Exploring Mind, Energy, and Psychokinesis
A private community built around Edd Edwards’ research, personal observations, and ongoing exploration of PK, energy phenomena, consciousness, and the questions still waiting to be understood.
Edd Edwards participated in Dr. Ross Dunseath’s formal PK research in the Ray Westphal Neuroimaging Laboratory within the University of Virginia’s Division of Perceptual Studies (DOPS). In a recorded interview, Dr. Dunseath said Edd was the first participant to pass the study’s PK-expert screening protocol at that point, following significant results in a remote Skype-based trial.
Alongside Edd’s own work, Alien Brain follows the broader study of consciousness and anomalous phenomena, including work at the Rhine Research Center and research conducted through the Professional Division at the Monroe Institute.
Just Getting Started
Alien Brain Members is newly getting started. We’re building this community carefully, and more discussions, groups, and resources will be added as we grow.
A private place to explore, learn, and contribute
Alien Brain Members brings together people who want to explore psychokinesis, energy phenomena, consciousness, and unusual human experiences with curiosity, care, and respect.
PK, energy, and consciousness
Explore questions, personal observations, historical research, and careful discussion around PK, energy, and consciousness.
Research and conversation
Join focused conversations, share what you are exploring, and take part in member groups designed for thoughtful exchange.
Privacy and respect
Members may use a chosen nickname. Everyone is expected to protect privacy, respect confidential discussion, and keep the community constructive.
How membership works
- Create an account using the nickname you want to use in the community.
- Confirm your email and set up only the profile details you are comfortable sharing.
- Explore the groups and forums that fit your interests; invitation-only spaces are added separately.
Ready to explore with us?
Member discussions reflect individual perspectives and are not medical or professional advice.