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Parapsychology QP - Articles
THERESA M. KELLY
Professor Emerita at the University of Alternative Studies. A process-oriented qualitative
researcher in the area of psychic experiences. An author of 6 books including university-level
textbooks, and various technical papers on psychic experiences. A distinguished expert in
Scientific Parapsychology and Clinical Parapsychology.
BIOKINESIS: EXPERIMENTAL METHODS
Biokinesis the psychical influence of the bioelectrical energy flow of organic and
biological matter such as people, animals, plantation, bacteria etc. Biokinesis includes
biological, chemical, and genetic alteration and enhancement manipulation from
pigmentation to forcing cell division.
Unlike traditional energy medicine practitioners, experients of biokinetic phenomena are
capable of selectively targeting illness and ailments through specific intent while typically
lacking the necessity for techniques/methods (e.g. reiki), although they do appear to require
a calm or meditative state. In regard to experimentation, experients are limited in
experimental setups based on what forms of scientific measurement devices they have
available.
For example, experiments may be setup to measure the electrodermal activity (EDA) (i.e.
electrical changes at the surface of the skin that arise when the skin receives innervating
signals from the brain) or the skin temperature of the experient or a subject via an EDA
sensor or temperature sensor such as a biofeedback thermometer.
In addition, one’s heart rate may be monitored by a basic heart rate sensor, or an
electrocardiogram (EKG or ECG) which measures the electrical activity of the heart; the rate
and regularity of heartbeats. Also, an electromyogram (EMG) may be utilized to evaluate and
record the electrical activity produced by muscles, or an electroencephalogram (EEG) to
measure brainwave activity.
An EEG machine, or electroencephalograph, in an experimental context, refers to the
recording of the brain’s spontaneous electrical activity over a short period, as recorded from
multiple electrodes positioned on the scalp.
In parapsychological experiments involving EEG measurements, a high amount or density of
alpha wave (8-13Hz) activity may be a good predictor of performance if the experient reports
feeling that they are in an altered state of consciousness. This is because alpha waves are
associated with a relaxed, passive state of mind, which appears to be psi conducive.
Other measures for biokinetic influence can include pH levels via pH strips in which provide
information pertaining to the acidity or alkalinity of a body, blood sugar measurable via any
quality blood glucose monitor, electrical gastrointestinal activity via a electrogastrogram, or
skin conductance resistance via a SCR machine in which measures minute amounts of sweat
from fingertips indicative of emotional responses.
Atmokinesis is the psychical influence of meteorological phenomena including the
states of the atmosphere as measured on temperature, humidity, clarity, and activity
scales. Experient influenced meteorological phenomena (weather events) are limited
to current or predicted events occurring in the troposphere, which is the lowest
portion of Earth’s atmosphere.
Experients of atmokinetic phenomena are mild heat exchangers in regard to personal heat
(body), by which they transfer thermal energy from them to a medium or from a medium to
them. During periods of stress, atmokinesis experients report spontaneous effects
pertaining to heating or cooling objects or areas either via direct touch or through the
influence of heat flow in regard to vicinal objects. Common reports involve an array of
materials and substance being heated or cooled including plastics, metals, and liquids.
Reported difficulties occasionally pertain to when electronic devices and circuitry are heated
or cooled as devices have a maximum temperature at which a circuit should function
correctly and/or can become damaged when cooled in humid spaces. In the case of heated
devices, if the maximum temperature is exceeded, the result can be malfunction or
premature failure.
Chaos theory states that the slightest variation in the motion of the ground can grow with
time. This idea is often referred to as the butterfly effect suggesting that the minute motions
caused by the flapping wings of a butterfly could eventually result in marked changes in the
state of Earth’s atmosphere.
Because of this effect, this sensitivity to minute changes, weather influence will never be
deterministic. This is because atmospheric flow itself is not governed by classical physical
laws alone, but also quantum-like chaos with intrinsic non-local connections.
Once a mesocyclone is present, this vortex can become a violent, rotating column of air
otherwise known as a tornado. Such inadvertent weather modifications may pose serious
threats to many aspects of civilization including ecosystems, natural resources, food and
fiber production, economic development, and human health and wellbeing.
Therefore, it is imperative for atmokinesis experients to understand the laws that govern
weather conditions as a means to prevent undesirable, and in some cases extreme, weather
conditions.
Water vapor, the gas phase of water, is the gas most commonly reported by
experients of aerokinesis in regards to influence of flow. This can be for several
reasons including availability and an array of dynamics making water vapor the
simplest form of gas to influence.
In addition, water vapor is lighter than air or less dense than dry air and at equivalent
temperatures, it is buoyant in respects to dry air. This lightness or lack of density may be
another reason water vapor is the most commonly influenced gas.
Unfortunately like fluid dynamics, aerokinesis, is an active field of research with many
unsolved or partly solved problems. We do not currently posses the technology to observe
individual gas particles (atoms or molecules). Therefore, only theoretical calculations give
suggestions as to how they move and behave.
SHORTNESS OF BREATH AND
AEROKINESIS
While there is no evidence to suggest these conditions are in any way caused by
aerokinesis experiences or performance, these conditions are reported to escalate
during periods in which experients of aerokinesis describe the phenomena as
unbalanced.
Reports suggest that unbalanced phenomena may be resulting in airflow diversion, whereby
increasing the effects of such conditions.
Reports regarding the influence of gases in a static state are equal to that of reports
regarding the influence of gases in motion. However, reports suggest experients of
aerokinesis may be limited to the influence of one state or the other.
Experients of aerokinesis in which have a high success rate of influencing the flow of static
gases, gases at rest, often report the inability to influence the direction of flow successfully
once the gas is put into motion.
On the contrary, experients of aerokinesis in which report the ability to influence the
direction of flow, tend to report the inability to influence gases in which are not already in
motion. This suggests that some experients of aerokinesis may be more subject to inertial
forces, whereby limiting some experients of aerokinesis to the influence of, or inability to
influence, gases in stable equilibrium.
INFLUENCE OF WIND TO DIRECT A
SOLID – INDOORS
Because of this, in regards to indoor exercises, performance is optimal in rooms with little to
no airflow as this increases air pressure. For this type of exercise, the experient of
aerokinesis should be encouraged to setup for the exercise in a high-pressure room facing
the direction of a doorway leading towards a low-pressure room (airflow).
Reports suggest that this setup alleviates additional difficulties with opposing pressure. In
any flow-based exercise, it is always easiest to influence in the already designated direction
of airflow.
The experient of aerokinesis will also be required to place a rectangular surface of low
viscosity, typically a glass table, faced in the direction of the doorway leading to the low-
pressure room. The experient of aerokinesis will also require a very light, spherical object,
such as a ping-pong ball. The experient of aerokinesis should initially be encouraged to set
the ball into motion by any means possible.
Over time, the experient of aerokinesis can begin to work on precision by directing the ball in
a forward-left direction, forward-right direction, or initiate lift by directing wind towards the
ball followed by underneath the ball. Experients of aerokinesis can use various forms of
measurement from a ruler to measure distance, to a radar gun app to measure speed.
FORMS OF WIND MEASUREMENT
Wind gusts created close to the ground (semi-localized or localized) are recommended as
wind gusts in the higher atmosphere can result in destructive atmospheric effects especially
during the warmer seasons. Wind gusts are short bursts of high-speed wind typically from 1
(calm) to 10 (gentle breeze) knots.
Air pressure differences move air from areas of higher pressure to areas of lower
pressure through any available openings in building walls, ceilings, floors, doors,
windows, and air circulation systems. Even if the opening is minute, air will move until
the pressures inside and outside are equal.
This may cause complications for experients of aerokinesis in which are only capable of
influencing flow rather than inert gases, and may cause complications for experients of
aerokinesis in which have limitations based on pressure (low, medium, or high).
Reports have suggested that most experients of aerokinesis are more inclined to influence
outdoor atmospheric flows rather than typically inert or flow-based indoor gases. As a
reminder from classical mechanics, momentum is the product of mass and velocity
combined. For experiements, experients of aerokinesis will want to obtain a stand
alone barometer, or app.
PSYCHIC EXPERIENCE AND EVOLUTION
Psi ability is viewed as the product of evolution, of the same processes of natural
selection that has yielded human beings all other features and abilities.
Darwinian Theory has a base explanation for any ability: it serves to help human beings
survive and pass on their genes to the next generation. The base explanation here
is survival in the biological sense (i.e. the survival of the gene rather than the being).
Psi is assumed to be need-serving, and these needs are significant as they contribute to the
health and well-being of the individual so as to make the individual better able, and more
likely to reproduce to ensure the passing of genes.
One may take the term “survival” to assume psi is only useful in a critical moment collective
with a critical need, but the term “survival” should be understood to mean more plainly: the
ability to endure on a daily basis, to withstand hardships and stress (i.e. to be well).
Considerations include the implication that the individuals subconscious will know, typically
subconsciously, in what circumstances psi may or may not be needed. Again, this is not to
assume psi can only be used in critical situations or that any event in which can be attributed
to the application of psi must have a need behind it, but this does seem to be the case.
PSYCHIC EDUCATION IS CRITICAL TO
PSYCHIC PERFORMANCE
Continued insistence’s have been made over the years in regards to the role of psi as a
function to serve the needs of the individual.
If psi is such a useful psychic device, then it should have, and therefore has become, the
responsibility of relative scholars to consider more seriously the possible psychological and
biological implications of the phenomena deemed “paranormal” and to consider more
seriously possible practical applications.
It is also therefore the responsibility of the individual to consider more seriously the need to
strive for a better understanding of psi functioning in everyday life before they expect to
capture it in a practical sense.
The practical use of psi is assumed possible via therapeutic and experimental applications in
which can be utilized on a daily basis. Regular conscious use of psi, via the subconscious
need to perform, appears to be the fundamental key to regular successful psychical
influence.
Further arguments then direct us towards the question “if psi is a staple in our subconscious
daily life, can psi be directed to be a staple in our conscious daily life to any extent?
The assumption in which describes how the PMIR should work have been summarized in the
following points:
Psi (as PMIR) is probably operative in daily life far more than we realize.
The chief function of PMIR is to accomplish certain goals or to fulfill certain needs of
human beings.
PMIR operates for the most part unconsciously. Not only is the operation of psi
unnoticed by the individual, but also the need might not even be consciously
recognized.
PSYCHOKINESIS AS A PRIMARY
PSYCHIC PROCESS
In the mid-70’s there was a shift in view surrounding psi phenomena due to the
dismantlement of the classical view (classical physics) of psi because of quantum
mechanics (quantum physics).
This new view of psi proposed greater importance to psychokinesis, suggesting it to be a
“fundamental” or “primary” psi process that could subsume extrasensory perception,
rendering extrasensory perception an assumed direct result of psychokinetic functions (i.e.
the movement of information e.g. “thoughts” or packets of information).
I postulate that thought, despite the current incapability of bringing a thought “to rest,”
which is required to submit a single thought to examination, does have measurable mass as
thought is capable of moving in waves in which implies mass. The motion of implied mass
therefore suggests psychokinesis as a primary psi process.
Such a shift in the view of psi also changed the view of psychokinesis from a psychic
mechanism (e.g. a psychic lever) to a force-like function, and then to a view of psychokinesis
as the ability to shift probabilities of events, to bias probability distributions.
To understand the role of psi, it is best to view psi as an ability, or feature, in which is
bound to an individual human being as a function of his or her personality in the
broadest sense of that term.
Much effort has be given in regards to speculating on how psi works, which is not the same
as the consideration of what psi is for or why human beings possess such an ability. Such
questions must be addressed to move forward in an understanding of psi, and this
understanding must be applied to move forward in developing a model of psi.
Psi modeling points to characteristics of psi such as psi being need-serving; where psi
functions to serve goals such as survival and deep psychological needs. These types of needs
are not the focus of conscious attention, but rather involve the linking of psi to the serving of
subconscious needs.
While this is sufficient for spontaneous cases, which lead us to more questions pertaining to
the elusiveness of psi, slightly different characteristics are apparent, such as decisions
making needs and the need for health and well-being.
These types of needs do appear to be the focus of somewhat conscious attention, linking psi
to the serving of semi-conscious casual needs, allowing the potential for practical
applications.
While the practical application of psi may still prove to be somewhat erratic, psi appears to
be somewhat designed to adapt to organizing principles, perhaps as a means to maintain
the order of mechanisms of probability.
PSI AND NON-LOCAL COMMUNICATION
Non-local influences exist after particles (such as photons) interact and separate. In
addition, when one of the particles post-separation is polarized, the entangled particle
instantaneously possesses the same degree of polarization as the other.
No energy or signal is sent between them; instead, the alteration to one quantum twin
resulted in the alteration of the other due to a non-local transfer of information. Some
attempts to explain psi have been focused on this form of non-local communication.
Psi mediation modeling involves modeling in regards to how psi mediates between a
target and an individual.
There have been many types of models constructed throughout the history of
parapsychology including theoretical and hypothetical models, which provide a basis for the
multitude of theories and hypothesis of paranormal phenomena.
If parapsychological processes exist at the quantum level, why do they not exist at the
classical level, or rather why qubits rather than bits?
While utilizing a single bit may appear simpler, Nature somewhere along the way decided to
make an extra effort, well, kind of. The answer here may be in regards to the central function
of psi, information processing.
While it may be simpler to utilize single bits, there is a significant quantum advantage
in search when utilizing two quantum bits (qubits). With qubits, Nature can complete
computational search-based processes in one simple step.
Therefore, Nature is designed, and therefore quite possibly human beings are designed, to
allow more efficient information processing than if we were to utilize one classical bit in the
same number of steps.
The initial challenge for quantum computation was a constant battle with entropy. As
with human beings, the lower the overall entropy of a physical system, the higher the
chances that its constituent atoms may become entangled.
Atoms initially utilized for quantum computation typically needed to be at temperatures
close to absolute zero [about -459.67°F], but today, materials have been found only
requiring temperatures as high as room temperature.
Due to this, physicists are now realizing that quantum effects are far more ever-present in
macroscopic systems. This provides physicists with the hope that one day they may discover
that Nature has already supplied us with a computer capable of quantum computation, and
the only thing left for them to do, is program it.
Computers at a basic level are defined as any object capable of taking instruction, and
performing computations based on said instruction. Two valid examples of computers
by this definition are living organisms (e.g. human beings) and atomic physical
phenomena.
Like computers, the human mind is capable of encoding and decoding information in the
brain, and parapsychologically speaking, is assumed to be able receive and decode
information from the environment, or other individuals, and encode and transmit
information to the environment or other individuals.
In regards to encoding information quantum mechanically, there are many different systems
that could be involved in such processes (e.g. photons). Could it be that a human being is a
quantum computer, or perhaps exclusively the human brain? What if quantum computation
is so ever-present that it can be found in every living cell of our bodies?
There is consistence evidence suggesting that natural processes must be based on quantum
principles in order to function in the manner in which they do. In fact, the possibility that
quantum computation can be implemented by living systems is a growing area
of scientific research.
PSYCHIC ENERGY FIELD MODELS
Unfortunately, even after years of psychotronic research, such a form of energy with these
characteristics has not been found to exist. Because the energy field has not been found to
exist,it cannot be subjected to empirical testing.
The paranormal cognitive process has been suggested to be the result of normal cognitive
processes, rather than of a paranormal cognitive process, as the product of the paranormal
cognitive process is always the product of cognitive and other types of processes in which
are we do not consider paranormal.
Such “paranormally” acquired information is assumed to be acquired via mediating stages
such as dreams, hallucinations (e.g. mental images). These stages are also known as the
mediation and the experiential phases of psi.
Such stages, as aforementioned, involve normal cognitive and emotional processes, and
many researchers have developed hypothesis in or to identify fundamental components of
the process.
Therefore, in regards to the two-part model of psi, half of the challenge in discovering how
psi mediates involves comprehending its pathway via the normal cognitive operations of the
brain and perhaps other various systems of living organisms.
PSI MEMORY MODELS
A large quantity of ESP based data has become comprehensible due to memory
models in which assume that the systemic source of extrasensory information is
somehow localized in the long-term memory. These models correlate with both
intentional and spontaneous ESP experiences.
Studies pertaining to memory modeling have suggested that psi processes in regards to ESP
are, or in regards to PK may be, dependent upon memorial processes as a means of
expression. In other words, it appears that Nature and or other people can communicate
with people via a person’s own experiential data.
Such data includes images and language (e.g. vocabulary) from the recipients own long-term
memory; rendering individuals with a great deal of life experience more likely to coherently
decipher received information than those with little life experience.
Memory-based models suggest that during ESP information transfer, the recipient is not
receiving a large amount of information, which would be the case if receiving imagery, but
rather very little information in which is sufficient enough to activate the appropriate
systems in order to elaborate the “message” into consciousness.
Even though psi phenomena are assumed a result of the unconscious state, they are
considered in correlation to what an individual does, rather than what happens to the
individual.
Pseudo-sensory models propose that the perceptual processing of psi stimuli is
equivalent to sensory stimuli at a basic level of analysis such as the ability to
discriminate a figure from its background. Such pseudo-sensory processing is assumed
reliant on the strength of the stimuli.
Such models approach psi with the view of the brain as an information processing system,
address the stages of information processing, and addresses whether the nature of psi (e.g.
ESP) performance characteristically conforms to the stages of processing.
It should be noted here that sensory processing is only one modality of human information
processing. The ideational mode, in which the information is processed by the brain, is
assumed obtainable via from within the self, rather than the external environment.
Relative models address the role of the long-term memory in processing extrasensory
information. Such concepts are encapsulated in memory models, which show not only
promise in explaining the manifestation of extrasensory perception, but also may someday
explain the manifestation of psychokinesis.
BIOLOGICAL NON-LOCALITY & NEURO-
QUANTUM INTERACTIONS
In experiments involving two human subjects’ brains, EEG results show that photic
stimulated and non-stimulated participants undergo co-variations or state
correlations.
In tissue-based experiments, the separated, non-stimulated tissue displays correlated
electrical signals with the stimulated tissue. While the science community is uncertain how
Nature does this, evidence suggests that Nature is doing this on a biological level.
One direction suggested to understand better how Nature does this, is through subjecting
the neuron to selected empirical studies focusing on the action potential mechanism, as it is
beginning to appear that single neurons may be able to enlighten us on the subject of
biological non-locality each time they fire.
Once we are able to fully understand, predetermine the results arising from, biological non-
locality then specific signaling processes can be utilized to initiate and control neuronal
stimulations opening the door for future bio-quantum non-local communication
technologies involving quantum computation.
Many have suggested that consciousness may be the direct result of neuro-quantum
interactions [a coupling between the classical and quantum scales]. Because evidence
supports this assumption, two imperative possibilities must be considered.
These possibilities include a brain association with wave propagation through space, and
that the aggregate of particles that composes the brain exhibits a macroscopic wave
function operating within a collective mode for the propagation of the matter field.
Information aides Nature and us in distinguishing one aspect of the system from
another. This is important, as without distinguishability, all aspects of the system
would appear identical. The fundamental concept of distinguishability between
systems is found in the states of the systems.
These different states are essentially referred to as a “bit of information.” A bit is the most
essential measure of information in the classical sense. In QM, the most essential measure
of information is the qubit. In the classical sense, when one has more than two outcomes,
the system simply uses more bits to distinguish one from the other.
This is commonly understood when viewing computer information in binary code (e.g.
0101000101001101 = QM). Indeterminism is best understood when a coin lands on its side
(not heads or tails, but both). In technical terms, this would be termed quantum
superposition.
The fundamental change in our understanding of how the universe works started with
the first quantum theory in physics, Planck Law. This law was discovered by Max
Planck in 1900 and resulted in a Nobel Prize in 1918 in recognition of the services
rendered to the advancement of physics his discovery made – energy quanta.
The foundation of this law is the Planck constant, which was first described as the
proportionality constant between the energy of a photon and the frequency of its associated
electromagnetic wave.
Albert Einstein soon after suggested that the energy in a beam of light occurs in individual
packets, later called photons, and the energy of a single photon is given by its frequency
multiplied by Planck’s constant.
While the energy of a photon could be approximated at this time, whether light was a wave
or consisted of a stream of was up for debate for some time after. Several physicist
composed particle models, others wave models, but neither appeared to fit entirely.
In 1924, French physicist Louis de Broglie proposed the idea of wave-particle duality
suggesting that light has both wave-like and particle-like properties, as do electrons, atoms,
and small molecules etc.
In conclusion, neither of the classical concepts of particles or waves could fully describe the
behavior of quantum-scale objects be they photons or matter. This discovery has since
served as a central concept in quantum mechanics.
One issue that arises in regards to measurement is the unresolved problem of how
wave function collapse occurs, termed the measurement problem.
Wave function collapse is defined as the process by which a wave function initially in
superposition (in multiple states at once) appears to reduce to a single state after interaction
with the environment.
In other words, it is the condensation of physical possibilities into a single occurrence. While
a physical system can be described by its wave function, a systems wave function cannot be
directly observed without initiating wave function collapse. This measurement problem is a
central issue in the interpretation quantum mechanics.
THE HEISENBERG UNCERTAINTY
PRINCIPLE
In addition, particles can be paired and entangled, which results in an action where if one of
the entangled particles characteristics are altered (influenced) its pair will instantaneously
alter to match its entangled twin. This instantaneous action is regardless of the distance
between the entangled twins.
QUANTUM NON-LOCAL
COMMUNICATION
In other words, the word teleportation here is not used in the context most familiar. Instead,
quantum teleportation’s distinctive characteristic is that it can transmit the information
present in a quantum superposition, which enables quantum communication and
computation.
Early on, biologists concluded that quantum mechanics is linked to living systems and
thought. In addition, many characteristics of mind are comparable to the
characteristic of atomic particles.
An example of this is, both arise from dynamical systems, both display continuity and
wholeness, and both are localized yet spatial independent. The idea that consciousness
plays a fundamental part in the manifestation of the physical world is, and has been
considered to be since the idea was first proposed, highly controversial. This is due to the
disinclination of the scientific community to accept anything as “ephemeral” as
consciousness into physical studies.
However, despite the scientific community’s efforts to exclude consciousness studies from
physical studies, the neurosciences have shown great progress in explaining perception,
cognition, and awareness in the classical sense. Recent mathematical developments suggest
that quantum mechanics may fundamentally be the direct result of cognitive and conceptual
factors rather than that of physical factors.
QUANTUM DECOHERENCE
Quantum decoherence is the mechanism by which quantum systems interact with the
environment to exhibit probabilistically additive behavior. Decoherence presents the
appearance of wave function collapse.
It is the mechanism in which the classical limit (ability to recover classical information)
emerges out of a quantum system and determines the location of the quantum-classical
boundary. In other words, it is the process by which the “quantumness” of a system is lost
and replaced by its classical counterpart.
While the discovery of decoherence works well in laboratory physics, when applied to treat
the whole of Nature as a quantum system, the strategy of decoherence fails. It fails because
Nature has no “external environment.” While decoherence is considered a key aspect in QM,
far more information is needed as decoherence theories are not capable of resolving the
measurement problem, which is a central issue.
MICROSCOPIC AND MACROSCOPIC
QUANTUM INTERACTION
A rule exists in QM stating that to know the exact value of a property of a system (e.g.
energy, momentum, location, etc.) we have to destroy its quantum nature or
“quantumness” in order to obtain the information. Not only our interaction with a
quantum system causes this result, but also through the systems interaction with its
environment.
Systems are in a continual engagement with the environment, as Nature continually wants
to know more about quantum systems (quantum objects) as to measure their properties
and log changes to those properties.
Currently, the scientific community cannot prevent the environment from interacting with a
quantum object for more than a few seconds except through experiments involving free-
space (vacuums) etc. Within this time, physicists are currently able to use quantum
indeterminism in applications such as quantum computation and quantum cryptography.
This quantum indeterminism, being in several states at once, is not just confined to the
microscopic scale, as it also exists on the macroscopic scale. It is responsible for many
macroscopic effects that we can see with our own two eyes.
This is mainly in part by the fact that humans are accustomed to reasoning in regards to the
world on a scale where classical physics is an exceptional approximation. QM is
counterintuitive, and in the words of Richard P. Feynman, a founder of quantum
electrodynamics (QED), “I hope you can accept Nature as She is – absurd.”
Many fundamental components of the universe exhibit wave-particle duality where their
behavior is in some ways particle-like and in other ways wave-like, such as photons (discrete
packages of light). In regard to electromagnetic radiation, the laws of QM predict such
energies, colors, and spectral intensities.
BRAIN WAVE MODELING
Brain wave models to come will most likely tailor to the role of crucial elements in the
presence of the random background field or background fluctuations in the brain
(where the classical statistics of the electric and magnetic fields are chosen to match
the vacuum expectation values of the equivalent operators in quantum
electrodynamics).
In regards to vacuum fluctuation, fluctuations of the vacuum field are combined with
random fields in which resent quantum systems. Since the ability to separate a system (e.g.
electron) from the vacuum field does not exist, technically speaking, we cannot entirely
separate any two quantum systems.
This suggests that all quantum systems are entangled via the field and as a result, one could
be lead to conclude that white noise (a random signal with a flat power spectral density) may
be the basis of everything in Nature.
Experients in which are more likely than the average individual to experience such
feelings as anxiety, anger, guilt, and depressed mood, typically score at chance or
below-chance during psychical testing regardless of the psychical potential.
Because they characteristically respond poorly to environmental stressors, are easily
threatened, and fixate on, and describe, minor frustrations as being hopelessly difficult, they
are less likely to score well because these characteristics are not psychically conducive.
However, if an experient with high levels of anxiety or marked reliance on defense
mechanisms scored at chance, and later address and work through their anxieties (e.g.
through behavioral therapy) the experient may then score at above-chance during psychical
testing. This has proven true in my research; that individuals with acute or chronic mental
illness report and exhibit increases in psychical performance quality after they have been
successfully treated for the condition.
More Info About Psychic Experiences & Mental Health: Center for Exceptional Human
Experiences
PSYCHIC & PSYCHOLOGICAL
PROFILING
While adjusting ones personality can be advantageous, type preferences themselves are the
connection between the conscious and unconscious, leaving some preferences beyond
conscious management. In addition, experients, like all human beings, are born with an
innate predisposition to type, perhaps at the quantum level, and major deviations are
unlikely, except in the case of severe traumas or lifestyle alterations.
Related Info: Psychical Profiling Assessments
As similar to the Myers-Briggs personality types, psychical personality types are not
“pure” types. This is to say that many lean towards two to three different types more
often then they exactly fit one particular type. It should also be mentioned that
because there are not pure types, MBTI results (a single type) might not reflect the
result of a psychical assessment result (single type). This can be the result of several
conflictions such as;
The Myers-Briggs type may be the second or third highest score in the psychical
assessment results.
The experient is unable to consider the top three possible types of their MBTI result as
only one type is typically given.
The experient has deviated from their MBTI result (if taken some time before the
psychical assessment).
In the probable case of the latter, I encourage experients to re-take the MBTI (this can be
done online) to see if they still score the same result. The chance of an experient scoring a
different type year to year (sometimes even as little as day to day) is quite high, but of course
this is not always the case.
Psychological testing is not an exact science, so any variation of psychical testing is not
either. Just as one’s personality changes over time, so to does ones psychical experiences.
While a specific form of psychical experiences may present itself under the same generalized
definition throughout an experients life, it can, and does, take on different aspects and
functions throughout.
Nothing is certain, and nothing remains the same in regards to psychical phenomena. This is
in part because the psychological system and physiological system are linked to the
psychical system, subjecting psychical experience to psycho-physiological interference and
fluctuation.
To assume psychical experiences are not subject to fluctuation would be to assume that
psychical experiences are the direct result of classical (physical or deterministic) experiences
that are not subject to time and therefore change.
While it may seem as simple as treating the condition to regain psychical stability, it is never
that simple, because the condition and the instability perpetuate each other leaving the
experient with little hope in improving their mental and psychical well-being.
At such a point the experient may adjust their lives accordingly to the condition and
instability (e.g. become reclusive, work from home). Even though such changes may appear
to be necessary, the experient will soon find that their choices have exacerbated both the
condition and psychical instability.
Ideally, experients should address the condition and instability as soon as they emerge. This
typically involves a psychotherapy based approach, which aims to treat the condition
through techniques designed to reinforce desired behaviors and eliminate undesired
behaviors. This type of psychotherapy is known as Behavior Therapy.
Mental Illness by Psychic Type
The following includes mental disorders that are somewhat commonly reported by
experients of a particular type of extrasensory experience being discussed, but that are not
always present. These disorders may precede, co-occur with, or may be a consequence of
the type of extrasensory experience in question.
More Info On Psychic Experiences & Mental Illness: Center for Exceptional Human
Experiences
DECREASED OR LOST PSYCHIC
EXPERIENCES DUE TO PERSONALITY
CHANGES
My research also shows that a deviation from their profile reduces performance quality in
phenomena associated with that profile. This common deviation appears to be one several
reasons for experient reports involving a “lost gift.”
It appears that if an experient of one profile deviates entirely to another profile, the
phenomena that are not common in both profiles will be lost unless the experient again
conforms to the profile associated with those phenomena.
In other words, experients in which report psychical instability typically report one or several
types of physiological conditions. These physiological effects have been associated with and
placed into 8 psychical profiling categories.
Physiological effects very per profile, and there are some cross-associated conditions.
Whether the condition is caused by the psychical instability, or the instability is caused by the
condition is uncertain, but the treatment of the condition appears to resolve the psychical
instability.
However, in multi-subject designed experiments, high quality performance values have been
found correlated to alpha and beta activity (14-30 Hz), and low quality performance values
correlated to delta and theta waves. These results may suggest that certain forms of
psychical phenomena utilize different types of brain waves during performance, as they do
appear to utilize different regions of the brain per form of performance.
Associated studies in the field of cardiology have suggested that alpha rhythms in the brain
have correlations with the cardiac cycle during a psychophysical mode termed physiological
coherence. My research has shown that an intentional increase in heart rate prior to
performance produces higher performance values then in subjects who remained idle prior
to performance.
This infers that if alpha wave activity is psi-conducive, then experients that can achieve
physiological coherence have a practical and functional activity by which they can increase
the alpha wave activity in their brain prior to performance as a means to improve
performance.
While these studies have not yielded significant data ( in part because IQ tests may not
address all cognitive abilities required for psychical performance), they generally indicate
positive correlations with psychical performance values and intelligence quotient (IQ).
However, while these studies do include experients with learning disorder such as Attention
Deficit Disorder and ADHD, they do not include experients with learning disabilities.
My personal research has yielded the same indication. My research has also shown that
experients in which report spontaneous (subconscious) phenomena typically have an above
average IQ (115-129), while experients who report habitual conscious control over
phenomena typically have an above average to highly above average IQ (130-185).
It appears that as IQ increases so to does the experients ability to consciously control
psychical phenomena. Based on the age groups of subjects, younger (16-22 years of age) PK
experients scored higher in IQ testing than other age groups, while slightly older (22-35 years
of age) experients of ESP scored higher in testing than other age groups.
When analyzing results based on IQ and learning difficulty, experients of ESP typically
report learning difficulties during childhood, while experients of PK typically do not.
Experients of ESP in which score higher in later years have reported that, over time they
implemented methods and techniques to learn more efficiently, whereby increasing IQ
scores.
In regard to IQ testing, contextually speaking, experients of PK and ESP take the same IQ test
(tests are not somehow tailored to psychical experiences). However, the experient is
predetermined either more PK or ESP inclined based on reports of past experiences, and
tailored testing per the type of phenomena they report (e.g. Telepathy and Zener Cards).
YOGA AND QIGONG
Yoga is a traditional physical and mental discipline that involves the creation of
balance in the body via developing both strength and flexibility. This strength and
flexibility is achieved through various postures and poses, each of which appears to
possess a specific physical benefit.
These poses are often done swiftly in succession, whereby generating heat in the body via
movement, or slowly as a means to increase stamina and to perfect the alignment of a pose.
While the approaches to poses are variant, depending on the tradition, the poses
themselves are constant. The overall benefits of yoga include flexibility, strength, muscle
tone, pain prevention, efficient breathing, mental calmness, stress reduction, and body
awareness.
Yoga also utilizes breathing exercises along with poses and postures, which possesses many
mental and physical benefits.
Qigong involves particular forms of martial arts, slow movement, and encompasses a variety
of both physiological and psychological training methods. A qigong system consists of one or
more of the following types of training;
Dynamic (recognized as a series of carefully-choreographed movements or gestures
designed to promote and manipulate the flow of qi within the practitioner).
Static (performed by holding a certain posture, position or stance for a period of time).
Meditative (most qigong training involves some form of meditation),
Activities requiring external aides (e.g. specialized food and drinks, massage, and
various other forms of body conditioning).
Qigong can be effective in treating many chronic conditions such as hypertension, diabetes,
allergies, asthma, arthritis, degenerative disk disease, cancer, depression, anxiety, and
addition. Its slow movements can promote physical stamina, balance control, flexibility,
strength, and cardiovascular fitness.
It has shown to be advantageous for those recovering from chronic stroke, heart failure,
high blood pressure, heart attack, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s, and
Fibromyalgia. Because of its health effects, tai chi classes have become popular in hospitals
and clinics.
VISUAL IMAGERY AND OBJECT
MEDITATION
Visual imagery can range from concentrating on a visual image mentally, to observing
a physical image and allowing the thoughts, ideas, and emotions that image evokes to
pass by, to guided visual meditation where a teacher guides the practitioner through
a series of descriptions of scenes for the practitioner to construct mentally.
Therefore, visual imagery meditation can be utilized in concentration or mindful meditation.
Visual meditation can also assist in pain reduction, increased healing time, and reduce
stress, anxiety and various other forms of tension.
This method of meditation is typically utilized 15-20 minutes per day, with or without brief
usage throughout the day. This form of meditation may be easier for those who find mindful
or concentration exclusive meditation challenging, as this form of meditation can shift
between the two.
Physical objects are commonly utilized in concentration meditation, though some types of
objects, those of a rhythmic or hypnotic nature, can be advantageous for mindful meditation
as a means to induce a free-floating mindset.
Recent studies have found that mindfulness meditation training lasting as little as 27
minutes a day for eight weeks can result in brain structure changes. These
measurable changes in brain regions are associated with memory, sense of self,
empathy, and stress. These cognitive and psychological benefits involved the
thickening of the cerebral cortex in areas associated with attention and emotional
integrations.
In addition, participants of these studies reported reductions in stress, which were
correlated to decreased grey-matter density in the amygdala, which is known to play a
fundamental role in anxiety and stress. Therefore, this and related research shows us that
we can play an active role in changing our brains, and increasing our well-being and quality
of life.
The primary goal of the practice of meditation is to alter the baseline state of experience and
to eliminate the distinction between the meditative and post-meditative states. The goal
typically involves cultivating an increased awareness of a more subtle baseline during which
the sense of an “autobiographical or narrative self is de-emphasized.”
Extended training has been said to reduce egocentric traits and alter the emotional baseline.
Aims also include experiencing the present in the sense of “nowness,” and affects in regards
to the “attentional baseline” by reducing distractions or daydream-like thoughts.
Concerning Attention Meditation, a similar EEG signature has been found, where an increase
in alpha activity, mostly over the central and frontal electrodes, happens immediately after
meditation begins. In Objectless Meditation, long-term practitioners have been found to self-
induce sustained EEG high-amplitude gamma-band oscillations and phase synchrony during
meditation.
The primary high arousal method utilized to reach a psychically conducive state, is a
pure rhythmic aerobic workout. Since there are quite a few aerobic workouts
conceivable, we will be focusing on the most commonly used methods reported as
successful in improving overall psychical, psychological, and physiological well-being.
Aerobic exercise is a physical exercise that intends to improve the oxygen system (aerobic
means “with oxygen’). Typically, aerobic exercises are preformed at moderate levels of
intensity for extended amounts of time, 3 to 4 times a week.
Experients starting an aerobic workout for the first time should keep activity moderate and
record their psychical performance success per different times, per day and per week.
Typically, I recommend aerobic exercise 15-25 minutes twice a day (once in the early
morning hours and once pre-performance, if held later in the day), at least 5-7 days a week.
Ideally, experients should strive to exercise a total of 25-60 minutes per day. This additional
time is not just for psychical benefits, but also for psychological and physiological benefits.
The most commonly used methods reported as successful in improving overall psychical,
psychological, and physiological well-being include:
Aerobic Dance – Freestyle dance and ritual dance have been utilized throughout history as a
means to reach a psychically conducive state. Freestyle dance involves “going with the flow”
and just allowing the body to move to the rhythm of the music. Ritual dance involves
choreographed moves, or a sequence of steps, which have an underlying spiritual meaning.
Swimming – Swim sessions can consist of laps, treading water, or both as long as they are
performed in a vigorous manner. To induce an altered state of consciousness, experients
should focus on the rhythm of their strokes.
Jogging/Running – Another high impact rhythmic aerobic exercise is jogging and running.
Jogging should be suggested to experients that are just starting a routine, as oppose to
running. Experients can later choose to increase difficulty through a faster pace jog and then
to a run, or simply an increase in the distance of their jog.
Elliptical Training – To reach an altered state of consciousness with an elliptical trainer, the
experient should focus on the rhythm of their strides. Beginners should be cautious, as falls
from machine can be harmful.
Cycling – Experients should ideally locate a quite nature bike path. For rhythmic induction,
experients should focus on the rhythm of their pedaling.
Aerobic exercise will strengthen the muscles involved in respiration to facilitate the flow of
air in and out of the lungs, strengthen and enlarge the heart muscle to improve its pumping
efficiency and reduce the resting heart rate (i.e. aerobic conditioning), strengthen muscles
throughout the body, improve circulation efficiency and reduce blood pressure, increase the
total number of red blood cells in the body facilitating transport of oxygen, improve overall
mental health including reducing stress and lowering the incidence of depression, and
reduce the risk for diabetes.
PSI AND THE DEFAULT MODE NETWORK
Individually, the regions of the brain in which consist of this network have been recognized
as active in effortful tasks such as recall the past, projecting into future scenarios, assigning
the motives and feelings to other individuals, and weighing personal values.
The central hub of this mode activity, what appears to light up consistently during mental
relaxation, is the medial parietal cortex, which also becomes active when one attempts to
recall their past (i.e. utilize the long-term memory, which has been correlated with psi
processes).
The medial prefrontal cortex, which is a uniquely human structure that becomes active when
one attempts to imagine what another individual is thinking. In addition, this mode appears
to require the same level of energy to operate as do the networks associated with hard
mental labor, suggesting that there is quite a bit more going on during this so-called “idle’
state of mind.
Throughout history, experients of many forms of psychical and spiritual phenomena
have induced states of strong psychological absorption as a means to involve
themselves effortlessly into the contents of their experience.
There are several ways to reach a strong state of psychological absorption, which in most
respects, involves the increase of alpha, and to a lesser extent theta, brain wave activity.
Common methods used in the past include relaxation, meditation, tai chi, prayer, or several
other forms of low level arousal in which heart rate, muscle tension, and respiration are
decreased.
Alternatively, these individuals may have opted for high-level arousal to reach a strong state
of psychological absorption such as vigorous, ritualistic, and rhythmic dance or other similar
high arousal methods.
High arousal meditation works via rhythmic induction, where the usage of repetitive rhythms
(e.g. motions or sounds) induces a meditative trance state. This entrainment is the result of
the synchronization of various rhythmic cycles including breathing, heart rate, auditory
stimulus (e.g. rhythmic music or trance music) and brain wave activity.
The ability of rhythmic sound to affect brain wave activity is the essence of “auditory driving”
(i.e. the induction of trance via the sense of hearing by using e.g. music or white noise) and is
the result of altered states of consciousness that rhythm can induce. However, some
individuals may find high arousal less effective than others may.
Any form of exercise that gets the heart rate up to target for at least 10 minutes in
conjunction with a rhythm can result in a strong psychological absorption state.
Age Target HR Zone Average Max HR
The diversity of meditation can reach back through time to African ritualistic tribal
dance, Tibetan tantric practices, etc. The generic utilization of meditation, or applying
such a diversity of practices to the term, ultimately results in the trivialization of the
practices themselves.
However, while diverse in approach, many traditions have independently developed
techniques that in the end, appear to lead to similar and measurable results.
Similarities include claims in regards to the ultimate fundamental meaning or nature of the
state of consciousness attained, the metaphysical phenomenological descriptions, and the
effects of meditative practices on the brain and body.
Mental Health – Implementing a simple meditative practice into your life for as little as 15
minutes a day can assist individuals in controlling stress, decreasing anxiety, improve
cardiovascular health, and achieve a more profound capacity for relaxation.
Mental health also increases our likelihood to make positive behavioral decisions, where
psychological issues can conversely result in poor behavioral decisions and actions that can
contribute to various types of medical conditions.
These poor behavioral decisions and actions can include smoking, excessive alcohol or drug
usage, poor eating habits, various types of reckless behavior, and can all result in severe
physiological issues and a need for medical services and treatment.
Physical Health – Meditation has been found though scientific studies to be accompanied
by a host of biochemical and physiological alterations in the body of which can alter and
benefit your metabolism, heart rate, respiration, blood pressure, and brain activity.
Characteristic responses also include decreased cortisol, which is a type of hormone
associated with stress.
MEDITATION: GETTING STARTED AND
MAINTAINING MOTIVATION
The first step to getting started with a meditation practice and maintaining motivation is to
identify what you enjoy doing along with what will benefit you most (e.g. strengthen your
weaknesses).
The second step is for an experient to get support from their doctor. This is especially
important if an experient has had physical injuries in the past, has other medical issues such
as a heart condition, and for experients over the age of 40.
The third step is for experients to set reasonable goals, including several small goals leading
up to their ultimate goals. Experients should think realistically and set practical goals that do
not reside outside of their limitations.
The fourth step involves experients avoiding viewing their practice as a chore or duty. If
experients see their meditation practice as something they “should” do, they may be more
inclined to view meditation as work rather than play, or as a job rather than a fun activity.
The fifth step involves the experient addressing their limitations. While this will be done to a
degree when the experient attempts to set reasonable goals, the experient should continue
to make note of limitations they find along the way. Some limitations can be temporary,
where with application and dedication the weakness can become a strength.
The sixth step is for the experient to prepare for setbacks and obstacles. . Just because an
experient missed a session one day, does not mean the experient cannot maintain a
meditation practice. Rather, their ability to get back on tract the next day means the
experient was prepared for setbacks and obstacles because they continued to maintain a
positive mindset and dedication to their meditation practice.
The seventh step is for the experient to choose, or create new, motivational words that can
help them achieve their goals. When these messages are absorbed, these motivational cues
can assist the experient in positive change. Example: “What the mind can conceive and
believe it can achieve.” – Napoleon Hill
Deep breathing is a rhythmic process of expansion and contraction. Through the
breathing process, we can voluntarily influence the involuntary (e.g. sympathetic
nervous system) that regulates blood pressure, heart rate, circulation, digestion and
many other physical functions.
Therefore, breathing is viewed as a bridge, allowing us to control the otherwise
uncontrollable functions of our bodies. When deep breathing, it is important for the
experient to make sure they are using abdominal breathing and not chest breathing.
Chest breathing is common in individuals with chronic stress, which can lead to a restriction
of the connective and muscular tissue in the chest, whereby resulting in a decreased range
of motion in the chest wall. Due to this more rapid and shallow breathing, the chest does not
expand as much as it would with slower and deeper breaths.
You can identify if you are a chest breather by placing your right hand on your chest and left
hand on your abdomen. As you breathe, notice which hand rises more than the other does.
If the hand on your chest raises more, then you are a chest breather.
If so, this type of breathing is inefficient, because the greatest amount of blood flow occurs
in the lower lobes of the lungs, of which your breath is not reaching. This means you are
receiving less oxygen transfer to the blood and a poor delivery of nutrients to your tissues.
Fortunately, you can alter your breathing habits via time and attention. Just remember to
breath deeper, during meditation, and throughout your day-to-day.
In popular meditation, there exists a continuum of two modes of practices. The first
mode involves one-pointed attention techniques that cultivate a form of voluntary,
effortful, and sustained attention on an object. The second mode involves the
cultivation of a more broadly focused, non-judgmental mode of free-floating
attention.
These modes differ from typical relaxation techniques because they exist to achieve a
balance between hypoarousal (i.e. activating the default network) and excitation (i.e.
activation of attention and other cognitive processes). This balance is assumed required to
maintain a sufficient clarity or meta-awareness throughout the meditative process.
The first mode often derives its techniques from Indian yogic concentration meditation,
where the individual concentrates their attention on a single object such as breath, a
mantra, a chakra center, or an internally visualized image. The second mode often derives its
techniques from a meditative practice called Zazen.
The aim of zazen is to suspend all judgmental thinking and allow words, ideas, images, and
thoughts to pass by void of further involvement. Techniques also include mindfulness
meditation techniques, where the individual does not focus the mind on a single object, but
rather observes a wide range of passing thoughts, emotions, sensations, or images.
If an individual feels they have a shortcoming, lacking concentration or the ability to let go,
they should attempt the most challenging type of meditation. This is because of a lack of
equilibrium in the brain. The goal in meditation is to reach a level of effectiveness in regards
to both concentration and mindfulness meditation.
When an experient begins their day within a psychically conducive and enhancing
environment, they will discover it is easier to maintain a psychical conducive mindset. This
naturally amplified mindset will allow the experient to increase performance values and
performance quality in less time, and with less effort.
Although this practice functions via strictly defined principles, there is clearance for self-
expression and creativity. In situations when principles appear ambiguous, or where
numerous solutions present themselves, some of the best solutions have been found
through intuition alone.
Colorization enhancement seeks to re-establish the connection of the experient to the
natural flow of life by implementing into an experients environment more of the natural
energies human beings today lack do to the artificiality of their environments. The colors
that enhance you are equal to your Psychic Type.
Colorization enhancement can be complex and difficult to understand because of its variety
of systems. These can include aesthetic, psychological, physiological, associative,
and symbolic systems.
The systems of association, aesthetics, and symbolism, like language, vary culture to culture,
while other systems appear to be cross-cultural (defined effects despite an experients
culture). Colorization enhancement can be a tedious qualitative practice, requiring
alternation and re-alteration of environmental elements every time the environment (or the
experient) changes.
Because color exerts its influence upon an experient through its innate qualities, so to
should the experient exert their influence upon the colors within their environment.
This may present a false sense of control, and while to a degree some control can be had on
the classical scale, the quantum scale allows for a certain degree of freedom that will some
days be a benefit and other days act as interference in regards to the experients goals of
enhancement.
In other words, by no means does “enhancement” or “control” signify any relation to
“predictability.”
This results in the unpredictability of individual human perception of a given color and
whereby makes psychological effects variant. In other words, the transmission of the colored
light represents one aspect of color, and the reception of the light by the human eye
represents the other.
Because the psychological aspect is entwined with the physiological and psychical aspects,
this unpredictability exists throughout the system. There are psychological and physiological
effect correlations to personality traits.
Because color has the intrinsic ability to alter personality, it therefore has the intrinsic ability
to alter psychological, physiological, and psychical functions and responses.
This method of enhancement deals with valid, observable phenomena (e.g. electromagnetic
energy and the connection between the mind and body). It works on the conscious and
subconscious levels, aiding the experient in conditioning their psychical intentions and
influence.
The biophysical processes in which results in physiological effects are both theoretical and
hypothetical, and are relatively parallel to theories surrounding the effects of Light Therapy.
These processes are assumed correlated to wavelengths of light (specific colors), and it is
assumed that they are converted into photon (light) energy in the experients skin. This
energy then decays into an electron stream, whereby changing the electrical potential of the
skin.
This process stimulates cAMP (a molecule important to many biological processes that relays
signals from receptors on the cell surface to target molecules inside the cell) biochemical
energy synthesis in the experients cells stimulating healing.
Imprinted within its neural structure, the brain carries somatosensory maps of the body.
These maps are like the “master control blueprints” of the entire physiological system. In
addition, each cell carries a cellular memory, for its replication, in its chromosomes or
genetic DNA.
When activated, these maps stimulate an arousal potential in the autonomic nervous
system, where by sending impulses (patterns of stimulus) throughout the body, to the brain,
and back into the tissues and cells. This results in the activation of protein synthesis, healing,
and repair.
It is via this perspective I have and continue to study the interface of the psychical,
psychological, and physiological systems. Historically, the psychical system has been
examined through physiological responses and organ systems innervated by the autonomic
nervous system.
More recently, examiners are more interested in the central nervous system (CNS) and
explore cortical brain potentials (e.g. such as the many types of event-related-potentials
(ERPs), brain waves, utilizing functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRIs), MRI, PET, MET
and other neuroimagery techniques).
Because of this link between the three systems, improvement in one system (e.g.
functionality) appears to have a direct effect on the remaining two systems, regardless of
which system has been improved.
It is because of this link that examiners, including myself, implore experients to take
immense care of their psychological and physiological health if they desire to improve the
usability and functionality of their psychical performance.
PSYCHIC ABILITY RANDOMLY STOPS
This can be achieved through mindful meditation and behavioral therapy, i.e. in effect
teaching your brain new (psychically conducive) ways of managing emotional reactions and
thought patterns. Spurts of disbelief and other self-defeating behaviors can also lead to
“shutting off” an ability for periods of time.
In addition, stress, anxiety, and other neuroses typically alter influence in way other than
“shutting off,” primarily it shifts intention to work opposite, or backwards. The only
resolution to this in particular is to either wait to perform until you compose yourself, such
as meditating prior to performance, or being aware of when you are not composed,
whereby being aware of the modified dynamics of influence.
In addition, perhaps this specific type of phenomena is not your strong suit. Taking my free
psychical profiling assessment may help you gain some clarity on this issue. In addition, is
it possible you are simply “choking under pressure?” In other words, are you thinking about
performance too much? Do you feel paralyzed by analysis? Do you feel as if you “need” to
control every aspect of what you are doing to ensure success (e.g. people, the environment)?
In these cases, meditation, such as 10 minute relaxation techniques, and practice can help.
Lastly, did you change your approach or technique?
While ESP and PK appear to exist outside of physical law, they do appear to exist within the
area of physical possibilities. In other words, while there are extraordinary things people can
achieve psychically, there are limitations. Are you practicing outside of your limitations? The
best way to figure this out is to learn more about your ability through others with your
specific ability, or read books, journals, or papers on the assumed mechanics/dynamics of
your ability.
WHY CAN I PUT OBJECTS INTO MOTION,
BUT NOT KEEP THEM GOING? (PK)
Experients in which have high success rates for influencing objects at rest, often report the
inability to influence the direction of objects successfully once the object is put into motion.
Again, while this is very common, it may not necessarily be a permanent constraint. Working
on this limitation can result in (1) no effect, (2) reversed effect (3) allow one to influence
objects at rest and objects in motion. This limitation may be the result of an inability to force
non-equilibrium in objects, or the inability to maintain non-equilibrium in objects.
Whatever the case, experients with limitations of this nature can attempt exercises involving
focusing on an object. For objects at rest, the experient should attempt putting the object
into a very slow and steady motion rather than short bursts of momentum. For objects
already in motion, the experient should attempt ceasing the motion of the object very
gradually. Slow and steady actions will produce greater rewards then blunt actions.
One factor that may also cause this limitation is a lack of mental focus during influence,
whereby the experient can “get the ball rolling” but cannot maintain the focus required to
“keep the ball rolling.” I suggest meditative focus techniques ideal for focusing attention such
as Yoga.
WHY EMPATHS ARE DRAWN TO TAKERS
A large quantity of ESP based data has become comprehensible due to memory
models in which assume that the systemic source of extrasensory information is
somehow localized in the long-term memory.
Recent findings support the hypothesis that memory is distributed in many regions of the
brain, assumed as a means to potentially compensate for damage to one storage area. In
other words, the support of memory is not specific to certain regions, but rather a whole
network.
The view up until now was that in regards to memory, if point (A) was lost then
point (B) would be on all of the time to take over for (A). However, this assumption appears
today to be incorrect, as (B) would only take over if and when needed (i.e. is exclusively
need-based).
Most of the time (B) appears to act like a normal piece of brain tissue and only kicks into
“hyperdrive” when (A) is particularly challenged, and performs in less than a second. While
this is a remarkable fluid neural plasticity, it is not to be confused with the standard “(B) took
over for (A), but rather (B) will take over when needed. Such a finding (that memory is
distributed in many regions of the brain) will pose an issue for the parapsychological
community in regards to isolating a region of the brain responsible for psi cognitive
processes, or rather, could potentially explain what such a region has not yet exclusively
been found.
THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN WANTING
& NEEDING PSYCHIC EXPERIENCES
The following is a basic overview of the Do’s and Don’ts associated with relatively
controlled psychic ability and performance.
Psychic Do‘s
1. Educate yourself on the basics of psychical mechanisms such as how psychic
ability works inside and outside the body. The more you know, the better you can direct
your efforts.
Can you Briefly Explain the Mechanisms of Psi, How Psi Works?
Psi Mediation
The Experiential Phase of Psi
The University of Alternative Studies
2. Psychic ability is need-based, not want-based. Find a way to implement your ability into
your career to develop a daily need to perform. Control comes from daily use and analysis.
The Role of Psi
What is the Difference Between Wanting to Use Psi, and Needing to Use Psi?
3. Meditate prior to performance, 15 to 30 minutes be it either high level arousal (rhythmic
aerobic or anaerobic exercise; elliptical, swimming, rhythmic dance) or low level arousal
(yoga, deep breathing, tai chi).
4. Asses your Psychical Type for enhancement opportunities.
Psychical Profiling and Free Assessment
5. Join a psychic support group.
QP Psychic Forum Community
6. Eat a well balanced diet, including raw vegetables and fruits.
Eat Right For Your Blood Type
7. Exercise regularly. (15 min a day or 30 min three times a week)
8. Keep a positive mindset and keep believing. Positive mindsets and psychic belief are
associated with high ESP and PK scoring.
Psychic Dont’s
1. Let stress, depression, worry, anxiety or fear get the better of you. If you cannot
control conscious intent, you cannot control subconscious or preconscious intent (i.e.
psychical intent)
Targeting Psychological Health for Psychical Enhancement
Increased Reactivity to Psychical Stimuli Due to Mental Illness
2. Use drugs, drink alcohol or smoke cigarettes as these have been shown to reduce ESP
and PK scoring
3. Use forms of meditation that involves cognitive work, the mind has to “let go.”
4. Practice or exercise your ability sporadically, your body thrives on rhythm.
5. Practice or exercise in a sensory stimulating environment (bright, loud, chaotic). The
less stimuli the better.
6. Neglect a physical illness or injury. You need system wide health to perform.
Correlations Between Psychical Phenomena and Presence of Physiological Illness
7. Give up hope.
8. Assume you are crazy. If the psychical evidence is there, accept your ability, and move on
to finding a practical daily use for it.
The multiverse (or meta-universe, metaverse) is the hypothetical set of multiple possible universes
(including the historical universe we consistently experience) that together comprise everything
that exists: the entirety of space, time, matter, and energy as well as the physical laws and
constants that describe them. The various universes within the multiverse are sometimes called
parallel universes. – Source: WikiPedia
I am a bit of a skeptic when it comes to “multiverse” hypotheses. I have read a fair
deal on quantum efficiency, and the idea of postulating an infinite number of
universes, and all the information required to sustain those universes, does not seem
efficient.
Typically, physicists lean towards this idea because it is more elegant, and Occam’s razor
generally recommends selecting the competing hypothesis that makes the fewest new
assumptions. However, quantum mechanics is typically more complex when it is more
efficient, e.g. multiple states vs. binary states. However, I could be wrong, but since these
hypotheses lack testability and are unobservable due to “various space-time frameworks” we
may never know.
I think these hypotheses may be replaced in the coming years with hypotheses involving
Nature’s ability to computate relative causal knowledge encompassing deterministic
and random variables (determining probability), i.e. what “could be” not what “is now,” but
only time will tell.
THE BIPOLAR EMPATH
The most common psychiatric diagnosis among those with extraordinary empathic
skills is Bipolar Disorder. Also known as manic depression, manic-depressive disorder
and bipolar affective disorder, this diagnosis describes a category of mood disorders.
In the case of many empaths, there are presences of a multitude of episodes of
abnormally elevated mood throughout their lives.
Moods bounce back and forth from major depression to times of mania or experience both
emotions simultaneously. Episodes of one mood or another can last days, months, even
years at a time. In extreme cases, empaths can experience psychotic symptoms such as
delusions and hallucinations. Depressive episodes are associated with distress and
disruption leading to elevated risk of suicide.
Manic episodes are associated with creativity, goal striving and positive achievements,
though usually acted out without forethought or logical thinking. Empaths tend to have mild
to severe bipolar disorders throughout childhood and adulthood.
Periods of heightened emotional stress can accelerate the disorder as well as increases in
empathic sensitivity. Increased empathic sensitivity can lead to stronger and more frequent
episodes just as periods of heightened emotional stress can increase empathic sensitivity.
While this disorder may always be an underlying part of the empath, there are treatments
that can help bring the disorder into varying levels of control. Treatments include
psychological based behavior therapy and stress management and psychiatric based
medicative treatments.
Empaths are encouraged to meditate on their empathic skill as a means to focus their
transmission and reception of emotions as to spare themselves and others of unnecessary
additional stress. Some empaths may find control through meditation via attempting to
narrow the reception/transmission channel that they use to send and receive emotional
packages of information. Ignoring a condition such as bipolar disorder will only lead to
increased complications, sensitivity and frequency of episodes.
4. Avoid talking or opening up electronic communications (e.g. phone, chat, etc.) with a
suspected telepathist.
8. Avoid wearing the colors red, white, or purple in the company of a suspected telepathist.
2. Learn how to manage yourself in highly emotionally provoking situations you cannot avoid
(e.g. anger management).
5. Avoid being around others who are under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
3. Avoid becoming verbally or physically hostile yourself or you will lose your focus.
7. Avoid letting others push you around or take advantage of you, and vice versa.
Secondly, I explain that since we are typically using our psychical ability all of the time, the
question we need to ask is not “How do I use it?” but rather “When am I not using it?” While
there is some debate out there still on the issue, it seems that a person has to believe in
psychical ability to utilize psychical ability. In other words, if one strongly does not believe in
such things, then ones mental and physical processes have no need to use it!
In addition, Extrasensory Perception and Psychokinesis are bimodal, meaning they work two
ways. When we are happy, optimistic, relaxed and positive thinking/feeling in general,
psychical ability works to direct you towards what you need, i.e. what is most beneficial.
Because of the bimodal nature of psychical ability, a negative thinking or stressed individual
has two options to gain some level of predictability. On one hand, they can shift their
perspective from pessimistic to optimistic, or to relax when stressed, and reset the mode.
However, if one cannot relax, or shift their perspective, they will have to remember that their
psychical ability mode is now shifted, and act accordingly. In the case of either mode, it may
not be that your psychical ability “just stopped working,” but rather, it just stopped working
the way you are use to it working.
Once the specific functions and modes of a psychical ability are understood, my clients start
to notice “how” they are already utilizing their psychical ability on a regular basis. Once the
ability can be seen, it can begin to be understood. Once it is understood, the client can begin
to build and structure solid psychical experiential skills.
STOPPING OBJECTS IN MOTION –
PSYCHOKINESIS PK
For these experiments, the experient of the psychokinetic phenomena will need a lawn
pinwheel, an anemometer to test for aerokinetic-based wind velocity effects, and a digital
outdoor thermometer to measure for thermokinetic effects, just to start.
If neither of these meters picks up on the influence type, the experient may need to devise a
controlled laboratory experiment involving more complex, and often more costly, types of
measurement devices.
However, while some individuals appear limited to one type of influence over others, many
individuals experience many types of influence over the course of their lives. In the end,
while some find it more comforting to know what type of influence there are utilizing, it is
not always necessary to know initially, as in time, utilizing multiple types of experiments may
reveal the influence type.
GETTING CONTROL OVER PSYCHIC
EXPERIENCES
Unstable psychical phenomena can be the result of many factors, but is mainly due to
instability of psychic health. One factor can be mental or physical health influencing
psychic health. Through my years of research I have found direct correlations between
psychophysiological health and psychical stability with stress or anxiety as the most
common causes.
When the psychophysiological health of an experient of psychical phenomena is
compromised to any degree (e.g. stress, anxiety, acute or chronic pain), the experient is
bombarded with an increased reactivity to psychical stimuli.
Whether the condition is the result of the psychical instability, or the psychical instability is
the result of the condition is never clear, but treating the condition appears to treat the
psychical instability every time. Another factor can be the result of the
experients immediate environment. I have found many correlations between elements in
the environment and increased psychical phenomena during my years of research.
While these elements maybe advantageous to those experiencing stable phenomena
looking to enhance said phenomena, these elements can also send unstable phenomena
spiraling out of control. Elements can include specific wavelengths of light, pigments of color,
and various types of materials in the experients immediate environment.
Experients can identify these factors via psychical assessment. Once the experient is aware
of what factors to work on, or avoid, the experient can begin their way towards psychical
well-being.
Unbelievable as it may be, some experients ask me how to “shut off a psychic ability”
almost as often as other experients ask me how to develop or enhance an “ability.” In
regards to experients of sporadic “seemingly useless” psychical phenomena, there are
two alternatives.
Enhance the “ability” so it can be of use.
Deviate from requirements and enhancers to allow the “ability to fade out. “
Sporadic phenomena can be briefly defined as psychical phenomena in which happen a
couple of times a year or less, that interrupts the individuals’ lifestyle. Enhancing the
phenomena (frequency and/or intensity) comes from consciously exercising the phenomena
on a daily basis. Enhancers can also be utilized; such as light and color. For more information
regarding enhancement, please take my Free Psychical Profiling Assessment.
To allow phenomena to fade, the most successful method I have found to date is though the
deviation of associated personality traits and enhancers. Individuals who do this
unknowingly, describe the event as “though their abilities just disappeared for no known
reason.” This is most common in experients who have been subjected to drastic lifestyle
changes, typically trauma, prior to the “disappearance” of the phenomena.
Experients can assess what traits and enhancers to deviate from by taking the
aforementioned assessment, as what is mentioned are enhancers. (Just do the opposite).
For example, the opposite of category yellow is gray. There is always the possibility that the
phenomena lost will be replaced with another form of phenomena associated with the
opposite category. In fact, in any case of attempting to remove, ignore or “fade” a form of
phenomena is never absolute. In fact, it can make the situation less tolerable.
This is why I have mentioned enhancing the phenomena to the point of usage first, as that
has proven to be the easier and more efficient way to deal with sporadic phenomena.
Unfortunately, enhancing is rarely a direction experients are willing to take if all they want is
a “normal life.”
As in any field of study or discipline, branching is an important requirement in
organizing and understanding specific rules and laws that may only apply to one sub-
discipline, or in cross sub-disciplines, which would otherwise be lost in the ambiguity
of one discipline.
Branching aims to describe complex phenomena (ESP and PK: in this case considered
umbrella terms to refer to a plurality of sub-disciplines) through simpler phenomena in the
hope of finding a Theory of Psi.
When attempting to approach complex phenomena (a wide range of phenomena under one
discipline) without first approaching simpler phenomena (sub-disciplines), no distinguishing
lines are made between them, whether only arbitrary and ambiguous or not, resulting in
obscurity, misunderstanding, and the inertia of progression towards a Theory of Psi.
I BELIEVE IN PSYCHIC EXPERIENCES,
BUT A LOVED ONE DOESN’T
On average, and for valid reasons, people believe in what they have experienced in
some form or another. For a small few, this can be a single event experienced though
one form of sensory modality (e.g. visual evidentiary support).
Others on the other hand, may require many recurring experiencing through several forms
of sensory modalities (e.g. visual, auditory, tactile, etc.). Of course, many people will oppose
such phenomena even after numerous experiences.
While the two aforementioned types of individuals can be persuaded with time via
convincing experiences, the latter may be more challenging. This impossibility stems from
the fact that people tend to internalize and build upon the beliefs of the people around them
during their childhood.
If a person uses these beliefs as a permanent foundation to build a permanent core belief
structure, they may inadvertently become incapable of accepting such conflicting beliefs.
In this case, accepting such phenomena as reality would devastate if not entirely annihilate
their entire core belief system. While convincing this type of person that such phenomena
do indeed exist may be quite a challenging endeavor, usually, over much time and debate,
some level of agreement can be reached.
This is not typically achieved by explaining how such phenomena are possible in hopes the
other person understands and accepts what has been shared, but rather by the believer
learning more about the unbelievers core beliefs in which are restricting their ability to even
consider the existence of such phenomena, let alone begin
DO I RECEIVE PSYCHIC MESSAGES
FROM A SPIRIT GUIDE OR NATURE?
I typically answer this question via my profiling methods, as these methods appear to
identify the nature of the source of the anomalous information quite accurately
despite the complexities surrounding such a question. For many years I have worked
along side individuals skilled in clairvoyant and mediumistic anomalous
communication and have found certain characteristics exclusive to each type.
Typically, clairvoyants and mental mediums rank high in regards to category Type Yellow,
while trance mediums typically rank high in regards to category Type Black. Throughout
formulating psychical profiles, I have obtained more reports from Type Yellows suggesting
communications with “angelic entities or spirit guides, ” “reality,” the “universe” or “Nature”
itself (as though Nature itself is a universal information system) then I have in regards to
Type Blacks.
In reports involving Type Black experients of psychical phenomena, multiple or a single
“entities” are typically reported. These entities vary in description from ancestors, recently
deceased relatives, and spirits of the deceased in general. While such is not always the case,
as there are no pure types (i.e. people tend to blend into two to three major types), those
who score high in regard to Type Yellow typically communicate with spirit guides or Nature,
while those who score high in regards to Type Black typically communicate with spirits of the
dead or Nature (postocognition). This is of course a generalized answer.
However, Type Gray tends to only communicate with Nature. Keep in mind, when referring
to “nature” I don’t necessarily mean plants and animals, but rather the non-biological, the
information-based whole of the universe. In other words, the code of nature.
WHY DO GHOSTS WEAR CLOTHES?
The first sight model helps the parapsychological community answer difficult
questions like “why do ghosts wear clothes?” or “how can there be apparitions of
living individuals?”
Such experiences are assumed the result of hallucinations, possibly mediated via telepathy
or clairvoyance. Such hallucinations are assumed a product of the mind and constructed
from images in the “receivers” memory, rather from the “senders” memory.
Therefore, it is assumed that no mediation of visual impressions from the sender to the
receiver has occurred, but rather the mediation of generalized information to be later
cognized via the receivers own memorial images. Assumptions continue suggesting that the
images are retrieved from the receiver’s conscious and subconscious memory (i.e.
extrasensory experience arises exclusively from memory).
Parapsychology is defined as the application of scientific methods to the study of
certain kinds of anomalous phenomena, which basically states that a desire to be
come a parapsychologist is a desire to become a scientist.
Realizing this, one needs to decide from which scientific discipline they want to approach
parapsychology. Many parapsychologists start with a academic background in psychology,
typically a Ph.D.
This above applies to those who desire to become a researcher, counselor, or educator in
parapsychology. Alternatives to parapsychology, depending on your focus,
include metaphysics (involved in studying the fundamental nature of being and
reality), paranormal investigations (investigating locations that are reported to be haunted
by ghosts), spiritual counseling (counseling from both a practical and spiritual perspective),
and writing (in regard to experiences in your field, or your personal life).
Recent parapsychological research suggests that psychical system (e.g. psychical
processes) are both “need-based” and are the result of a normal subconscious
engagement with Nature (including reality and all constituents of reality e.g.
individuals) beyond our physical and sensorial boundaries. This engagement, termed
“psi,” void of spatial proximity (distance), can be broken into two main categories (e.g.
Extrasensory Perception and Psychokinesis).
Such received and assimilated information is assumed involved in the development of all
experiences. Psi is assumed to operate continuously at the basic, beginning level of human
functioning (i.e. a first sight rather than a second sight). Since it seems that perceptual
experiences begin with the psi level of engagement and shares similar functioning patterns
with other subconscious processes, psychical processes are assumed to be integrated with
these other subconscious processes.
Research has also lead to the finding that psi processes work with the memory (specifically
the long-term memory) which is stored in various regions throughout the brain. Because psi
is a fundamental basis of human functioning (e.g. perceptual experience), and the
information is received and stored throughout the mind, there may be no way to “shut off” a
psychical ability.
However, the psychical system appears to be linked to the emotional system and
personality. Typically, in an individual will low stress and well maintained mental and
physical health, psychical processes present themselves in a non-intrusive and typically
unnoticeable manner, whereby simply contributing to experience rather than be an
experience in and of itself.
Acute and chronic periods of heightened stress, mental illness (anxiety, depression, etc) and
or physical illness, can increase the noticeability of a particular form of psychical
phenomena. The resolution here is to remedy the stress (stress management, meditation,
behavioral therapy, other forms of medical or therapeutic treatment, etc.) to alleviate the
noticeability of the phenomena.
Basically, the supposition is, that all objects “contain” information regarding their history,
events, states, etc., including the information textually written within them. Experients of
psychometry can touch a book, or quickly flip through the pages of a book at incredible
speed and clairvoyantly (clairvoyant cognition) receive the summation of the book, either
directly from the book, or indirectly through Nature.
Other psychics, such as Edgar Cayce, have reported the ability to “absorb” information from
a book placed under their head while asleep. How this process works for sure is unknown.
However, some assume this is the result of energy transference, or quantum correlations i.e.
a “quantum connection,” be they the result of entanglement or non-classical correlations
void of entanglement.
The topics mentioned above are topics of parapsychology. Therefore, if one desires to know
more about how such abilities work, they should look into books or journals that involve the
scientific study of psi.
WAS MY PSYCHIC DREAM REAL?
The way to validate a psychical dream is through research. The most efficient way to
research a person or event in a dream is to know what information to research, but
the most essential way to research a person or event in a dream is to have all the
information necessary to being a research project.
Research has shown that one of the best ways to remember your dreams is to enhance your
working memory as the more efficient an experients’ memory is, the more critical details
they will be able to remember from the dream.
These critical details are what will help the experient develop a research strategy that could
lead to validation. Research has also shown that keeping a dream journal at the bedside to
log details about dreams upon waking preserves the crucial details of dreams, many in
which are otherwise rapidly forgotten soon after waking.
This allows for a later in-depth analysis of dreams after the experient is completely awake.
Such in-depth analysis should involve both conceptual (shapes, textures, colors, emotions,
and other sensations) and contextual (times, places, names, associated objects or events,
etc.) information recorded from the dream.
The more information acquired from the dream, the more an experient can narrow down
an exploratory search. Research tools can involve online news media in regards to events
that have already happened, but identifying an event that has yet to happen, or identifying a
person, requires the learned skill of drawing large conclusions from small observations
through efficient deductive reasoning.
EMPATH MOODS AND OTHER PEOPLE’S
EMOTIONS
Moods are typically of a low intensity and void of a specific focus, while emotions are
typically high intensity with a specific focus. Based on years of my own psychical research
initiatives, it appears that empaths are prone to “knowing or “simulating” the emotions of
others, but not the moods of others, as this involves far more content than just emotions.
However, extended exposure to other sad individuals can result in affecting the mood of an
empathist if they indulge in the momentary emotions of others consistently. In this case,
such external sources of sadness can exacerbate existing sadness (within the empathist),
which may or may not be known to the empath at the conscious level.
Another way to distinguish if a state is purely emotional or a mood is to clarify the state. If
you feel sad with brief behaviors of withdrawal or feelings of powerlessness, then this is an
emotion. However, if your feelings are better described as ‘depression’ and therefore posses
a high degree of consistency, then it may just be your mood.
In summary, if the feelings are sporadic, with a more defined beginning and an end, and
appear as spikes of high intensities, then it may be purely an emotion and could be coming
from others, but if the feelings are diffuse with no high or lows, then this may just be your
own mood.
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Scherer, K.R. (2005). What are Emotions? And How Can They be Measured? Social
Science Information: Trends and Developments: Research on Emotions.
HOW DOES PSI WORK?
I assume this results in the increase of the amplitude of the ultra-weak biophotonic field
around the individual (scientifically proven to exist) due to electrons in the body being
lowered to the ground state where by emitting biophotons.
At this time, I assume the biophotons then detect diverse information in regards to the
individual, the situation, and the environment via the quantum teleportation of information
(communication of information at a distance between photons; a scientific possibility).
I then assume the biophoton energy is then converted into electrical energy (scientifically
possible) and the information is then processed by the central nervous system, and sent
through the memory areas of the brain (a parapsychological theory with a very solid basis)
and shortly thereafter the information is consciously cognized by the individual.
This particular model assumes the process of receiving psi-based information through
Clairvoyance. The same model can be used to describe ESP reception and transmission, and
PK (e.g. ‘environment, biophotonic field, CNS, memory, conscious awareness’ or reverse
‘conscious/subconscious intent, memory, CNS, biophotonic field, environment.’)
Source
(Adapted from the book “A Quantum Approach Series” by Theresa M. Kelly, MsD.)
CAN YOU LOSE A PSYCHIC ABILITY BY
TALKING ABOUT IT?
I actually have two answers for this question. The first pertains to the experient, and
the second pertains to the experient as a function of nature.
#1
As simply an experient, the answer is, no. However, several variables if altered, can lead an
experient of psychical phenomena into a gradual decline and or sudden discontinuance of
psychical experiences regardless of the magnitude or frequency of these experiences.
These variables include mild to severe behavioral or lifestyle changes in which no longer
support these experiences. Common alterations can include, but are not limited to,
developing an anxiety disorder (or antisocial behavior), developing or an increase in
depression, sleep disturbances, drug or alcohol use (including medications), a physical
condition or disorder, or by not exercising the underlying ability resulting in the experiences
(extrasensory perception or psychokinesis).
#2
As an experient as a function of nature, the answer is yes. Many reports suggest an
influencing nature, whether it is part of nature itself, or an intermediary (often designated a
spirit guide), in which appears to maintain regulations expected to be upheld by experients.
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Cell signaling is a complex system of communication that regulates basic cellular
activities and organizes cell actions. The cells ability to interpret and correctly
respond to their microenvironment is the foundation of development, repair and
potential enhancement.
Errors in cellular information processing result in diseases and ailments that are potentially
curable through Biokinetic Manipulation, or energy healing. However, modern scientists still
poorly understand the architectural organization of the nucleus and still strive to develop
therapies to treat these errors.
The energy healer enlists their own natural electromagnetic radiation to transmit
instructions to a class of proteins known as receptors that are then received by the cells. The
cell then communicates with other cells with relative types via direct contact over short
distances via cell-cell contact or over large distances and/or scales via gap junctions.
The probability of successful therapy or curability is based on the energy healers education
and understanding of that education regarding molecular biology. Those who are well
versed in this area of science have an elevated probability of performing beneficial
therapies. Those who are uneducated of crucial biological processes are practicing with blind
faith that results in a substantially higher probability to do more harm than good.
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Kathy Liszewski (May 2009) “Decoding Cell Communication.” Genetic Engineering &
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