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Anomalias e Ciências Alternativas:

ILACE - Instituto Latino-Americano de Criatégia

Em vez de um método que formate por fora os pensamentos e ações dos indivíduos e grupos, como é a pretensão dos fabricantes de modelos, a metodologia do ILACE é uma estratégia multidisciplinar que amplia os processos do pensar a partir de dentro da inteligência da pessoa.

http://www.ilace.org.br

Instituto de Pesquisas Projeciológicas e Bioenergéticas

O IPPB traz informações sobre palestras e cursos de projeciologia. Os livros de seu fundador, Wagner Borges, disponíveis para download.

http://www.ippb.org.br/

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

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Instituto Internacional de Projeciologia e Conscienciologia

O IIPC trabalha com a pesquisa da autoconsciencia, experiência fora do corpo e bioenergias. Objetiva repassar aos estudiosos e leigos as informações mais recentes, derivadas de estudos desenvolvidos por pesquisadores.

http://www.iipc.org.br/

Instituto Medeiros de Pesquisas Conscienciais

entidade não governamental direcionada para a pesquisa sobre as energias que promovem a vida e sobre a projeção extrafísica. Site oferece fotos, historico, produtos e diversas informações sobre o tema.

http://www.institutomedeiros.com.br/

IPPP - Instituto Pernambucano de Pesquisas Psicobiofísicas

O I.P.P.P. realiza cursos de Parapsicologia, pesquisas de casos espontâneos e em laboratório e presta, gratuitamente, orientação e aconselhamento a pessoas com problemas de natureza parapsicológica ou dotadas de aptidão paranormal.

http://www.parapsicologia.org.br/

Paranormal e Pseudociência em Exame

Site que estimula a análise crítica dos fenômenos paranormais e fornece as informações necessárias para que tal critica seja possível.

http://www.geocities.com/paraciencia/

Sociedade Origem e Destino

Criacionismo vs. Evolucionismo. Qual a origem da vida e do universo?

http://www.origemedestino.org.br

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