[00:16:00] in outof body maybe it Amplified that initial sort of instinct that we have to a point that got you out of body and got you directly into that scenario yeah I I I agree with with their perspective you know I think it's I tend to talk about it in terms of maybe emotional impact because for example in telepathy research which I've been involved with as well mainly with Rupert sheldrake right um within that kind of work when there's a a strong bond [00:16:30] between the two participants it tends to be more successful in terms of psychic research so I guess I tend to frame it in the sense of emotion or emotional impact or emotional connection now I want to talk about the technology that you've been developing which helps facilitate outof body experiences the technology came around CU I was thinking a lot about sensory deprivation I started researching a scientist called uh John zuc without getting too [00:17:00] sidetracked this is yet another CIA connection you see zubac devoted his career to researching sensory deprivation conducting over 15 years of experiments at the University of Manitoba on more than 500 individuals isolating them from all sensory input for up to two weeks his work paralleled the cia's MK Ultra program which sought to manipulate human behavior for interrogation purposes funded by both the Canadian defense department and the US Government zubac emerged as a leading
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[00:17:30] figure in sensory deprivation research oh and zubac passed away in 1974 due to an apparent suicide by Drowning fun stuff he did things like put himself into a a giant sphere white Sphere for two weeks with no sensory uh input whatsoever these kinds of things were really interesting to me because they seemed to facilitate a more likely outter body experience or or a [00:18:00] heightened form of sigh so then I started to think well can I create a form of immersion that would also suggest being out of the body there was a central platform in a steel structure the person would lay on this and then there would be a hypnotic induction so initially I was working with hypnosis but what I started to do with sound was I started experimenting with different sound patterns and then I started doing research into things like Flow State and realized that the pre-state to an out [00:18:30] body experience is probably the key to the experience basically started putting all of these things together and um I still work with all kinds of approaches that basically use all of the senses because I think if we want to have a complete Out of Body Experience then we need to use something that kind of shuts down all of the extra information coming into us through our ordinary senses so that the out body senses and ceptions can take over essentially a lot of these
[00:19:00] um out of- body experiences all seem to like the one commonality is the incredibly relaxed State whether that's through exhaustion whether that's through sleep whether that's through Cardiac Arrest I guess um or whether that's through just natural meditation uh it seems like your body has to be shut down yeah that's exactly how I would put it [Music] [00:19:30] now because I've uploaded this to YouTube a lot of people have shown interest and people who have never had an experience don't even know where to start and obviously you know they don't want to pay a lot of them don't want to pay you know thousands of dollars to go on a retreat uh not even knowing if that's going to work for them or like before they invest anything what's the best advice you can give them to have their first Out of Body Experience um don't jump around in terms of techniques I would say don't even worry too much about techniques focus on the pre-state [00:20:00] the state that you get into prior to having the out Body Experience like the vibrations is the most common but there are others like a void State um and some people get buzzing noises and clicking and things like that sensory deprivation like I also mentioned but the the most common mistake that people make is they go online they look at 20 30 different techniques and they jump from one to the other like every day trying like 20