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Some people say it's a very good hot air. But I think I agree with you. There's more going on
here. As we learn more about the effect of this than we thought we knew there's more going
on.
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You I mean, I think it would probably be useful to do the comparison, but you actually have
some of that data you have. You have groups before they each time. Yeah. So within your
data set, you have information on the group before they have done to me say the attempt is
there, they're on this journey, but they haven't yet done it. And we have data from that.
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And and you look at the global consciousness project, when something happens one
community and it's not happening to the other community, the people are still there. But they're
not focused on the fire and the barn, kind of a thing. So there's inference from that data, but
not a nice, neat control package of what about the length of a passage is,
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clearly when you stop the tape or something? You don't get a sudden, terrorist
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drop, right? What about as long as the residual effect? It rounds back into normal, normal
random
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is a wonderful question that is in the data. And we got to find a graduate student to go look at
that. We're obviously the data pile is deep with billions and billions of bits of information. And
on the first study, we sliced it up in 30 minute segments. So we could look at this window and
30 minute clips, this data was not sliced in that way that this data is going to be around for
years and years and years and years. And that's a really good indication of that any is the rise
time to it? You know, not only is how long does it last after the focus 12 tape is the rise time to
it as though some part of our consciousness knew that experience was coming for us. Lots of
questions, job security.
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Do you You did hear about the Maharishi Effect. Studies on this matter more or less? In the
70s? Yes, exactly. It's quite proven, isn't it? And you know, the effect lasted a few weeks
afterwards. And they claim that you have 7000 people who meditate in his environment and
religious or somewhere, then there's definitely a change into the whole consciousness, less
crime rate and less disease and all this and I think this is available everywhere.
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Instead of using random number generators, they looked at the indicators of society like crime
rates and hospital admittance and so forth and so on and found that by going to an area and
meditating in that area, they would lower those rates down. So it's an interesting thing going
on. And they approached
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the government and you know, when they were crisis, and they say, Why should we finance
7000 People just for a time to come down with no weapon and all this, just let them meditate
and get the vibration, imbalance, but
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just to have a look at this divergence grams data that we're seeing is popping up in other eggs
as well. And of course, when you're looking
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at, explain to them what an egg is,
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this is the listening post. And we have one organization has one inside rich. And what we're
finding Chris, when you look at the data from an individual listening post, statistically, you gotta
be very careful because you're, you're just extracting one little bit. But they're finding that when
there's an event, they look separately at the closest eggs, the closest listening post, and it's
coming up, over and over. There was a plane crash in Cyprus in the summer, last year. And
we'd had an ache in Cyprus, and there was one in Athens, which was closer to where the
crash actually happened. And so we asked Roger Nelson at the global consciousness project
to analyze the two closest x, and we got a very similar pattern, you get the high statistical
deviation, but it wasn't unusual deviation. One went up, Athens went up, went down. Why we
don't know. But it was an unusual divergence. And they also saw it with I think the Katrina
hurricane with some of the local, the nearest eggs, right? Again, you had this opposite
directions. So they are looking at it, the global consciousness project is examining this. It's part
of sort of a sub data of something going on. We don't yet know what it is. But it seems that
there's an effect.
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And I just thought, as you were talking about, that I just had this wonderful idea for a science
fiction book, the best science fiction books, take out a bit of the truth and then add some more
to it. So you could take world energy crisis solved, because of this divergent effect. And so
there's an energy difference between these two places. And there's always two places all over
the world. But something's happening here. And something's happening here. And all we have
to do is tap the energy difference between this and it's tapping consciousness for the energy
that the world needs. Yeah.
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It'd be interesting to have these things at random places. I think, an interesting another
interesting experiment would be to have to play places that are equidistant from each other.
And from the same
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actually happens at
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influencing this. Could you do the experiment without? Just play the tapes?
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That's it? That is a
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What about? Consider locality unconsciously
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consciousness? Yes.
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Because we were really field oriented at this point? Yes. Not what about letting go of this
orientation and think all consciousness is non local?
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Yeah, it becomes a problem to study in science when you do that. But I mean, we're saying oh,
look, this is coincident with this event. Well, what if it is a non local space time thing happening,
and we're only seeing an illusion of it being connected?
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If you receive two dimensions, if we would see a different different dimension.
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Agree, Agree. And fortunately, there's a lot of smart people looking at this situation. And I just
feel really privileged that we're able here at the Institute to contribute this pool of data. It's just
amazing. Now, I need to cut off the questions here and sort of make some point. What you
brought up owl is really interesting here. Because this doesn't nest these random number
generators in consciousness don't have to just be to do studies, you can actually do work with
these are the ones you can take the software and program the software differently in terms of
allowing the group to change the binaural beats that they have, because you can say when it's
too many tails change the binaural beats this way when it's too many heads change the
binaural beats this way. So you can have this very unique group biofeedback dynamic. A
couple of the program's here have to do with thinking in group being involved in group rather
than individual and that would be an ideal situation from this and then you Then one step
further and you say, you could actually program the randomness to be related to, I hope I
pronouncing this right. For gnomes, which have to do with pronounceable language, that can
be random. And he was Yeah. Could you go back? lol My name is Bob. Okay, when random
this collapses? Can it make intelligible language? And is this a possible Evie, you know,
connection? Electronic Voice potential connection? Because it's true randomness altered to be
non random anymore and actually create communications with the other side. Yes, it's I mean
that we started out with that as a premise isn't really happening here. And now it seems to be
in everybody's excited like, what if it really is happening, you know, when they want to test it
again to see what really is happening. But in the long run, you can put this phenomenon to
work not just to do studies, but to tap into information perhaps. So again, I have this study for
people to look at, I guess we can leave it on the back table. So please don't run off with it. But
you're welcome to peruse it and get some references offered so that you can, you know, try to
understand a little bit more. The future I push that laser button instead of the Advanced button.
A future of the r&g situation here is they want me to do this again. Do it again, skip. Okay.
They would like me now to continue to monitor this. Looking back at once you collect the data,
you look at the weaknesses in the share around the scientific community. And they say, Well,
why didn't you do this, you could have done that you should have done this, why don't you do
this. And so adapting all of those things coming up with a reasonable plan for doing this again.
And so we want to collect more of the control situations more of the empty situations, with the
exact same devices that are used locally and remotely over a fixed number of times and use
those exact same devices, multiple devices, usually three devices, instead of just one device
for monitoring the gateway voyage three devices simultaneously. And if the effects still
happens with three entirely different devices measured simultaneously and the way in which
they come up with randomness, then they'll scratch their heads and think of something else for
me to do. But it's a very interesting adventure to continue, I'm going to have to get a little
funding to do this because I need to buy some little bit better computers, not better than we
have. But that isn't the handy dance that I'll be using for this project, a couple 1000 bucks and
solve the issue to get you know identical laptops, that would run identical systems. So that
later on you couldn't say oh, it was because of this or it was because of that and make
everything as identical as we can in the whole situation. Plus what we talked about without not
only just doing this, again, with more and better whiz bangs to see how real the effect is and
how dependable the effect is, how powerful the gateway really is. But then begin to tap into
this and use it for other things. The idea of unconsciously projecting into the quantum world in
order to change the frequencies you're listening to is a fabulous idea for a group effort in what
a bonding thing for Greek to happen. And then the idea of approaching this in a lifelines or an
exploration 27, to see whether or not some of the things become would be coming through in
an electronic voice potential kind of a way. Very interesting concept. So I now want to turn to in
the last 10 minutes here to talk a little bit about a program called Star lines because I have just
finished what I call the star lines report here. This is an ongoing work. So this is the first
probably in a series of star lines projects. And it's been a very, very interesting thing for me to
do. I went to the star lines line the second or third time, because I knew I was going to be
studying all of the reports that everybody wrote, and I want to understand what was going on
here. And then after I wrote the report, I thought this is cool. I want to go back again. So I went
back again to the star lines program. How many people who have been to star lines have been
destroyed islands? Not very many of you. Not very many of you. Interesting situation here.
Some people think it's all about contacting et it's not. It's not at all. It's about using inner space
to explore outer space. No, it isn't. It's about using outer space to explore inner space. Wait a
minute, for the same thing. Oh my goodness. I don't need to go back the program again. I
understand. I
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think this is a very misunderstood seminar, you know, I never had any room or about any
Monroe program, whatever it was all right, and testing and like this. And there are lots of
rumors that it's not better not and it's not so good. And I never had this, but many of you
noticing contact with many artists, or even people who never have been there, yeah. This is
our new styles. Um, no, this is really not necessarily like this. So we need some more
information. Okay.
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That that is good feedback. Because those who have been to the program, like many of the