Join ICRL online on February 7 at 1:00 pm EST // 7:00 pm CET as David Harker shares with us his understanding and experiences as a professional remote viewer. He explores this supernormal ability to perceive people, places and things otherwise shielded from the physical senses as a starting point to examine the implications for our understanding of consciousness of the apparent reality and undeniable reproducibility of non-local awareness. Starting with a little history and theory...

The next Experiencing Consciousness session, held online on Sunday, February 15th at 1:00 pm EST // 7:00 pm CET will build on our February meetup, with David guiding participants through their own remote viewing activities. After all, let's face it - there’s no substitute for first-hand experience! If you’re curious to explore this natural ability that everyone has, this is a great opportunity to learn by doing in an informal group workshop...

Our next Exploring Consciousness session will be held on Valentine's Day, Saturday, February 14th at 12:00 pm EST // 6:00 CET. And so naturally we will be exploring the concept of Love, as a thing unto itself but also in the context of how it manifests as various principles within the structure of reality, notably through Syntropy and Gravity. Join us for an online interactive discussion about what may very well be the most important thing in all of existence...

We have a theory: people can have fun listening to short theatrical plays while simultaneously exploring aspects of consciousness. Does this have anything to do with a fire-breathing quokka? No, but the image caught your attention, didn't it?

On Sunday, February 8th at 12:00 pm EST // 6:00 pm CET, ICRL, the Scientific and Medical Network, and the Pari Center are banding together to pilot an online "theater" event, the reading of four short plays that each explore matters of consciousness from comedic and dramatic...

If you are still on the fence about attending the "Paths to Consciousness" conference being held at the Pari Center in May now is the time to act for the conference is only two slots away from being completely sold out. Explore the distinctions and commonalities across Indigenous and Western sciences with leading minds from around the world. This seven-day event is far more than your typical sit-still-and-listen conference; presentations will be sharing the stage with direct experience workshops, multiple indigenous ceremonies, and individual opportunities to help synthesize it all at the personal level. If this sounds like an opportunity of a lifetime, then we've described it correctly...

ICRL continues to take on new projects, and this means opportunities for you, whether as a volunteer, an intern, or even contract work. We are looking for project leads, software development, graphics design and animation, and many other skillsets. If you would like to get more involved, please connect with us to learn more!