Graham Nicholls is an author and artist born in London, England. From a young age he underwent various unusual experiences including visions, clairvoyant perceptions and later out-of-body experiences. He first came to public attention as an artist exploring psychology and consciousness through specially designed technological environments, the largest of which was exhibited at London’s Science Museum in 2004. More recently he has focused on writing, with the publication of, Avenues of the Human Spirit, his first book, and Navigating the Out-of-Body Experience, following soon after (April 2012).
Over the last decade he has lectured widely on his spiritual, social and psychical viewpoints both in the UK and abroad at venues such as Cambridge University, The London College of Spirituality, The Theosophical Society and the Science Museum. After more than 24 years and hundreds of out-of-body experiences (also sometimes called astral projection) he is a leading expert on the subject. He has conducted scientific experiments into telepathy and precognition with author and biologist Rupert Sheldrake, as part of the Perrott-Warrick Project, supported by Trinity College, Cambridge.
Since around 2004 Graham Nicholls has appeared in most of the major press as a result of interest in his art, spiritual experiences and philosophy. He has also been interviewed in: The Times, The Independent, The Telegraph, The Daily Express and on BBC radio, as well as many overseas and independent publications, radio and TV.
