Alan Vaughan

American noted parapsychology researcher who has presented a number of papers of his original research. Vaughan was in the unique position of being both a respected psychic and a researcher, a noted author and the editor, at one time, of Psychic Magazine. While in Germany in 1968, he wrote an urgent letter warning of the impending assassination of Robert F. Kennedy. His unique abilities touched many people who have reported amazing insights that forecasted changes in their lives. Arthur M. Young (scientist and metaphysician) invited Vaughan to teach a course on psychic development at the Institute for the Study of Consciousness in Berkeley. Vaughan created the non-profit foundation now known as the Intuition Network. His books include "Dream Telepathy," "Patterns of Prophecy," and "Incredible Coincidences," plus many more books and he co-authored "Regarding Dream Telepathy" with Stanley Krippner and Montague Ullman. Vaughan served as a successful psychic in the monumental research study that they had conducted. He has contributed to key research and significant breakthroughs in psychic testing and controlled studies, leading to a software package, "Psychic Reward." He also has audio-tapes available and a video "Spiritual Channeling." As Vaughan goes into trance, a "spirit entity" named Li Sung appears and describes his role as spiritual guide. He was married twice. Alan Vaughan passed away in early 2001.