The Transliminal Mind | Christine Simmonds-Moore

The Transliminal Mind | Christine Simmonds-Moore

From What Lies Beyond Podcast by Matt Colborn

May 1, 2025 · 1h 17m · Season 2 · Episode 7

About this episode

The episode features an in-depth discussion with Professor Christine Simmonds-Moore about the Transliminal Mind and its relationship to anomalous experiences and personality types.

Show Notes ‘Season 2 Episode 7 The Transliminal Mind’ Today my guest is Professor Christine Simmonds-Moore. Christine earned her Ph.D in psychology from the University of Northampton in the UK. In 2010, she left her native UK for the USA. Christine worked as a Senior Research Fellow at the Rhine Research Center in Durham North Carolina until she moved to Carrollton in 2011 to join the psychology department at the University of West Georgia. Her research interests include the study of personality types who are prone to subjective anomalous and paranormal experiences and beliefs, synesthesia, anomalous experiences and sleep-related altered states of consciousness. Recent research has focused on the roles of the body in anomalous experiences. She is currently working on a Bial funded project about Aphantasia (people who have a lack of visual mental imagery). She is the editor of Exceptional Experience and Health: Essays on Mind, body and human potential and a co-author of a text book on Anomalistic Psychology. Today we have an in-depth discussion on the relationship between paranormal experience and what Christine calls the Transliminal Mind. We discuss the psychological dimensions…

People in this episode

Host: Matt Colborn

Guest: Christine Simmonds-Moore

Topics covered

  • transliminal mind
  • anomalous experiences
  • parapsychology
  • personality types
  • psi phenomena
  • consciousness studies

Keywords

  • transliminal mind
  • anomalous experiences
  • parapsychology
  • psi phenomena
  • personality types
  • Aphantasia
  • synesthesia

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: University of Northampton, Rhine Research Center, University of West Georgia

Books & works: Exceptional Experience and Health: Essays on Mind, body and human potential, Anomalistic Psychology

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