Aims
The aims of the organisation are:
- To collect, assess and disseminate factual information about claims of psychic
(paranormal) phenomena.
- To support and encourage parapsychology (the scientific study of
paranormal phenomena).
- To undertake or promote activities
(e.g., fundraising, social events, etc.) in support of the above.
ATTENTION
Dr. Jürgen
Keil, a former psychology lecturer of the University of Tasmania, and
currently one of Australia’s best-known psi researchers, will present
his recent research into apparent reincarnation cases from field work
undertaken in Turkey and Asia over the past few years. Dr. Jürgen
Keil will elaborate on a theory which explains such cases as anomalous
communication rather than ‘past lives’.
DAY: Tuesday, August 4, 2009
TIME: 6:00 PM to 7:20 PM
VENUE:
Lecture Theatre LT12, Building B, Deakin University (Burwood Campus),
221 Burwood Highway, Burwood, 3125
- The
AIPR advocates the use of the scientific method.
- Psychic experiences (or claims
of such)
should be studied in the same way as other human experiences.
- The
AIPR places psychic phenomena in the broader context
of experience, health and illness.
The Australian Journal of
Parapsychology
The academic aims and philosophy of the AIPR are
served through our peer-reviewed journal,
Australian
Journal of Parapsychology,
which is published twice-yearly (June and December). The journal
features research articles on parapsychology and book reviews.
