Posted on October 28th, 2007 by Nigel Percy
In my ceaseless quest to give you more information than you could possible need about intuition, I came across this article which speaks of the evolution of the intuitive faculty. Most interesting!
The article states that there are two areas of the brain generally considered to be involved in ESP: the pineal gland and the corpus […]
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Posted on July 9th, 2007 by Nigel Percy
I know that there are many references to intuition being a predominantly female thing (the phrases ‘female intuition’ and ‘woman’s intuition’ are clues here). But I have written surprisingly few entries about this aspect.
And the reason is that there are not that many articles written about it for me to comment on. At least, not […]
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Posted on May 21st, 2007 by Nigel Percy
Every now and then I come across an article which amazes me at what it doesn’t say or what it assumes. This article is a case in point. It comes from physorg.com. (subheading; science: physics : tech : nano : news) Apparently it refers to University of Missouri-Columbia Professor Laura King’s research into how mood […]
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Posted on March 13th, 2007 by Nigel Percy
I came across the following article (in the Belfast Telegraph) which intrigued me for several reasons. Firstly, it is about a hospital in Hertfordshire, UK although the newspaper is from Belfast.
Secondly, the hospital is one I know well, as both my daughters were born there!
But, thirdly, the title caught my eye… Should you have the […]
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Posted on March 7th, 2007 by Nigel Percy
The article which caught my eye this time was this one from the Highland News and North Star. (Yes, I know I have great reading tastes!)
However, the story, about two people who both admitted they had psychic abilities (notice, I’m not using the ‘P’ word here: ‘powers’), is most interesting to me because of […]
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