Unexpected Behavior of Matter in Conjunction with Human Consciousness
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Shen, D. (1). Unexpected Behavior of Matter in Conjunction with Human Consciousness. Journal of Scientific Exploration, 24(1). Retrieved from https://journalofscientificexploration.org/index.php/jse/article/view/65

Abstract

The “second consciousness state” (SCS) of human consciousness is described.  While in this state, it is possible, for example, for a trained person to move a piece of paper out of a well-capped container without physical contact.  The solid state of matter (in this case, a piece of paper) seems no longer to behave like a solid during the removal process.  Rather, it seems to behave according to a tunneling process associated with a quantum mechanical wave function.  The key element for success of this experiment is a participant with the ability to achieve the SCS.  The participant has to adjust his/her consciousness to awaken this new state, which co-exists with the normal, fi rst consciousness state.  A detailed description of the experiment as well as of the SCS is presented.  Achievement of the SCS is enhanced with an unhurried and supportive environment.  At least a week should be allowed for a formal test of a well-trained participant.  The possibility of deceptive practices is discussed.  This experiment is of interest because it poses a serious challenge to scientifi c principles known to physicists and neuroscientists.
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