Target Hitters Monitored on the Mind Mirror EEG at Monroe’s Discovery Program — In this live demonstration, Judith Pennington will hook up an experienced remote viewer tasked with describing a target to an EEG and explain the Mind Mirror brain wave patterns.
From Robert A. Monroe’s ground-breaking 1978 book, Journeys Out of the Body, Monroe Institute has a 40-year history of exploring the outer reaches of human consciousness.
This talk will present novel methods for using AI to enhance or potentially automate remote viewing procedures like target feature extraction for multi-modal scoring, monitoring and more.
How can we help address complex scientific problems, inspire technical innovations, and direct scientific research and technological developments in a world that requires a much faster pace of discovery? Operational Precognitive Remote Viewing (OPRV) is one approach that has shown promise in this area.
The presentation will examine the history and individuals in the intersecting worlds of OBEs and remote viewing and their relevance to our modern understanding of remote viewing.
The 2022 Warcollier Award was won by a research project that focuses on measuring the concrete hit accuracy of CRV sessions. The results provide a standardized benchmark that can reveal the strengths and weaknesses of the individual viewer.
