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REGISTRATIONS FOR THIS EVENT WILL CLOSE TWO HOURS BEFORE THE TALK IS DUE TO START.
ALL SPR WEB EVENTS ARE RECORDED AND A LINK TO THE RECORDING WILL BE AUTOMATICALLY SENT TO THOSE WHO REGISTER TO ATTEND WHEN THE RECORDING IS READY.
From the speaker:
"Join Dr. Jeff Tarrant for a fascinating live webinar exploring the unique brainwave patterns and neurophysiological traits observed in psychics, mediums, and channelers. Drawing from cutting-edge EEG research, Dr. Tarrant will reveal how brain activity differs during psychic and mediumistic states, shedding light on the similarities and differences between various psi abilities.
This session will cover:
How brain activity shifts during psychic, mediumistic and channeled states
Common brain regions involved in psi
The role of alpha, theta, and gamma waves
The potential for training and enhancing these abilities
Whether you’re a researcher, practitioner, or simply curious about the science of psychic phenomena, this webinar will offer groundbreaking insights into the intersection of neuroscience and consciousness exploration. Don't miss this opportunity to delve into the science of the unseen with one of the leading experts in the field!"
ALL SPR WEB EVENTS ARE RECORDED AND A LINK TO THE RECORDING WILL BE AUTOMATICALLY SENT TO THOSE WHO REGISTER TO ATTEND WHEN THE RECORDING IS READY.
From the speaker:
"Join Dr. Jeff Tarrant for a fascinating live webinar exploring the unique brainwave patterns and neurophysiological traits observed in psychics, mediums, and channelers. Drawing from cutting-edge EEG research, Dr. Tarrant will reveal how brain activity differs during psychic and mediumistic states, shedding light on the similarities and differences between various psi abilities.
This session will cover:
How brain activity shifts during psychic, mediumistic and channeled states
Common brain regions involved in psi
The role of alpha, theta, and gamma waves
The potential for training and enhancing these abilities
Whether you’re a researcher, practitioner, or simply curious about the science of psychic phenomena, this webinar will offer groundbreaking insights into the intersection of neuroscience and consciousness exploration. Don't miss this opportunity to delve into the science of the unseen with one of the leading experts in the field!"
REGISTRATIONS FOR THIS EVENT WILL CLOSE TWO HOURS BEFORE THE TALK IS DUE TO START.
ALL SPR WEB EVENTS ARE RECORDED AND A LINK TO THE RECORDING WILL BE AUTOMATICALLY SENT TO THOSE WHO REGISTER TO ATTEND WHEN THE RECORDING IS READY.
Join us for an enlightening talk: Embodied Liminality: Sensory isolation in floatation tanks as a method of promoting psi phenomena.
From the speaker:
Inspired by the insights and recommendation of John Lilly (1969), inventor and pioneer of the floatation tank as a means of inducing altered states of consciousness (by vastly reducing environmental stimuli), and more recently by the work of Cooper, Saunders and Hitchman (2020) who conducted a pilot study exploring the utility of floatation in a psi task. This presentation will report on the results on a subsequent, extended experiment, undertaken at the University of Northampton. During this study we explored participant performance on a precognition task, and the significance of both the experiential qualities and contents of consciousness e.g., visual imagery, sense of time and some intriguing transpersonal experiences - also, any correlations with individual differences of participants i.e., transliminality creativity and sensory processing sensitivity (see e.g., Hitchman, Rock & Roe, 2023).
ALL SPR WEB EVENTS ARE RECORDED AND A LINK TO THE RECORDING WILL BE AUTOMATICALLY SENT TO THOSE WHO REGISTER TO ATTEND WHEN THE RECORDING IS READY.
Join us for an enlightening talk: Embodied Liminality: Sensory isolation in floatation tanks as a method of promoting psi phenomena.
From the speaker:
Inspired by the insights and recommendation of John Lilly (1969), inventor and pioneer of the floatation tank as a means of inducing altered states of consciousness (by vastly reducing environmental stimuli), and more recently by the work of Cooper, Saunders and Hitchman (2020) who conducted a pilot study exploring the utility of floatation in a psi task. This presentation will report on the results on a subsequent, extended experiment, undertaken at the University of Northampton. During this study we explored participant performance on a precognition task, and the significance of both the experiential qualities and contents of consciousness e.g., visual imagery, sense of time and some intriguing transpersonal experiences - also, any correlations with individual differences of participants i.e., transliminality creativity and sensory processing sensitivity (see e.g., Hitchman, Rock & Roe, 2023).