Three research streams. One conference doorway.
Open to wonder. Grounded in discernment.
Explore what may continue, how we know, and how experience changes us.
Continuity
What, if anything, continues?
Physical death, near-death experiences, lucidity, meta-awareness, personal identity and reincarnation claims.
Explore BQ001Experiences around dying and claims about irreversible death require distinct evidence. BQ001 remains unresolved.
Information
How could we know?
Telepathy, precognition, remote viewing and the tests that distinguish unusual knowing from ordinary explanations.
Explore the psi research mapAn experience of knowing is distinct from verified information transfer. Claims require blinded tests and independent replication.
Transformation
What changes when the self opens?
Mystical experience, meditation, ego dissolution, nature connection and the integration of experience into everyday care.
Explore transcendenceChanges in experience, wellbeing and behaviour can be studied without assuming a metaphysical explanation.
Conference journal
Bring the questions into conversation.
Programme connections, independent reading, music and an evolving journal for the San Diego conference, 11–16 October 2026.
Enter the TSC2026 journalAn independent AkashicNET companion. Programme inclusion does not establish a claim or imply conference endorsement.
TSC2026 · Selected programme highlights
Our shortlist by topic relevance, checked against the official programme on 22 September 2026. These are presentation listings, not independent validation of their claims. Programme details may change.
All times: San Diego local time (PDT, UTC−7). Times below are whole-session blocks. Individual speaker start times are not specified in the programme checked.
08:30–10:15
Dockside Room · Workshop
Marina Weiler: OBE verification; Saeedeh Sadeghi: reported past-life memories; Martin Fleming: remote perception; Kunal Mooley: neurobiological investigation.
Priority for the death and continuity stream. Ask how prior information and verification were controlled.
Official workshop details →08:30–10:15
10:45–12:30
Sunset Ballroom Zone A · Workshop
Rael Cahn, Joe Tafur and Eve Ekman explore contemplative practice, psychedelic experience and integration.
Clash: overlaps the morning continuity workshop and late-morning psi session.
Official workshop details →10:45–12:30
Dockside: continuity workshop panel with the morning presenters.
Sunset Ballroom Zone B: psi workshop Part 1, including Claudia Welss and Dean Radin on remote information and mind–matter research.
Choose one; these sessions overlap.
Compare official workshop listings →14:00–15:45
Sunset Ballroom Zone B
Helané Wahbeh, Erik Brinsmead, Sitara Taddeo, Carole Griggs and Thomas Brophy; discussion includes Arnaud Delorme.
Channelled discourse, AI analysis, OBE outcomes and proposed frameworks.
Official workshop details →08:30–10:40
Paradise Ballroom · Plenary block
Fadel Zeidan discusses combining mindfulness with psychedelic-assisted therapy. Travis Craddock and Kassandra Ori-McKenney also present in this block.
Connection: integration and the mechanisms of lasting change.
Zeidan’s abstract → · Timetable →17:00–19:05
Dockside Room · Concurrent block
Eric Garland examines whether brief self-transcendent states predict enduring mindfulness. The session also includes Helen Lavretsky, Joel Bennett, Ryan Hulla and Elizabeth Krasnoff.
Question: do the results distinguish a causal mechanism from an association?
Garland’s abstract → · Concurrent programme →17:00–19:05
TUE-4 · Sunset Ballroom Zone B: Sebastian Ehmann, Michael Winkelman, Sitara Taddeo, Rael Cahn and Joseph Tafur on psychedelic, contemplative and OBE-related experiences.
TUE-5 · Sunset Ballroom Zone A: includes Saeedeh Sadeghi on past-life-memory case patterns and Marjorie Woollacott on reported telepathic experiences.
Clash: both overlap Garland’s TUE-2 session. Choose a primary room; individual talk times remain unspecified.
Compare sessions and abstracts →08:30–10:40
Paradise Ballroom · Plenary block
Diane Hennacy Powell, Helané Wahbeh and Dean Radin. Themes include unusual access to information, comparisons across psi findings and experimental mind–matter claims.
Priority for the anomalous-cognition stream. Ask which findings have independent replications and what could disconfirm the proposed explanations.
Wahbeh’s abstract → · Official timetable →Selected picks, not a complete conference itinerary. Check workshop access and the latest official schedule before attending. A listed presentation does not establish its claims.
Full conference journal, speaker directory & programme →Experience · Evidence · Interpretation
These streams connect research, testimony and contemplative traditions. Their presence here does not classify death or transcendence as evidence of psi. Evidence for one claim does not establish another.