutes

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Gene and Chris present Jeffrey Mishlove Ph.D, the author of many books and is considered one of the world's leading experts on the subject of human consciousness. Best known for his encyclopedic volume titled: The Roots of Consciousness, this classic, written in 1975, is considered to be one the best, if not the best, book ever written on the subject of human consciousness and is one of Chris O'Brien's favorite books in his library. Mishlove is currently director of the Intuition Network, an organization dedicated to helping create a world in which all people are encouraged to cultivate their inner, intuitive resources. He also serves as program dean of the University of Philosophical Research.

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0:00.0	This program is brought to you by the Genesis Communications Network, a world leader in talk radio since 1998.
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0:37.0	Thank you. You're in the Paracast, the gold standard of paranormal radio. And now, here's Gene Steinberg. The Gold Standard of Paranormal Radio.
0:40.8	And now, here's Gene Steinberg.
0:48.8	With Gene and Chris on the Paracast, we've got a really fascinating episode for you later today.
0:56.8	But right now, I wanted to talk about briefly, or maybe not so briefly, the appearance last week of Artie Six-Killer-Clark.
1:03.5	It was the star people expert. She's talked to Native Americans about a host of experiences.
1:14.2	And before we get into the details, because I think it was a very impressive session, we did not get a lot of response. Yeah, this silence is deafening. Now, in terms of the actual downloads that were pretty high, our download level and the
1:19.7	number of unique listeners we have every month continues to go up, which is really good. But this one
1:25.7	didn't have any controversy attached to it. And that's part of
1:29.3	what you see. And this is true anywhere. So, for example, you go on a site like Google or Apple to look at
1:37.5	how people review software. If they have a problem, they're going to be up there complaining.
1:42.8	If they don't have a problem, they don't bother. So I'm seeing the same thing here and the same phenomenon at play,
1:48.9	probably that most people listen to the show and they enjoyed it. And obviously, a lot of people
1:53.8	downloaded the episode. But she didn't say anything terribly controversial. No, and she had a fun time.
2:00.0	She's volunteered to be a fill-in guest.
2:03.0	She said, call me any time.
2:04.4	I really like being on with you guys.
2:06.6	She likes that the conversation kind of goes all over the spectrum.
2:11.6	She's not used to that.
2:12.7	So she had a lot of fun.
2:14.5	Well, it gives her a chance to actually think about things because quite often on a lot of
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