Collective in Sync Breathing Session finished
Researcher: Anton Fedorenko
In this session, we will test new features. One of them is breath synchronization among all participants. Another is that all participants will listen to the same audio broadcast. Let's meditate and see how water reacts to the power of our collective consciousness!
Read details below to learn more about this experiment.
Held on:
December 30, 2019 at 07:02PM UTC Duration:
30 mins
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Thank you, Nancy, for your feedback! Yes, we will need to provide the same "intention instructions" for all participants. Reply
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I wasn’t clear on what intention to interject, so I held source energy upon it, which made the water expansive and connected to all. I hope we all did what you were hoping to accomplish Reply
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Oliver, with intention we will work, we will need to set it the same for people. We will do that for the next session. The graph shows the electroconductivity of the water sample, it is not constant, it has some fluctuations, going up and down. You can check the results of the previous experiment, there is definitely an effect ) Reply
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Hi Lidia, you are very welcome! Yes, the first part is trying to influence the water, another part is to benefits from meditation/breathing exercise. :) Reply
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This was for me the first time being participant of the experiment. What would be the appropriate intention? What does the graph direction tells us when it goes up or down? Reply
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Hi Anton! It was a very good meditation with breathing exercise. Interesting! I am very curious if we have influenced the water. Thank you for made possible to me to participate. Reply
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Oliver, you have more than one session because you probably reloaded the page, that created another session. We need to fix that. For now, we did not have any significant effect on water, but will see post sessions, as Jeremy mentioned. Maybe people we "pushing" it to different direction.. ) We need to synchronize our intentions.. Reply
December 30, 2019 | 22:46 UTC, Jeremy Pfeiffer says:
Looks like the post session provide an indication of a significant effect! This is interesting and continues to build upon our hypothesis of retro and non-linear causality. Reply