Parawize Journal is a quarterly, peer-reviewed publication that brings together research and discussion in parapsychology and transpersonal psychology. It offers a space for exploring consciousness, anomalous experiences, and the transformative aspects of human potential through careful study and shared expertise.
The journal accepts submissions from contributors worldwide, including scholars, practitioners, and independent researchers. Its aim is to connect academic work with lived experience, encouraging thoughtful inquiry that deepens understanding and supports the growth of these fields. Each article is reviewed to maintain high standards of quality and relevance, making the journal a valuable resource for academics, professionals, students, and readers with a genuine interest in these subjects.
The forthcoming print edition of Parawize Journal will bring peer-reviewed research and scholarship in parapsychology, transpersonal psychology, consciousness, and exceptional human experiences into a lasting physical format.
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Inaugural Edition – Volume 1, Issue 1 (2026)
The inaugural issue of Parawize Journal establishes an interdisciplinary forum dedicated to rigorous scholarship at the intersection of parapsychology, clinical anomalous experience, and transpersonal psychology. This first volume brings together theoretical inquiry, empirical investigation, and clinically informed perspectives addressing foundational questions surrounding consciousness, spiritual crisis, survival research, and the integration of anomalous phenomena within contemporary psychological discourse.
The contributions featured in this issue reflect a commitment to methodological integrity, ethical research practice, and scholarly dialogue across disciplines. By engaging both quantitative and qualitative approaches, including phenomenological and interpretive methodologies, this edition seeks to strengthen the intellectual and clinical frameworks through which anomalous and transformative human experiences are examined.
Positioned within the broader landscape of consciousness studies and integrative psychology, Parawize Journal aims to foster collaborative inquiry between researchers, clinicians, and scholars working at disciplinary boundaries. As an open access, peer-reviewed academic publication, the journal is committed to advancing transparent, interdisciplinary research while contributing to a growing body of scholarship dedicated to understanding complex dimensions of human experience.
