| Reference code: | PT/FB/BL-2004-014.06 |
| Location: | Arquivo PCA - Pasta 1/2004
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Title:
| Detection and utilization of consciousness-related information fields stimulated in coherent group environments (FieldREG)
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| Publication year: | 2006
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URL:
| http://www.bial.com/imagem/1178809516livroactas.pdf
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| Abstract/Results: | ABSTRACT:
Previous study at the PEAR Laboratory has established a technology, protocol, and analytical strategy capable of assessing the degree of resonance prevailing in a broad variety of public and private group environments. Under this particular BIAL-sponsored project we have extended this work to include:
- development of an elaborate database management system capable of extracting many psychological and physical correlates of the anomalous effects appearing in such “FieldREG” experiments;
- formulation of theoretical hypotheses regarding the source of the effects and the conditions favoring their appearance and enhancement;
- design and implementation of a new generation of FieldREG equipment and software;
- acquisition of fresh experimental data to confirm and refine the theoretical models;
- investigation of possible pragmatic applications of the FieldREG effects in a variety of beneficial contexts.
Details of the experimental and analytical methods and the pertinent theoretical models are presented in our Interim and Final Reports, and in a number of archival articles that are downloadable from our website <www.princeton.edu/~pear/> (see especially items no. 26: “FieldREG Anomalies in Group Situations”; 28: “FieldREG II: Consciousness Field Effects: Replications and Explorations”; 40: “A Modular Model of Mind/Matter Manifestations (M5)”; 44: “Sensors, Filters, and the Source of Reality”; 6: “Endophysical Models Based on Empirical Data”; 7: “Consciousness, Information, and Living Systems”; and 5: “The PEAR Proposition”). The results of this project confirm that FieldREG responses, when produced in environments fostering relatively intense or profound subjective resonance among the participants, can show large deviations from chance expectations. Venues that appear to be particularly conducive include intimate gatherings, group rituals, ceremonies at sacred sites, musical and theatrical performances, and other charismatic events. Applications in certain aspects of allopathic and alternative medical diagnoses and treatment also display correlations with patient conditions and responses. In contrast, data generated in more mundane contexts, such as academic conferences or business meetings, show significantly less deviation from chance than expected theoretically or displayed in equipment calibrations. Thus, the FieldREG strategy holds high promise for further understanding of consciousness-related information fields and their beneficial utilization in a broad range of human endeavors. Extension of this work is planned.
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| Accessibility: | Document does not exist in file
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Language:
| eng
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Author:
| Jahn, R. G.
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Secondary author(s):
| Dunne, B. J., Dobyns, Y.
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Document type:
| Conference abstract
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Number of reproductions:
| 2
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Reference:
| Jahn, R. G., Dunne, B. J., & Dobyns, Y. (2006). Detection and utilization of consciousness-related information fields stimulated in coherent group environments (FieldREG). In Aquém e além do cérebro. Behind and beyond the brain. Proceedings of the 6th Symposium of Fundação Bial (pp. 264-265). Porto: Fundação Bial.
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| Indexed document: | No
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| Keywords: | Parapsychology / Environmental sensitivity / Field REG (Random-event generator) / Charismatic events / Mundane contexts / Subjective resonance / Field consciousness
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Detection and utilization of consciousness-related information fields stimulated in coherent group environments (FieldREG) |