The Scientuitive Self: Neurodiversity and Spiritual Gifts By Tamlyn Leitch
Thu 29 Oct
|The Sir Arthur Conan Doyle Centre
Tamlyn will share the ideas, observations and questions that have emerged through her own journey, while leaving plenty of room for disagreement, discussion and alternative interpretations. Come curious, bring your questions, and be prepared to consider whether some of the things we take for granted
Time & Location
29 Oct 2026, 19:00 – 20:45
The Sir Arthur Conan Doyle Centre, 25 Palmerston Pl, Edinburgh EH12 5AP, UK
About the event
The Scientuitive Self: Neurodiversity and Spiritual Gifts
What if some experiences we traditionally describe as “spiritual gifts” could be explored through the lens of neurodiversity and the ways human beings sense and process the world?
In this talk, Tamlyn introduces her personal Scientuitive Self Hypothesis an evolving idea exploring possible connections between neurodiversity, the spiritual path, commonly described spiritual abilities, and the eight human senses.
Drawing from her personal experience, research, spirituality, occult traditions and plenty of self-experimentation, Tamlyn explores the possibility that what we call intuition, psychic perception or spiritual sensitivity may be worth examining from a different perspective.
This isn't a presentation of definitive answers, nor an attempt to tell you what to believe. It's an invitation to think for yourself.
Tamlyn will share the ideas, observations and questions that have emerged through her own journey, while leaving plenty of room for disagreement, discussion and alternative interpretations. Come…
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