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Author: tamaragurbis Added: Sat, 17 May 2008 00:19:31 -0800 Duration: 627Mickey Hart and Dr. Stanley Krippner, world expert on anomalous experience, reminisce about Stanley's dream telepathy experiments with Grateful Dead audiences, as well as Mickey recounting his training with Allah Rahka. Mickey goes on to describe how a hypnosis session conducted by Stanley influenced his and Bill Kreutzmann's drumming and the Grateful Dead's music. This clip is part of the upcoming DVD release of "The Invisible Worlds of Dr. Stanley Krippner"

The number of parents who are reporting that their children have experienced psychic experiences is growing. In this interview, Kala speaks with Dr. Athena Drewes, a child psychologist and parapsychologist who researches children and ESP abilities. Listen in to find out where scientific research is weighing in on Indigo children and others with psi abilities. More About Dr. Athena Drewes: Athena A. Drewes, Psy.D.,is a licensed child psychologist, parapsychologist and consultant to the Rhine Research Center and the Parapsychology Foundation on children’s psychic experiences. She was a research assistant at the Division of Parapsychology and Psychophysics at Maimonides Hospital in Brooklyn, NY assisting with dream telepathy experiments. She has published research on children and ESP. She has also written journal and magazine articles and reviews dealing with children’s psychic experiences, as well as lectured on the subject. Dr. Drewes has had her own psychic experiences as a child through adulthood. Dr. Drewes is senior author, with Dr. Sally A. Drucker, of the reference work, Parapsychological Research with Children: An Annotated Bibliography. She was recently featured on a CBS News production "Psychic Children" shown on A & E cable network and contributed to and is referenced in The Gift: ESP, the Extraordinary Experiences of Ordinary People by Dr. Sally Rhine Feather and Michael Schmicker (2005, St. Martin’s Press).