Extended Human Capacities
The Science of Interconnectedness:
How does consciousness interact
with the physical world?
This program investigates the physical and psychophysiological bases of interconnectedness; noetic states of consciousness including nondual awareness, intuition, and presentiment; the effects of intention and attention on the physical world, including inanimate and living organisms; and human capacities that appear to extend beyond the conventional boundaries of space and time. By studying these phenomena, we seek a more comprehensive understanding of noetic experiences, the relationship between subjective and objective states, the nature of consciousness and the self, and the fabric of reality. Most of this work is conducted in our laboratory.
This is a mind-matter interaction study using an optical system.
An EEG study to test whether "non-dual" meditators' subjective states of "timelessness" can be objectively measured.
The purpose of the conference was to encourage a dialogue between a distinguished group of mainstream scientists and rigorous researchers working at the frontiers of science.
Experimental tests of a theory of mind-matter interaction.
Presentiment study using pupil dilation and eye-gaze.
A group of 62 practitioners of a transformative practice community were studied over the course of a year.
Experimental test of the role of intention on food (chocolate).
Web site repository of nightly dreams, to be used as a means of measuring the collective unconscious.
Experimental test of the role of intention on water structure.
Mind-matter interaction study using an optical system.
A software application to collect data from random number generators for "field consciousness" research.
A set of on-line psi games, primarily designed for entertainment and self-exploration.
The Global Consciousness Project, also called the EGG Project, is an international, multidisciplinary collaboration of scientists, engineers, artists, and others. Data has been continuously collected from a global network of physical random number generators located in 65 host sites around the world.
This project examines the physiological correlates of spiritual transmission in both transmitters and recipients and explores the influence of expectancy, proximity, veracity of the spiritual teacher, and susceptibility of the recipient.