International Consciosness Research Labs

[lorien]

The Princeton Engineering Anomalies Research (PEAR) program was established at Princeton University in 1979 by Robert G. Jahn, then Dean of the School of Engineering and Applied Science, to pursue rigorous scientific study of the interaction of human consciousness with physical devices, systems, and processes common to contemporary engineering practice. Its methods were controversial and at the end of February 2007, it closed its doors. PEAR's website states that:

The Princeton Engineering Anomalies Research (PEAR) program, which flourished for nearly three decades under the aegis of Princeton University’s School of Engineering and Applied Science, has completed its experimental agenda of studying the interaction of human consciousness with sensitive physical devices, systems, and processes, and developing complementary theoretical models to enable better understanding of the role of consciousness in the establishment of physical reality.

Members of PEAR have since grouped with other international scientists to form the International Consciosness Research Laboratories (ICRL). The groups goal is:

ICRL promotes, encourages, and advances the study, research and dissemination of knowledge related to the broad field of "human consciousness," including recognition of the role of anomalous phenomena for understanding the human mind and acknowledgement of subjectivity as a critical ingredient in any comprehensive model of physical reality. In addition to encouraging ongoing scholarly research, ICRL provides technical and logistical support for the development of tools for scholarly application and personal exploration. Its educational outreach includes sponsorship of web-based courses and seminars and management of the ICRL Press, which publishes select books and monographs on consciousness-related topics.

Not only does the group conduct research into conciousness, but through their child company Psyleron Inc, constructs and sells various Random Number Generator devices to the public so that anyone can conduct their own experiments on the conciousness/reality connections.

Nice to see that there are scientists putting forth a real effort into consciousness and our abilities to effect the outcome of reality. Below is a brief video about PEAR and it's history.

https://vimeo.com/4359545

[jackovesk]

Re: 'The State of the World we Live in' - People often say - What can I do about it, How can I (1 Person) help stop the Madness...?

Well as seen 'above', the PTW certainly know how important the 'Scientific study of the interaction of human consciousness' actually is...

This is not only a Spiritual War, what it really boils down to is the 'Battle for and Control of the Mind' i.e. (Mass Consciousness)

He who rules the 'Mind' rules the Roost..!

So, in risk of repeating myself...

What that 1 Person doesn't know, is the more people who are 'Awake' effects the 'Mass Human Consciousness' and without lifting a finger...We can seriously 'Effect Change' & Defeat the PTW/NWO with purely our Intentions through thought...

An extremely Powerful-Tool for wrenching back our 'Liberties & Freedoms' that have been diminished or taken from us entirely...

So please take care of Your Mind - Your Thoughts & Your Intentions, because they are your only real defence to a life of servitude and slavery...

[lorien]

Exactly Jack. Over 30 years of scientific study has shown that our intention most definitely does effect our reality. Between studies like these and the numerous ways quantum physics has proven the same thing, it astounds me that some people just can't accept it. We can blame flouride and damn good social programming for that I suppose.

[conk]

Has anyone read the books by Lynne McTaggart? The Field or The Intention Experiment. Conclusive, exhaustive research demonstrating the ability of the human mind to affect physical events. Very worthwhile reading.

[Rodrigo]

I found this torrent: http://thepiratebay.se/torrent/48523..._(2008_edition)
The name of this book is "The Field". I think this is it.

[lorien]

I haven't read that book conk, but I will now. Thank you for the link Rodrigo!

This reminds me of a friend I had years ago. He used to do experiments on effecting the world around him through focused intention. One thing he would do is every day, from the moment he woke up, he would focus on something like a penny. Days on end he would focus in the image of it, the concept of it, the shape and color of it. After a few days he would start finding a penny every day no matter where he was. Laying on the ground, on a counter, in the street. A penny every day. After that worked for a while he jumped up to a nickel, then a dime, then a quarter. He told me that he got to the point he was finding 5 dollar bills lying around. Sadly he moved away from high school and I never heard form him again. Perhaps he got rich off of controlling the universe and is living large somewhere.

[conk]

Posted by lorien (here)
I haven't read that book conk, but I will now. Thank you for the link Rodrigo!

This reminds me of a friend I had years ago. He used to do experiments on effecting the world around him through focused intention. One thing he would do is every day, from the moment he woke up, he would focus on something like a penny. Days on end he would focus in the image of it, the concept of it, the shape and color of it. After a few days he would start finding a penny every day no matter where he was. Laying on the ground, on a counter, in the street. A penny every day. After that worked for a while he jumped up to a nickel, then a dime, then a quarter. He told me that he got to the point he was finding 5 dollar bills lying around. Sadly he moved away from high school and I never heard form him again. Perhaps he got rich off of controlling the universe and is living large somewhere.

You might be interested in the books by Stuart Wilde, especially The Trick to Money Is Having Some. He says money is energy, so just focus on it and it will appear. Good little book.

[lorien]

Money isn't really of interest to me. I mean I need to to pay bills unfortunately, but not a goal in my life. Thanks though conk.

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Posted by lorien (here)
Money isn't really of interest to me. I mean I need to to pay bills unfortunately, but not a goal in my life. Thanks though conk.

I respect your philosophy but possibly view Money as a tool to freedom and helping others in need. Peace friend.


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