Eldon Taylor's Blog

Numerous controlled experiments have sought to determine whether psychic abilities can be demonstrated under laboratory conditions. If human consciousness does have capacities we've yet to fully understand, are we courageous enough to investigate rather than ridicule?

A speeding train hit the side of the car. I should have been killed but instead I found myself in the next field, totally unharmed. These kinds of anomalous experiences have informed me, guided me, protected me, and puzzled me. More importantly, they have repeatedly provided evidence of what William James called “white crows.” Today I would like to address something known as anomalous experience. Most of us have had them. Indeed, when I was out lecturing following the Hay House release of my book, What Does That Mean, I ...

Recently I was asked about different subliminal programs. I can’t tell you how many times someone has approached me with a story like this, “I have tried subliminals and they don’t work!” Now, I always dig down when this happens—what did you try, where did you get it, what were the messages, what did they use for technology, etc. Background Sounds I have also frequently heard remarks like, “When I use your programs, I can hear people talking but I can’t understand what they’re saying. It’s like they’re in a ...

There is a lot being said nowadays about the absence of free-will and the various antecedents that underly and explain who we are, our choices, and our behavior. This is the emerging science as we know it. Reductionistic thinking in my view but allow me to explain why. Not everything in the world is explainable, at least not yet. In a moment, I will share a personal story about paragnosis and a kitchen fire in my home, but first, let’s think about how we might know something without knowing how ...

Worst of all, we stop trusting not only each other, but even our own perception. If we lose shared reality, we lose the capacity to respond to any threat.

In a world increasingly shaped by artificial intelligence, one question rises above all others: Can we trust what we’re building? Not just in terms of functionality, but in purpose, in honesty, in values. As AGI looms ever closer, it is not the potential for sentience or superintelligence that should most concern us. It is our own willingness to abdicate the responsibility of truth. The true danger isn’t that AI will lie to us. The greater danger is that it will say whatever it’s told to say. That it will reflect ...

“When emotion outruns reason, manipulation begins. If they can keep you outraged, they don’t need to keep you informed.” We are living in an age of emotional volatility. Passion has replaced principle, and anger often substitutes for awareness. It’s easy to see why—today’s media, political rhetoric, and social algorithms are designed to provoke. Not to enlighten. Not to uplift. But to agitate. And when agitation becomes the norm, reason quietly exits the room. The Science of Hijack This isn’t just a philosophical concern—it’s physiological. When we’re emotionally triggered, our brains ...

In a world flooded with noise, distraction, and division, the most valuable piece of real estate you’ll ever own isn’t material— It’s your mind. And today, that sovereignty is under siege. Algorithms shape what you see.Narratives polarize what you believe.Outrage is engineered—not discovered. It’s no longer enough to want to think for yourself—you have to fight for the space to do it. “Protect the sovereignty of your mind, for the very nature of your freedom depends upon it.” Because before freedom is ever a political reality, it’s a mental state. ...

There’s a battle happening right now—and it’s being waged between your ears. You may not see it. You may not hear it. But every scroll, every click, every subtle nudge is part of a larger war for your attention, your beliefs, your values, and ultimately, your sovereignty. That’s why I’ve decided to release my latest book, Sovereign Mind, absolutely free. We are living in a time when influence is no longer confined to billboards or television ads. Today, algorithms know us better than we know ourselves. They predict our behavior, ...

Part 4 of 4 You’ve read the affirmations. You’ve said the mantras. You’ve journaled, scripted, declared, and repeated until your throat was dry. But the change you’re seeking still feels… out of reach. It’s not for lack of trying. It’s not that you don’t want it badly enough. The truth is, you’ve been doing all the talking. And maybe—just maybe—it’s time to try listening instead.Listening: The Missing Practice in Self-HelpMost self-help programs encourage active, deliberate self-talk. And there’s nothing wrong with that—in theory. But what happens when the words you ...