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This review of Terje Simonsen’s  A Short History of (Nearly) Everything Paranormal  focuses on Jung and his circle within the context of the history of the paranormal and contemporary paranormal studies. Both the book and review include a discussion of common Jungian topics such as archetypes, dreams, the collective unconscious, and transpersonal psychology. Pairing Jungian concepts with paranormal research, the reviewer describes the psyche as an expansive and, indeed, expanding field of experience and study. The review celebrates Jung’s openness to various worldviews while challenging Jungians to keep expanding their own understanding of Jung and his relevance to academic research.

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The Expansive Psyche Review of: Terje Simonsen,  A Short History of (Nearly) Everything Paranormal: Our Secret Powers—Telepathy, Clairvoyance, Precognition,  London: Watkins, 2020.