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The Interdimensional Universe— Part 2: Out-of-Body Journeys, Coordinate Points, and Crucial Observations and Experiments for Scientific Exploration

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Journal of Scientific ExplorationPaul CunninghamSeptember 29, 2026
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Consciousness & philosophyParapsychologyScience & psychology

This two-part essay addressed a two-part question: “If extraterrestrial life exists, then where are they?” and “Is interdimensional travel possible and, if so, how?” Drawing upon the insights of Jane Roberts’s philosophical psychology, the following thesis is advanced and defended: Alternate life planes and reality systems exist and make contact with the spacetime structure of our own physical universe at coordinate points through which non-human intelligent beings may travel that can be scientifically investigated utilizing both objective instrumentation and subjective tools. Part 1 examined

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