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(adj) based on personal experience
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(adj) out of the ordinary
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(n) the state of being real and true
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(n) a process of using thoughts to control involuntary bodily functions
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(n) experiencing something without seeing it in order to form a more honest opinion
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(n) an extraordinary perception that allows a person to describe places, objects and events that they have not visited or witnessed
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(n) the feeling of having experienced something in exactly the same way before
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(n) a small machine or gadget
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(n) the concept of being split into two parts
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(n) a slimy substance which is said to be the physical manifestation of spirits
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(n) a perception that does not relate to sight, hearing, touch, taste or smell
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(n) the crime of cheating someone out of money through dishonestly
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(n) a theraptic technique where a person is asked to freely share thoughts in response to a stimulus, even if those thoughts don't seem to make sense
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(n) a type of control used in experiments for telepathy, where the person being tested is placed in an isolation tank
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(adj) unable be explained or understood using science
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(n) the ability to understand things immediately without consciously thinking about them
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(n) a very old story which helped people from a long time ago understand the world
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(n) the supposed supernatural ability to make objects float in the air
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(n) a type of therapy based on the theory that the diseases can be cured by treating imbalances in our energy
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(adj) popular and commonly considered to be normal
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(n) the physical form of an idea
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(n) the belief that there is no such things as a spirit in the human body, and that only the physical exists
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(n) a practice involving a combination of concentration and relaxation that produces an altered state of mind
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(n) a person who claims to be able to communicate with dead people
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(n) an incident in which a person nearly dies
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(n) the study of the relationship between our behavior and the structure and process of the brain
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(n) an inexplicable experience in which a person perceives that they have left their body
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(adj) unable to be explained by science
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(n) a unique and remarkable thing
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(n) a type of ghost or spirit that causes physical disturbances
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(n) the ability to predict the future
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(n) knowledge of something specific before it happens
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(adj) able to read someone else's mind
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(n) strange occurrences that cannot be explained by science
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(n) the concept of using willpower to move or alter objects
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(n) a theory of cognition based on automatic physics
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(n) the placement of things in a random order
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(n) an approach that tries to explain something in simpler terms (e.g., explaining a mental illness in terms of basic biological processes)
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(n) the idea that some people can see places they have never been before in their mind
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(n) the ability of an experiment or situation to be repeated exactly
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(n) the assumption that something is not true unless it can be proved by science
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(n) a meeting of a group of people who are trying to contact the dead
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(n) the belief in the ability to communicate with dead people
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(adj) unable to be explained by science
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(n) the ability to communicate with another person without speaking or writing a message
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(n) a random sound made by radio waves, sounding like rushing water
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(n) the idea of making things happen by concentrating on them and wishing them to happen
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(n) an ancient Hindu practice involving stretching, controlled breathing and meditation
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