Universal Panpsychism is a philosophy. The Bridge is the book that sets it out. The Source of Aletheia is the institute that stewards it. IANDS is an independent research association whose field supplies part of the evidence. This page shows how the four relate, and where the lines between them fall.
A handbook by J.C. Ryan and The Source of Aletheia Coordinating Council, in eight Books and thirty-three chapters, with a preface and six appendices. The PDF is free under a CC BY-NC-ND 4.0 license.
How it relates
It is the fullest statement of Universal Panpsychism. This wiki gives short, neutral entries. The Bridge gives the complete account.
Worth knowing
Its Author's Note says the text is not doctrine and not revelation. It describes itself as foundational, not final.
The International Association for Near-Death Studies. Its founding group formed in 1978 and took the IANDS name in 1981. It is based in Durham, North Carolina, and publishes the peer-reviewed Journal of Near-Death Studies.
How it relates
There is no formal relationship. The research IANDS publishes and supports was a helpful source while the framework was being developed. Bruce Greyson, one of its founders, is among the researchers The Bridge cites.
Worth knowing
IANDS is not affiliated with The Source of Aletheia and has not reviewed or endorsed Universal Panpsychism.