Howdy, folks? For years, I've been fascinated by the big questions.

What happens after we die? Can we really perceive things beyond the ordinary senses?

And what are we to make of miracles,

apparitions, prophecy, and the survival of the soul? Could they connect to something that science

has been quietly investigating for over 100 years? That's what I'll be exploring in my

course religious perspectives on Sai through the Ryan Education Center. In this eight-week

course taught online, we take a serious neutral look at how the world's major religious traditions,

Christianity, Judaism, Islam, folk religions, Hinduism, and Buddhism have understood and incorporated experiences like ESP,

telepathy, precognition, psychokinesis, near-death experiences, reincarnation cases,

mediumship, miracles, healing, and demons.

In this course, we'll survey the evidence, the experiences, and how different faiths have interpreted these phenomena for thousands of years.

We'll be looking not only at what parapsychologists have made of religious ideas, but also what religious people can make of parapsychology.

You'll see how sci research can actually illuminate core religious ideas like life after death,

divine revelation, petitionary prayer, and the reality of the spiritual world,

and how it provides evidence confirming key religious concepts.

Whether you're a believer wanting to think more deeply about these topics,

a skeptic curious about religious claims,

or just someone who loves exploring the mysterious edges of human experience, this course is

designed for you. It's academic but accessible with weekly live sessions or recordings

if they fit your schedule better, engaging discussion forums and resources that make the material come

alive. Right now, I'll be teaching this course Wednesdays from February 11th through April 1st

from 7 to 9 p.m. Eastern Time. Tuition is $235 or 210, if you're a member of the Rhine, and it counts

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