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CAROLINE:
What makes people
truly fulfilled?

Is it love?

Family?

Success?

Or is it finding out
who you really are,

what you are truly made of,

so you know your purpose
here on Earth,

and your connection
to the universe?

We exist as physical beings
in a physical reality,

while our mind
is in constant communication

with unseen forces
and unknown worlds.

We are the visible part
of a potentially infinite

invisible realm.

How do the two worlds,
mind and matter, co-exist,

collide, and interact?

Because the energy
is all around us,

and energy is all connected

to all different
types of energy,

you can communicate with
all types of different things.

All right, swap places.

JOSEPH:
In your head,
you just need to think,

"Please, may I
turn my energy on?"

Or anything like that,
a trigger of energy,

and then just turn it on.

And to Joseph.

GIRL:
It's quite a warm
sensation inside your body.

It's quite tingly.

And then your subconscious mind
kind of realizes it.

I was a kid. I met him
down an alleyway,

and ever since,
we've been playing

in my head.

Or somewhere else.

But he speaks energy.

He doesn't speak our language.

Like many children,

when I was young,
I was very, very sensitive.

Even at the age of five,

I realized I could perceive
the subtle energy.

I would look at someone,

and I would see
the energy around them.

I could feel the emotions,
what they were going through.

I would put my hand up,

and I could hear
their thoughts sometimes.

That got me on a journey
of discovery and research

in the field of consciousness.

How consciousness works
in the physical world,

and how we can answer
some of these questions.

For example, when we sense
the presence of someone,

but there's no one there,

what are we tapping into?

What are we
coming in contact with?

How can we perceive an event
before it happens,

or remotely, at a distance?

Is it possible to change
the chemistry of your body,

or even your DNA?

How is it that you can
move a physical object

without any contact
with this physical object,

or use your consciousness
to see

without your physical eyes?

"The rain was tapping
in the windows,

"and the wind was banging."

These are the phenomena
that we're exploring here

with a new scientific approach

that could potentially
explain it all.

And it turns out that this field
that we called parapsychology

is not only widespread,
but it is universal.

I have about 100 articles
published in journals,

and each one of those
usually reports

between one to five
or six experiments.

So, somewhere in the number
of hundreds of experiments.

In terms of people involved...

a few thousand people, perhaps.

BEN:
So I've studied, probably,

numbering in the hundreds
of cases.

I've captured I don't know
how many dozens or hundreds

of what we call EVPs
of recordings of voices.

CAROLINE:
There are actually
many credible institutions

around the world

that have dedicated
many years of research

in this field of psi phenomena,

or what we call parapsychology.

There are programs
in the government

that ran for over 20 years

with millions of dollars
in funding,

using psychic abilities,
for example,

to spy on a foreign government.

We know for a fact
that the Russians
were involved in this.

We know for a fact
that the Chinese were

and are probably
still involved.

The United States government
and several other countries

are more open minded to this.

Russia comes to mind.

The Japanese were involved.

In fact, Sony Corporation

had a long ongoing
parapsychology program.

We know our own CIA
had been experimenting

in psychic tests and abilities,

and projects like MK Ultra.

The Israelis had an interest
in it, and they still.

It's very well established.

If these credible institutions
and governments around the world

are dedicating so much research
and funding into this field,

you would think
there's something there.

In graduate school,
in about 1970,

I saw a banner on the wall

that said,
"Learn how to meditate."

And I found out

that I could debug
the software I was writing

in my nuclear physics studies,
in the meditation state,

much more accurately
and quicker than I could

if I were actually
looking at the printouts.

The lines that had
errors in them were red,

the others were black.

And that kind of
crashed my reality.

Up until that time,
like most physicists,

I believed that
if you couldn't measure it,

then it didn't exist.

So I would do experiments,

in that I could have
one of these effects,

and then change a variable,
and then do it again,

and then change that variable
a little more, and do it again.

From consciousness, your intent
can modify future probability.

It can modify what happens
in the physical world,

which means that consciousness
is the fundamental thing,

and the physical world

is a derivative
of consciousness.

So I knew that
consciousness theory

should also contain
physics theory.

I finished my neurosurgical
training at Duke in 1987,

uh, and then I started work
at Harvard Medical School

after doing a, a fellowship

in cerebral vascular
neurosurgery,

uh, all along,
thinking I understood

something about brain,
mind, and consciousness.

But that, of course,
was the tremendous gift

of my near-death experience,

is finding out
that what I thought

was a worldview that
we just assumed to be true

is actually false.

That consciousnesses
is primordial.

Uh, all of this
emergent reality,

uh, basically emerges
from consciousness.

Uh, and it opens the door

to a tremendous amount
of understanding

about consciousness
and the mind,

and the power
that human beings have

over their unfolding reality.

If consciousness is fundamental,

where does
the physical world end

and consciousness begin?

The physical world

is a product
of the consciousness world.

One is within the other.

It's not an either/or.

It's all one thing.

It isn't as though
there's a physical world

and there's a mental world.

There's only one world.
It's all consciousness.

It's not just localized
in there, it's everywhere.

And it's also not in space,

and it's not in time.

It's somehow before
space and time.

That's what we mean
by "fundamental."

Consciousness is
a kind of a substance,

a proto-substance, perhaps,

which is usually
in a primordial, refined state.

There doesn't even appear
to be matter or energy yet,

but from that can emerge

what we start seeing
as a physical world.

Just like ice can take on
different phases,

maybe we're talking about
something like consciousness,

which has different phases.

So, if consciousness
is a continuum,

then some forms
of consciousness

can appear to be hard matter.

Physicists of the 20th century,

in 1920 and 1930
pondered this quite a lot,

and concluded that
consciousness must be there

even if there was no
direct way of detecting it.

We could only see
its physical effects.

Consciousness as a whole,

can be described
by the quantum attribute.

It's just that
the quantum attribute

does not follow Newton's laws.

It's not physical.

It's... it's entirely
different part

of the description of matter
in the universe.

If the physical world exists
within consciousness,

how come we can see one
and not the other?

We see physical reality,

and we think
that we are physical bodies,

walking around
in this physical reality.

What we are is consciousness.

We are pieces of consciousness
playing avatars

in a virtual reality game

called this physical world.

So a conscious comes here
with no memory.

So when it logs on
to its avatar,

that avatar
is all that it knows.

So, all of its experience
is experience with that avatar,

with that fetus,
with that newborn.

"This is an apple,
this is Mama," you know,

"This is the door,
this is my house."

It just learns
how to interpret the data.

What's really happening
is that the computer

is sending this individual unit
of consciousness a data stream.

That's how reality is created.

I do believe
we live in a virtual game.

But I don't necessarily believe
that we live in a simulation.

Um, yes, I do.

No.

I don't know. I mean, I don't
think simulation in the sense

that every, it's like
one giant video game.

I don't necessarily believe

we live in a computer
that somebody else created.

I feel like if that's...
that was the case,

then there would be like
technological glitches
in the sky.

When I think about simulations
or
The Matrix,

um, I believe we do.

We probably thought up

this whole construct
before we came here

and thought that

we're going to go in
and we're gonna play this game,

and here are the rules
and we're gonna go deep into it

and we're gonna
completely forget

that we made this game.

I think we are the ones
that are running the show.

I don't know
who's running the show,

but I can tell you, at times,
I think it's a shit show,

complete shit show.

The waves that describe matter
are basically spherical

and surround the matter.

But consciousness waves,

which exist in the same
quantum space,

are now spiraling.

That's focused
on the spin attribute

because it is an attribute

that is shared most intensely

with the overall structuring
of matter in the universe.

My body has a whole lot
of protons and electrons in it,

and those produce a joint wave
of great complexity

that's describing my anatomy.

Can you imagine

that description of spin
in the universe

starts with a global spin
of the universe,

which then restructures
in the more local spins,

which have a memory
of the initial global.

We see all the galaxies
rotating,

and the stars in the galaxies
are all rotating,

the planets around the stars
like our Earth is rotating

once every 24 hours, and so on.

Some of that rotation
is a memory

of the initial rotation.

Therefore, the universe
is imbued

with this enormous description
of rotation,

from atomic matter scales

to the global scales of galaxies
and their clusterings and voids,

and the overall structuring
of matter in our universe.

Consciousness waves
do share this attribute

of spinning and rotating,

and our minds can begin
to interact with this.

CAROLINE:
If the universe
is based on

spin and consciousness waves,

and can connect two minds,

how would we demonstrate
that in real life?

PAUL:
I was at Fort Meade
working as a Mid-East analyst.

What I didn't know is I lived

next door
to the operations officer,

and training officer
for the remote viewing unit.

They invited me
over to their offices

and sat me down and said,

"Well, what we do here
is collect intelligence

"against foreign threats

"using a
parapsychology discipline

"called remote viewing.

"We essentially wanted to invite
you to become a psychic spy."

The US intelligence community

had been following
what the Russians

were up to in the Soviets,

and discovered
they were pursuing

parapsychology pursuits.

And so, the CIA was obligated
to check this out.

And at a certain point,

they were having
such good success

that the CIA said, "We ought to

"use it against the Russians,
you know."

And at that point,
they went operational.

They started
collecting intelligence

against the Russians
using remote viewing.

And the Chinese,
and a bunch of other people.

A viewer who is well-trained
and has a lot of experience

produces information
that is clearly

remote viewing in origin.

They're basically psychic,
if you will, in origin,

roughly 70% of the time.

Because of
the Soviet aggression,

I have asked
the United States Senate

to defer further consideration
of the SALT-II treaty.

In the '70s, when Jimmy Carter
was president,

they were trying to figure out
how to base these missiles

so that, um,

the Soviets couldn't take out
our missile systems.

So they built
this racetrack plan,

kind of a shell game deal,

where you had a bunch of these
shelters out in the desert,

and you shuttled the missile
randomly between the shelters.

And that would make it
practically impossible

for the Soviets
to actually hit that missile.

Problem was, we had to find out
if there was a way

that the Soviets
could beat the system.

And so, the, uh, SRI,

Stanford Research
Institute folks

did a, uh, study,

and they were able to identify,

a 100% of the time
where the missile would be.

And that information
was provided to Carter,

and Carter canceled
the basing plan,

because it became obvious

that there was a way
of beating it.

I've directed
that no high technology,

or other strategic items
will be licensed

for sale to the Soviet Union
until further notice.

PAUL:
It did affect policy,

it did affect a high-level
government decision.

And there is actually a letter
from John Warner,

that confirms this.

CAROLINE:
If there is
such a thing as a psychic spy,

I was curious to learn

how the soldiers
may have been trained

to spy on the Russians.

Actress, producer,
and inspirational speaker,

Rachele Brooke Smith,

who is well familiar
with mind-body work,

was fascinated by the subject

and decided to give it a try.

-CAROLINE: So, Paul...
-Hello.

-Good to see you again.
-Thank you.

We saw each other
at that conference.

When I met you, I thought
Rachele would be fascinated

-by the remote feeling.
-RACHELE: I am.

Very fascinated,
very excited to learn.

I believe so much in,

I guess, all of our
superhuman abilities

that we have that are untapped,

and I am on such a path

to discover those

and strengthen those
and share them.

So I'm just, yeah,
I couldn't be more excited.

-Uh, interesting, the term
you use, "superhuman."
-Hmm.

I like to think that
it's normal human...

I love that, yeah.

...but then... but then

our society hasn't
recognized the fact

-that this is part of normality.
-Yes.

So remote viewing
is an interesting thing.

It's a way of focusing
your subconscious mind.

Your subconscious mind
knows the answer,

it's your conscious awareness
that doesn't.

And so, this serves to focus
your subconscious mind,

and then, as you're going to
write the stuff down,

that's a way of bringing that
into your conscious awareness.

You're trying to get
your subconscious

talking to
your conscious awareness.

-RACHELE: Hmm.
-I've tried to narrow down
the very core elements

to give you at least a flavor
of how remote viewing works.

-I would love to try.
-Okay.

-It's like a crash course.
-Yeah, right.

It's a crash course.

Every molecule, every atom
that's here, we have over here.

CAROLINE:
After a few hours
of intense training with Paul,

Rachele felt ready
for the next step.

What we're gonna do is called
an out bounder experiment.

So Caroline
and a couple of other folks

will pick a target
outside of here

where we won't be able to know
what it is.

Then they will go
to that target,

and they will interact with it
as best they can.

Maybe they can touch it
or feel it,

or smell it,
ride around, whatever it is.

Meanwhile, we'll be back here.

You're going to go
find them consciously.

You're gonna send
your consciousness there

to find where they are,

and then you will report

on the location
where they're at,

and if you pick up on it,

you'll report on the things
they're doing.

Okay.

-So...
-So just to clarify,

-you don't know
where we're going?
-No, I have no idea.

So, are you ready?

-I'm ready. Are you ready?
-I'm ready.

PAUL: So, Rachele,
what you're going to do,

is you're going to direct
your consciousness

-to the location where Caroline,
Evan, and Dylan have gone,
-RACHELE: Hmm.

And you're going to attempt
to perceive and describe

the setting that they're in.

The interesting things
there are to see,

uh, generally, the things
there are to experience.

Kind of pay attention
to what they're...

Now don't focus in on
what they're doing,

but if something happens
that attracts your attention,

-make note of that.
-Okay.

And you're going to be
verbalizing this as you go.

You're going to be writing down
the impressions you get,

-and you're gonna be sketching.
-Okay.

So, to get that started,
I want you to write down

"Caroline, location."

Okay.

Okay? Just start kind of
perceiving and describing

-in descriptive kind of terms...
-Hmm.

-...of what you're experiencing.
-Okay.

RACHELE:
I see laughter.

PAUL: Okay, so, you hear
laughing sounds.

-I hear laughing sounds.
-Yeah.

-Just put down "laughing"
at the moment.
-Okay.

-RACHELE:
I also feel like
I see black lines.
-PAUL: Mm-hmm.

Okay.

-RACHELE:
I see something red.
-PAUL:
Okay.

RACHELE:
Like a, yeah,
like a feeling of red.

A cat, feel white,

but I feel like, uh...

RACHELE:
Caroline is
holding something.

PAUL:
Okay.

Great, just put that down.

It feels like it's black.

-RACHELE:
Like a black feeling.
-PAUL:
Okay.

So how... how does it feel?

-RACHELE:
Um, like dense.
-PAUL:
Mm-hmm.

PAUL:
Does it have a, uh,
a texture to it, or...

It's rough, but...
Like, smooth, but rough.

-I know it sounds weird, but...
-Okay.

PAUL:
Just place your
point of view above.

RACHELE:
Okay.

And see if you get
anything interesting
from that perspective.

Hmm.

Try and take, you know,
kind of a bird's-eye view.

RACHELE:
I'm seeing
mountains and... and red.

I keep having some experience
of like a red.

And I don't want to seem...
but like, a circular,
red thing.

And also that I can't tell
really if it's Caroline, or,

but there's, like, a black,

like someone's holding
something that is black,

and, like, solid.

And something hot, like,

whether it's a hot drink or...

Something that's hot,
this liquid.

I'm gonna write
Starbucks on the side.

-I don't know why I
keep thinking of Starbucks.

-But it's coming up
through me.
-Okay.

Yeah, I wrote it down.
I'm seeing, my mind
keeps going to Starbucks.

Yeah, okay. So, you wrote it
down, you can let it go.

-Okay, let it go. Yep.
-Yeah.

RACHELE:
Hmm.

I think there's like,
there's like, there's noise.

Like, it's, um...

Just, like, noise going on.

Um.

RACHELE:
Um.

Something that seemed like, um,

like chain, like,
like, Christmas lights.

-Yeah, decorative lights, yeah.
-Okay.

CAROLINE:
If the universe
an connect two minds,

I thought it would be
interesting to try
something different

with this remote viewing
experiment.

I attempted to block
Rachele's consciousness

from viewing our location.

-I'm just going back
to what I know, you know.
-Okay.

That sounds like
a good place to end.

-Go ahead and write "end" down.
-Okay.

-So go ahead and gather up
your pages.
-Okay.

And we will head out.

RACHELE: Oh, my gosh,
this is blowing my mind.

Like, this is insane.

Lights. I wrote down lights.

And I literally said
there's Christmas lights,

and I said decorative lights
in the front,

and a whole building inside.

It's a structure
that's unleveled.

Like, I am mind-blown right now.

Let me get out.

Oh, my God.

Really, like I...
I can't believe it.

Like, I literally
can't believe it.

CAROLINE: So, wait,
what happened?

RACHELE: Well, first of all,
one of the biggest things
I picked up on

was decorative lights.

Like, I literally wrote, like,
"Christmas lights,"
"decorative lights," and...

CAROLINE:
That's a Christmas tree.

RACHELE:
That's a Christmas tree.

And right here, you can see
I wrote "lights,"

"Christmas," "decorative."

-CAROLINE: The first thing
I did...
-RACHELE: Yeah.

CAROLINE: ...is I walked
all the way to the
Christmas tree.

RACHELE: I kept saying,
this kind of reddish color,

and obviously, like,
all the buildings...

-Are red. Amazing.
-...are red.

Uh, but I also said...

Remember the circular thing
that's like a carousel.

I said there's this red feeling,

that's like,
almost like a circular feeling,

that is that.

So... so then,
I actually came this way.

-Okay.
-I was, like, kind of,

you know, holding on to
this thing,

and then, you know, looking up
to the Christmas tree.

I said, I said,
"Gray and black bars."

And then we saw this.

We were just so curious,
like what you were picking out.

I like said as well,
I felt that like noise,

-and kids' laughter, playing.
-PAUL: Mm-hmm.

RACHELE: I'm literally,
I'm so mind-blown.

How did I get this right?

PAUL:
So, then what else
did you do while you were here?

CAROLINE: So, I came this way,

and I touched these bars
like this.

-RACHELE: See, and I kept seeing
the bars.
-CAROLINE: And I did this.

RACHELE: And again,
just the fact that I said,

"Caroline holding black, black,

"dense, rough, structures."

And then later, like,
I even drew bars down here.

Like, I drew black bars,

and I kept feeling
and sensing that.

At one point,
I came up with like, Starbucks,

and I was like, "No, I'm gonna
write that on the left side.

"I want to get rid of that,"
you know?

And over here on the next page,
you can see I wrote "Starbucks."

-Was there a Starbucks involved?
-Yes.

-Oh, God. No way.

-Did you guys go to Starbucks?
-Yes. So on you.

PAUL: Oh, I should have
warned you,

-don't take any side trips.

And she said

"There's a
hot liquid involved",

and then that led
to the Starbucks thing,

and I'm thinking,

"Oh, crud, did they stop
at Starbucks?"

-"I actually told them
not to do that."

Towards the end of the process,

-say the last five minutes
or so...
-Yeah.

...did you feel like
you're having any difference

in your experience,
or in your perceptions?

As were they stronger,
were they weaker?

All I know is that
there was a specific point

when I felt like, "That's it."

I got no, there's no more words

for a long time
that just kept coming up,

and coming up, and coming up,

and there was definitely
a certain point

where I didn't have anymore.

You know what I mean?
There was just no more.

That validates that
she was at the target.

-Does that make sense?

It shows that there's
a boundary condition,

that you can interrupt
the process with, which shows,

-there is a process
to be interrupted.
-Exactly!

-This was a crash course.
-Yeah.

In just a few hours,

and you've never
been here before.

-What did you learn
about yourself?

I think it just reconfirmed,
for me,

the belief that we have
so much more capabilities
than we think we do,

you know, and that I think,
if you can have an open mind,

and learn and try new things,

uh, I mean, who knows
what you'll be capable of?

Especially
after this experience,

if we could all live
just in more curiosity...

-PAUL: Mm-hmm.
-...not trying so hard,

but just being curious about
life and about our abilities,

I feel like we could achieve
so much more

-as well as just experience
and enjoy life so much more.
-PAUL: Mm-hmm.

PAUL:
When the CIA
declassified the program,

they conveniently left out
all of the assessments

from the people
who used our material.

So, it's almost like

they didn't want people to know
how successful it was.

DR. RUDY:
Two minds can be
telepathically connected.

There is a path of coherence

with this spinning attribute
of consciousness

that's joining the two minds.

These quantum waves

describing the structure
of my hand,

and this couch and your body,

and the tree on the other side
of the room,

all of these waves
are standing,

describing the physical
structure of a body

which will remain
fixed in the universe

according to Newton's laws
for physical matter.

CAROLINE:
Two physical
particles can share
properties at a distance

through entanglement.

Now everyone is plugged
into the same field.

So, if consciousness waves
are spiraling,

they carry the same pattern

as the larger unified field,

they become coherent,

and through entanglement,

the consciousness of one person
could become entangled

with that of another
at a distance.

It seems that our consciousness

may be entangled
with the physical world,

and in many ways.

If that is the case,

then there must be
physiological effects

we can detect

as a result
of this interaction.

When we reach 30...

CAROLINE:
Dr. Dean Radin
is chief scientist

at the Institute
of Noetic Sciences.

He agreed to run an experiment
with my friend, Rod,

that would demonstrate
the physiological effect

of intuitive abilities.

So what we're going to show you
is a series of pictures,

some of which will be emotional,

and some of which
will be quite calm.

Uh, all you need to do
is look at the pictures

because we have in front of you
an eye tracking system

that will measure the pupil size
of your eyes.

The reason we use pupil size

is because it reflects
your emotional processing.

What we're interested in this

is not how you respond

when you're looking
at the picture,

but whether you respond
before the picture
actually shows up.

It... it could explain many
phenomena that we think
of as psychic,

because we're getting
information

about something which has not
actually even occurred yet.

In this case, we're using
pictures because
they're fun to look at,

uh, and we can take advantage
of the emotional response
in the eye,

but it seems to work
on any sensory level.

So the hypothesis here
is that my higher consciousness,

which isn't bound by third-world
dimensional reality,

senses what's coming,
my eyes dilate.

Whether it's other-dimensional,

or higher self, or other self,
we... we don't know.

I prefer to think of it,
only at this point,

in terms of unconsciously
what is happening,

and the unconscious
as reflected in physiology.

Okay, so, let's start it up.

And it's gonna go
all by itself now,

-and we'll let you do it
by yourself.
-Okay.

So, let's do the analysis.

Uh, what we're interested in is,
what is the pupil doing

before the emotional
or calm picture shows up?

The probability
of the pupil size beforehand

is actually a little bit bigger
than, than the probability

for the emotional
or for... for the calm picture.

-The pupil can't move much.
-Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

Um, half a millimeter
is actually quite a lot.

And this was about
maybe half a second

before the image
actually showed up.

CAROLINE:
If we are able
to measure

the physiological effects
of consciousness on the body,

then we could also
potentially influence
a biological system,

water, or even our own DNA.

For the past 25 years,

Dr. Glen Rein has pursued
a career in DNA research,

neuroscience
and quantum biology

at prestigious institutions
such as Harvard,

and Stanford medical schools.

I thought that we should
talk about pH,

because a lot of people
understand that pH,

higher pH in water, uh,
is better for health.

And so, I thought this
experiment may be very useful.

DR. GLEN:
The body needs to be
at a very central pH,

around 7.2.

Uh, and if it's too high
or too low, we get into trouble.

CAROLINE: Can you explain
how this instrument works?

pH is a measure of the amount
of hydrogen, uh, in the water.

And there's a special probe
that's sensitive to hydrogen,

and they convert it
to electrical signal,
and you get a number.

On five separate occasions,

I measured the pH
over the course of an hour,

and it doesn't change
more than the very last segment.

That's a hundredth of a unit,
a pH unit.

If you can change
tenth of a unit,

that would be
a very profound change.

So the idea is for me
to affect the water,

and then, uh, either up or down.

-Right.
-And then, we will get
an instant reading of...

Which we'll see it in real time.

-DR. GLEN: I'll be right back.
-CAROLINE: Okay, great.

Let me see what I can do.

CAROLINE:
My intent was
to lower the pH in the water.

I visualized
that my mind was connected

to the hydrogen molecules
in the water,

and getting them to multiply.

More hydrogen molecules
means a lower pH.

-So we've started at 7.57...
-7.57.

...and I dropped it to 7.47.

That's a whole lot of units.
That's a large effect.

The fact that you can change
this particular parameter,

the acid-alkaline balance
in water,

implies that you could change it
in the body.

DR: GLEN:
The body has its
amazing intelligence.

It knows what it needs.

So, the fact that you can
create an environment
with your consciousness

and your thoughts
and your intention,

that pH could change at all,

would allow the body
to change the pH

in the appropriate direction
that it needs.

The dogma is you can't change
your body chemistry,

uh, by thinking about it.

But the implication is

that the intention and
the imagery that you use

can be used to change
your own internal pH.

And, yes, just let your body
do what it knows

is the optimal direction
and magnitude for change.

Let's do another experiment,
which is different
from the pH meter.

I have a special device here.

It's called a potentiostat.

This allows me to take a measure
of the conductivity
of DNA itself.

DNA is very sensitive
to human consciousness,

from my own previous research.

The experiment is to see
if you can influence
the conductivity.

Okay, first sample of DNA,

and now we're gonna do
three controls in a row.

CAROLINE: Okay, I'm gonna write
"control" here.

-DR. GLEN: This is gonna be
Control 1.
-CAROLINE: Control 1.

So what we're
actually doing now

is we're calculating
the experimental error

by looking at what happens
to the... to the DNA

when there's no intervention.

In this case,
we're doing the three controls

at three different times.

Then we're going to do it
a fourth time in a row,

-except you're
going to intervene.
-Okay.

So we know
what the variation will be,

and, and the experimental error,
as I was saying before will be,

-if there's no intervention.
-Okay.

-13.2.
-13.2.

-DR. GLEN: Go on.
-CAROLINE: That's the control.

DR. GLEN: Control number two
is 12.9.

CAROLINE: 12.9, okay.

DR. GLEN:
Control number three...

CAROLINE: Yeah.

12.46, so, the average is 12.9.

-CAROLINE: 12.9 kilo ohms.
-DR: GLEN: Kilo ohms.

So if you now are able to,
with your consciousness,

resonate with this

and either get it
to go up or down,

then we'll be able
to measure it.

CAROLINE:
My intent
was to increase

the electrical conductivity,

so I visualized

that my mind was producing

an electrical current
in the DNA

at a very high speed.

Okay, I think I did it.

It felt like
it responded very quickly.

That's why I kind of stopped.

DR. GLEN: Okay, so here
is the magic number
we're looking for,

-and it's way, way down...
-Yeah.

-...to 6.5.
-Yeah. Yeah.

I felt like it responded
very quickly,

-and it was...
-Wow.

-...I, it's like, I zapped it
or something.
-I see.

-So, that's what
I'm saying. 6.5.
-Yeah.

Well, let's do it
a couple of times

with the same sample.

-6.5 kilo ohms.
-50 ohms. 50, right.

-CAROLINE: Oh, God.
-DR. GLEN: And that's what.

Okay, so here's number two,

and this one's measuring
at 6.37.

CAROLINE: The fact that
there's such a huge difference

so quickly,

it's almost like
there's no question
that something happened.

-Am I correct to say that?
-Yeah, absolutely.

-I mean, right?
I mean, how could it jump

-from, from 12 to six?
-To six.

-Okay, and now, and this one
is now...
-CAROLINE: This is again...

DR. GLEN: Now reading 6.2.

-CAROLINE: Okay.
-That's a large,
a large robust effect

demonstrating that at least
your consciousness

is able to resonate with,

and change the electrical
properties of DNA.

And the implication
for the audience
is that if you can do it,

then we could do it,

and with our own intention,
we could heal our own bodies.

My theory is that you're just
projecting energy,

and whether you project it
into a test tube,

or whether you project it
into your own body,

or whether you project it
into my body,

it's the same phenomena.

It's just a different target
receiving the energy.

I've actually done comparisons
using DNA,

uh, with different machines.

Certain machines
were better than others,

but always, the human
consciousness was better

at resonating with
and changing DNA.

When you say
"better at resonating,"

is it faster, more efficient,
more powerful? Which is it?

All of the above.

Faster, for sure.

From my own research,
I can certainly say

that an electromagnetic field
can affect water,

and takes at least 12 hours
to do the same effect

that you did in 12 seconds.

So, if nothing else,

human consciousness
is much more efficient.

It's empowering, as humans,

to know that
we can heal ourselves

so we don't have to rely
on a drug,

and we don't have to rely
on a machine.

And that's considered
legitimate science,

the ability of the mind
to influence the body.

They've discovered that

the more the DNA is capable
of conducting electricity,

the faster and stronger

is its ability to self-heal.

So we've just demonstrated

that my intent
or my consciousness

literally changed
the conductivity,

therefore affected
the molecular functioning

of this biological system,

the water or the DNA.

Yes, you're changing
the molecular level,

but you're also changing
the quantum level

which underlies everything.

And then you change
the atomic level,

then you change
the molecular level,

and then you change
the structural level.

So it doesn't matter whether
our physical bodies

are made of physical matter,

or electromagnetic energy
or quantum energy,

because with consciousness,

which underlies all of those
fundamental energies,

you can change them all

because it is
at the heart and source

of all these qualities

which make up the human body.

CAROLINE:
Our consciousness
communicates with our
physical body,

but our cells also have a way
of communicating with us

on many levels
and in different ways.

Dr. Jim Gimzewski, a fellow
of the Royal Science Society,

and distinguished
biochemistry professor at UCLA,

shared with us
his revolutionary work

in the field of sonocytology,

which detects the vibrations
coming out of the human cells.

Originally, I was in IBM
in Zurich, Switzerland

in the research laboratory,

and we were developing
a new type of microscope.

The first experiment
we wanted to do actually

was on stem cells.

It was then,
9/11 at that time,

and so we couldn't get
those samples from Italy.

And so, my graduate students

suggested we look
at something else,

and we decided
we'd look at yeast,

because yeast is, you know,
very simple to work on.

And that's when,
using this technique
called atomic force microscopy,

it's basically
like a little finger

that can feel things,

we started to notice a fairly
high frequency vibration.

The first thing I thought,
it was some kind of noise
in the system.

So we kept doing
different experiments,

and established
it was a real effect

of the live yeast cell.

The technology we use employs
a thing called a cantilever.

It's like a, a small,
flat lever,

and at the end of that lever,
there's a tiny tip,

and when we bring that tip
in contact with the yeast cell,

the tiniest motion,

even on the level
of subatomic motion,

is picked up by the cantilever.

We use a laser beam,
we shine off the end
of the cantilever,

and that amplifies
this tiny motion,

so that we can record it.

Let's just, for
the sake of argument,
say we take one cell.

Inside the human cells,

there will be a lot of
mechanical processes going on.

Transporting nutrients,
moving things around,

there will be motion
of the DNA.

All of these things can occur

essentially at, uh,
different rates.

So, the end result
is complicated motion

on a very small scale.

You mentioned that
the healthy cell has
a continuous harmonious sound,

but then the diseased cell
has an erratic sound.

DR. JIM:
We can treat them
with different chemicals

that affects
the molecular motors,

that cause, um,
the strange process

where the cell was singing.

And then it started to get,
you know, a bit interrupted.

And so it was a process
until it stopped.

So if you look at a dead cell,
for instance,

you will effectively hear

something like white noise,
you know, like...

The cells communicate
through... through that effect.

And in fact, the fact
that I'm speaking
at the moment

This, there's a bunch of cells
in my throat, right,

resonating and communicating
with you.

CAROLINE:
Since the cell
has its own

cell vibration and resonance,

uh, the organ
has its own vibration,

the entire body
then has its own vibration.

Is it possible
that we are actually

an entire instrument,

an organism that is resonating?

And therefore that's how we are
perhaps affecting each other?

I definitely believe
that we are able
to influence ourselves,

influence others.

CAROLINE:
A fascinating
observation comes
from our own planet,

the solar system,
and the universe,

which also emit sounds,

similar to the sounds
of the cells

inside our own human body.

RANDY:
The thoughts
that we have create sounds
in other people, in ourselves,

it affects our organs,

and it affects other people's
bodies and organs.

And create different levels
of vibrations

that will trigger consciousness
effects in another person.

And it can affect their health
and all kinds of things
from that.

DR. EBEN:
The power of that
unconditional love

to fully, uh, influence
everything in our existence.

If we're simply open to it,
if we're resonant with it

in our, uh, kind of loving
heart consciousness,

if we resonate
with that loving force.

MICHAEL:
And I do think that
if you're a good person,

you know, and you really
just kind of give
all that stuff out there,

-you look at everything
in a positive manner,

so everything
that comes to you is positive.

I also think it keeps
your body healthier, too.

You have less stress

when you open yourself up
to, to positive things

rather than dwelling
in what's going to go wrong.

CAROLINE:
We know our intent,
our thoughts, our emotions

affect how we feel.

But have you considered
that what you say,

may also have a direct
and measurable influence
on your body?

A relatively new field
of medical science

analyzes your vocal imprint

to identify toxins
and pathogens in the blood,

and help diagnose
many illnesses.

Don Estes has developed
a new approach to
this vocal technology

that demonstrates not only
the frequency imprint,

but the patterns
that are present in your voice.

Karina Smirnoff's world
is all about music and sound.

She's a world-renowned
professional dancer
and choreographer.

She was particularly intrigued

by the impact sound vibrations
can have on her body,

and her overall well-being.

KARINA: Well, I've always been
busy working,

and creating my career.

And I always wanted kids.

There was never
a point in my life
that I didn't want kids.

But it's also difficult

because if I have a child,
then I have to take time

out of my work
and out of my career.

-I wanna introduce you
to my friend...
-Okay.

...and then we'll see
what happens.

I'm just gonna
let you discover it.

-You'll see what I mean.
-Okay.

CAROLINE: Hello.

How are you, my dear?
Good to see you.

CAROLINE: Karina, why don't you
tell us about your life?

Well, my schedule
is really, really busy.

I travel the world
internationally constantly.

I do 14 to 16 hour days.

I always feel like
there's never enough time
to do everything that I want.

So, what you're actually
gonna be doing today,

is you're gonna be doing
a new technology
called The Portacle,

which you express yourself into.

So we take the voice in,
we analyze that,

and at the same time that
that's happening,

I'm plotting this pattern
on the screen.

Most people use this technology
as an intention machine,

an intention
manifestation machine.

"I want to speak
my intentions into it.

"and I want that to come true."

-So we'll have you put that on.
-Okay.

Flip it around that way.
Perfect.

Can you talk about something
that's really, really bothering
you right now?

At this point,

...the only thing I'm missing

is having my own kids,
having a family.

I feel like, I'm running
out of time to have a child,

where my parents can also
get to enjoy their grandchild,

where I'm not a mom

who gets, uh, you know,
to pick up her child
from kindergarten

and they start thinking like,
"Is that your grandma?"

CAROLINE: Okay.
So, Don can show you

how these are real patterns
that are inside yourself.

DON: Well, the first thing
I noticed about this

is all of her outward radiance
has kind of gone away.

We see more, again,
of these oval shapes

that are vertical ovals,

which means there's a lot
of focus on the potential,

more so than the imaginary.

So, on this horizontal plane,
you've got a lot of energy

tied around time.

So, Karina, when you
look at this pattern,
how do you feel?

It's busy without structure.

-Chaos.
-Maybe.

So why don't you
switch to something
you really, really love?

Something that's
working in your life
that you want more of.

I do what I love.

I get to travel the world.
I love traveling.

I get to experience
different countries, cultures.

Um, so I love that,
and I enjoy that tremendously.

Um, and I'm also doing
a lot of things with the kids.

I have a big kids program

that is taking off
really, really fast.

This is like having a dream
come true.

In terms of work
and where it's going,

I couldn't be more grateful
and happier.

Great. All right.

DON: So now we see
a lot of harmony
going on in there.

We've got a lot of circles
outside of the center there,

that really brings your energy
out into the environment.

And it is going to have
a tremendous effect on people.

Well, it's a responsibility to,

to self as well as
to other people

to be able to stay
in the right state of mind,

to... to stay positive.

What's your favorite color?

I've always loved yellow,
because I find that, like, um,

it's happy,
it's a ray of sunlight.

It's warm. It's life-bringing.

It's yellow.
Like, yellow's happy.

-CAROLINE: All right.
-DON: Great.

And, uh, tell us about
your least favorite color.

Uh, my least favorite
is dark burgundy.

Like that dull, not even dark,

like, dull burgundy.

I find it stale
and flat and old.

CAROLINE:
This is interesting.

-When she was saying "yellow,"
I saw more yellow.
-DON: You saw more yellow here?

CAROLINE: And then,
when she was saying "burgundy,"
there was more burgundy.

So if I wanna feel happy,
I should wear more yellow?

CAROLINE: She doesn't even
have to wear yellow.

She could say
or think "yellow..."

That's true. That's what we were
talking about earlier.

It's what you say
is what reality is.

-And that's the hardest thing
for people to really get.

KARINA: Well, thank you
very much.

This was incredible.

It was very eye-opening
and I learned a lot.

I believe the experience today
not only enhanced,

but it kind of proved

that we create our reality.

So, if there's something
that we want,

we need to project it out there,
we need to manifest it.

We need to at least give
ourselves the platform
to create it.

There is something more
to a human being

other than
just the physical being.

DON:
It's kind of
like a fingerprint.

It's like, uh, each one of us
has an individual everything.

We have
an individual fingerprint,

we have a voice print,
we have brain frequencies

and heart beats.

Your heart shows
how you're feeling about things.

Your brain shows how
you're thinking about things.

But your voice
does that immediately.

When you say it
into the real world,
you make it real.

And if you say it enough,
it will become real.

Reality actually starts
on the other side.

A lot of scientists
that are beginning to see this,

see it as a mirror universe.

Any real thing
that's on this side,
in the direct space we live in,

that is not 100%
it's true self.

It hasn't totally
actualized yet.

It still has a potential self,

a missing part that's still
on the other side.

Those two components
are discreet,

but intention has the ability
to reach across that veil

and consider these actual
potential components,

and bring them together.

And as soon as it
brings them together,

a little string shows up
over here on this side.

You have these automata

as the most primary,
basic level of reality

that, when added together
by intention,

they become strings,

which become primary particles,

which become atoms,

which become molecules.

The molecules come together
and make up cells,

the cells come together
and make up tissues,

the tissues make up organs.

The organs make up
super organisms
like humans, stars...

Star systems and galaxies,
and that sort of thing.

CAROLINE:
We know our intent
can change the outcome
of our physical reality.

Thanks to the placebo effect
in medical treatments,

and to the famous
double-slit experiment

first performed by Thomas Young
in 1801.

This experiment demonstrates
that a particle,

which should travel
in a straight line,

according to the laws
of physics,

creates instead
a diffraction pattern

only when it is detected
and measured by an observer.

Now that's called
the...

the observer paradox.

Why is it

that when you, when an observer
doesn't look,

you get particle distribution,

two lumps of particles
behind each slit,

and when the observer looks,
you get a diffraction pattern.

The particle doesn't exist,
you see,

-until some player

gets that information
of the particle being there

in their data stream.

Once that's done,
it has to stay there.

It has to, you know,
it has to be a particle
from then on.

So it acts like a particle.

That's what brings
it into this reality.

It becomes a part
of the physical world.

Then anybody else
that looks there,

will see that same thing.

CAROLINE:
It is actually
very empowering

to think that we live
n a physical world

that hasn't happened yet.

It is your observation.

In other words, it is you.
It is your consciousness

that is reaching into
the world of probability

and bringing it
into existence.

CAROLINE:
Our voice
contains the patterns

of our thoughts and emotions

while our brain is registering
and storing these patterns

in the form of EEG waves.

We can, in fact,
replay these EEG waves

and translate them back
into an actual sound.

Another contribution
to this concept

comes from audio engineer
Colin Harrington,

who claims to be able
to see his thoughts,

his emotions and his dreams

on a projected screen.

COLIN:
I've always been
a very vivid, lucid dreamer

as long as I can remember,
about three, four years old,

and I would describe
my dreams to people,

and I was met
with a lot of skepticism.

So, I felt compelled
to try to figure out a way

to show people or let them see
and hear my dreams.

When I got into computer sound
and composition,

a lot of my masters
was focused

on various different
EEG projects

and interactive multimedia,
and things like synesthesia

and changing color into sound

and sound into colors.

Color is a frequency.
Light is a frequency.

Brainwaves are a frequency.

All the sound that you hear
is a frequency.

Those correlations,
and blending those

with diverting them
into other sensory inputs

are making
the internal external

and the intangible tangible.

There's a whole field
called cymatics

that turns vibrations
into the patterns,

and you can see
the wave interference patterns

that are very elaborate
and strikingly beautiful.

Using, sometimes,

different types
of technologies like this

can help you
retrain your brain.

You see the results
of how your mind works.

CAROLINE:
Naomi Grossman
is one of the most
creative actors I know.

She applies various
mind-body techniques

in her acting career
as well as in her real life.

She was fascinated by the idea

that she could have a visual
and auditory representation

of how her mind operates.

COLIN:
It's a 1:1 real time response.

So, as your mind
is evolving and changing

based on your mood
and your alertness,

it will generate music
in real time.

And I can run that
into pretty much
any instrument that I want.

So we'll be able to hear

your representation
of your feelings.

-Oh, God. I'm scared.

Just a bit of saline solution
on this.

NAOMI: Okay.

It's nothing strange.
It's used as a conductor.

Oh, I like this look.

It's definitely
a little futuristic.

Yeah.

So, this will be
a little bit better,

for example,
if you want to stress yourself.

Go for the stress.

Seriously?

COLIN: And if you can think
about something stressful

one more time.

So, I think you can see
an incredible range.

CAROLINE: Wow.

Being in the world of acting,

being able to turn it on
like that,

it's really impressive.

Because I've run various
iterations of this software

on hundreds of people,

but I've never seen someone

be able to turn it on
and turn it off.

You know, by going to "there,"

wherever "there" is.

Uh, so...

I mean, it's like when you're
playing make-believe.

-You know?
-Yeah.

-So you're a perfect
test subject.
-We're playing "house,"

and I'm the mom
and you're the dad...

You go there.

I thought this was spot-on.

I mean,
it was insanely accurate.

Could you show us a little bit
of the visualizer?

In other words,
as opposed to hearing,

is it possible to see
the thoughts and emotions?

Sure.
What I have this mapped to,

is blue would be a more calm,

and red would be more angry.

And then we're gonna have purple
right here in the middle,

so we can see if you can
change the colors.

-Want to give it a try?
-Okay.

Stress.

Go ahead and try to calm down
and reach a state of peace.

I really love the 1:1
real-time relationship here.

It's amazing.

NAOMI: So, did I go red,
and then did I go blue?

-COLIN: Oh, yeah.
-CAROLINE: Absolutely.

I've spent plenty of time
going red in my mind,

whereas going blue,

you know, I have
less experience with that.

And it was fun.

I enjoyed, like,
going to Jamaica,

and, like,
feeling the sun on my skin.

It can be
a conscience decision
with training.

You obviously
have a certain aptitude

for turning yourself calm

or turning yourself angry

that most other people may not
have right off the bat.

But it's something
that you can learn

even if you don't have
that kind of focus,

you can train yourself.

Now what we'd like to do
is train the computer

to recognize an image.

Let's try
with a positive in it.

Let's try something
with a positive.

This is the image
that we're gonna be using.

We can teach the computer

how you react
to a certain image.

I included this blank
white slide in there

to be nothingness,

unless you're recalling
a specific pattern.

So, let's try
to recall that image.

Put yourself on stage...

-and then think of nothing.
-Nothing.

Put yourself
back on that stage

and feel the way that you felt
when you were there.

CAROLINE: It's crazy.

NAOMI: It reminds me
of that expression,

"when it rains, it pours."

It's no wonder that
when things are going well,

they go really, really well,
or vice versa.

Those times when you,
you know,

I booked
two national commercials

and got a boyfriend
all in one week.

It's like, "Well, yeah,

"I'm putting
something out there.

"I'm fixating
on the positive."

DON: Mm
-hmm.

And it just goes to show,
like we need to...

...flood our brains
with positive images.

It was so interesting,
you know?

I mean, we have
so much power.

We have the power
to affect change in our lives.

So why not choose the positive

-since we have a choice.
-Yeah.

Did this help you kind of see

how your mind can go
either way in a split second?

-Yes.
-And how your brain
is registering...

It's like, when in doubt...
If you get the choice,

which of course we have
the choice, go to Jamaica.

CAROLINE:
Our thoughts and emotions

can be perceived
as sound and images.

Sound can be turned
into an image,

as in the biological sonar

that is used
by several kinds of animals,

whereby the animal
emits a sound

that resonates and echoes back
a visual description

of the environment
that they're in.

In plant life,
studies have shown

that trees emit a frequency,

and this is how trees

can communicate
with other trees

about incoming predators
or weather patterns.

How could there be oneness
with animal life,

plant life,
and the Earth itself,

without a mechanism

that allows you
to maintain this oneness?

If plants and animals
can communicate

through seemingly
invisible frequencies,

is it possible that humans
could also be doing the same?

We are surrounded
by this invisible pool

of energies and waves.

We know electromagnetic waves,
sound waves exist,

but we don't see them.

So the idea is,
how much of these waves

can we actually detect
on this side of the veil?

Ex-FBI agent Ben Hansen

has been investigating
and documenting

paranormal anomalies
around the world

using multiple technologies.

He volunteered to demonstrate
these technologies to us,

so I decided
to bring a friend along.

Corey Feldman
needs no introduction.

Child actor, filmmaker,
and musician,

Corey's fascinated
by supernatural phenomena,

and wanted to join us

for some
interesting experiments.

When I was working
for the bureau, um,

they have looked
into phenomena

such as UFOs
and cattle mutilations.

The devices that I use,

conducting our own experiments

into something
that's called ITC research.

I don't know if you've
heard of that before.

So it's instrumental
trans-communication.

So in about the '70s,

people started experimenting
and finding out

you could take all sorts
of electronic devices,

and voices were showing up
on the tapes.

Ah.

-A little skeptical about that.
-You know, so was I.

-Yeah.
-Completely skeptical.

Because the prime theory

of what we call capturing EVP,
electronic voice phenomena,

is that we're dealing
with electromagnetic waves.

And what they found

was that you can take, um,
a device such as this,

which is an induction coil,
okay?

This experiment
we're going to do,

you speak into
the red tape recorder,

then what we're going to do

is transmit
through this induction coil

to the blue tape recorder.

The blue is a receiver,
the red is a transmitter.

We're gonna take your voice,

and I'll have you
make a message

on the red tape recorder.

Okay.

So the first thing
I want you to do,

BEN: if you could
take the battery

out of the blue recorder
for me...

Sure.

There's a blue battery
in it, too.

Isn't that convenient?

Okay, put it right there.

So, for quality control,
we'll take the blue recorder

and we'll just set it over here
out of the way.

-COREY: Okay.
-Okay?

Now the red recorder,

I would like you
to leave a message.

Captain's log,
Stardate 2018.

This is Captain Corey
of the USS Red Recorder,

leaving a message
that may be detected

in other universes
or dimensions.

- Great. Awesome.
-CAROLINE: I love that.

So, I can see it's there.

You left a 20-second message.

-Perfect.
-Okay, so it's here.

But just to make sure,
what we're gonna do

is we're gonna take
what we call an EMF meter,

electromagnetic field meter,
and as we play this back,

you can see
the needle fluctuating...

CAROLINE: Hmm.

The EMF meter is picking up

-electromagnetic field
from this device.
-Got it.

His voice is on the recorder,

but what is being
picked up here
is not the sound.

Okay? It's being picked up
by an induction coil

which creates
a magnetic field.

It's just basically
magnetic energy

-that's traveling.
-Magnetic energy, exactly.

So we'll put the meter aside,

and now we have
a transmitting coil

which is broadcasting
the message.

And if you could now
put the battery

back into the recorder...

COREY: Uh-huh.

Okay, so we've shown
it was not recording

at the same time this was,

so there's no way
it picked up on it.

COREY: I'm not gonna touch
these two coils together.

Okay? You see they're close,

because they've got to be close
to each other's fields.

-But they're not touching.
-CAROLINE: Yeah.

COREY: Powered on.

-BEN: Okay? Excellent.
-Okay.

So now we have
our blue recorder. Okay?

Which we'll call it
the receiving recorder.

Just get a simple
little speaker here
so that we can hear it better.

We're gonna plug into it.

Fingers crossed.

Let's see if your message
is now in the captured reporter.

Captain's log, Stardate 2018.

This is Captain Corey
of the USS Red Recorder,

leaving a message
that may be detected

in other universes
or dimensions.

Well, there you go.

That's so cool.

You see how clear it was?

-Very clear.
-Very clear.

That was not done
by radio waves.

It was not done acoustically.

We've transferred it seemingly
through some magical energy,

but science knows
it's an electromagnetic field.

So the theory behind this is,
it's energy-based.

It has to be. Okay?

All we have here
is a piece of metal

with wire wound around
inside of it.

What do you think
the biggest induction coil...

Let's think grand scale.

What do we have would be

the biggest induction coil
that surrounds us all?

-The Earth?
-The Earth.

If it's that or if it's
some other energy,

we don't quite understand,

we're all connected to it.

You just demonstrated

how sound waves
can be transferred

from one point to another

without physical contact.

I can think of somebody
across the world,

-and just by thinking about...
-They'll call you.

-They call you.
-Yeah, I do it all the time.

The reality is,

we're all plugged in
to the same source.

I completely agree.

We can take this whole concept
of imprinting

your residual
onto a physical object.

Okay? Visually,

in a special camera
that I have.

So if I could have you both
just have a seat right there.

-CAROLINE: Okay.
-Just relax, okay?

-I'm gonna come over here.
-Okay.

And I have
a specialty camera here.

The average human puts out

about the same amount
of heat energy

as a 100-watt lightbulb.

So that's what
you're doing right now,

both of you,
just sitting there.

Energy is... We know
the law of thermodynamics.

It could be transferred

from one thing
to another, right?

And heat being an energy,
a wave, in a sense,

you guys are
emanating that now. Okay?

And you're interacting
with everything

you come in contact with.

So just by sitting there
in those chairs,

you're transferring energy.

COREY: Sometimes they just
used do that,

and then they'll just
kind of put their hands
above you.

-CAROLINE: Yeah.
-They're not touching you,

but you can feel the heat
radiating through your body,
right?

-It's the same thing.
-BEN: Yeah, exactly.

You know, you might even feel

that when you meet
certain people,

kind of an energy transfer.

If I could have
you both stand up

and just go hang out there
on that couch for a second.

Okay.

All right,
we'll let this record

just so we have enough here.

So before you guys sat down,
I took a video

of those chairs
you're sitting in

with a thermal camera

which sees into
the infrared spectrum.

So, it senses heat,

not much of the visible light
at all.

And you'll see here the chairs
are primarily blue.

Above you,
we have some red heat,

which is actually a heater,
a vent up there

that's heating up the books
on the top shelf.

-I see it, yep. Okay.
-Okay?

So when you sat down,

there you are, in full color.

Uh, the darker areas represent
the colder spots.

So you can see your pants
and the cuffs

that are not actually
touching your pants are darker.

-And your faces
are the brightest...
-Shoes are darker.

...'cause they're
the hottest in frame.

So what I wanted to show you

was the point
that you guys get up here.

So you get up
out of your chairs...

And bam! Look at that.

-That is an imprint.
-Yes.

That's some serious heat.

Look at that.
Wow, look at mine.

Really bright
where my face was.

BEN: You can see
where your hand was,
on the left hand,

and you, I think,
had an elbow or something,

you were sitting there.

Yeah, but it's really from...

It seems like it's right
where my heart would be.

CAROLINE: Yeah, the chest
seems to be the brightest.

It's not just the heat
that we feel,

but it's also an energy
we can see.

We affect everything
in the material world

with our energy.

So, if we have good energy

and we're putting it
out to the world,

then we're going to get
good responses back.

But if we're putting out
negative energy all the time,

then you're gonna have
negative come in

and infect your life that way

until you make
a conscious effort to stop.

And once you go,

I'm gonna believe
everything is good,

everything is fine,
it's all gonna work itself out,

and then all of a sudden,

things start
to reverse themselves.

BEN:
I will never tell somebody
with 100% certainty

what I capture
on this tape recorder,

or on this video, is a ghost,

an alien... I don't know that.

I don't believe in ghosts,
mind you, I never did.

Um, but there have been things
that have happened

where it makes you question it.

All we know is it's unexplained,

and it's something
that we can't see,

but it's being perceived.

And somehow technology
is capturing it.

COREY:
Obviously, I believe
that there is much beyond
this reality.

I mean, I have
many variations on that.

So if we're talking
about the spiritual realm,

or if we're talking about
the interdimensional realm,

there's a lot of different
kinds of understandings
of what that means.

BEN:
We probably occupy
the same physical space,

so, if we do,

but we don't see each other
or all the time,

what would you call that?

An interdimension
is kind of like

the only word
that comes to mind.

So, multiple dimensions?

Yes, I think
it's very possible.

The fact that people said,
"Oh, well, this is God,"

I believe it's just
a limited capability

of understanding
at that time.

What they saw in miracles

and things that happened
before them

were unexplainable
in any other way

other than saying,
"That's God."

Outside of the physical,

I believe that
there is an energy out there.

I do believe there's
a bigger force at play.

Something's happening
that's bigger than us.

Beyond the body, once we leave
our meat puppet behind,

we go back
to our actual true existence.

At times I get frustrated
that I can't see it,

even though I have these beady
Canadian close-set eyes,

that I would hope
are like laser beams

to be able
to see these things,

I can't,
and it really frustrates me.

It's like you pull the goggles
off the virtual reality,

and you're home again.

And when you're brought back,

you maybe choose
what you want to be.

BEN:
A reality, in essence,
could be different
to different people,

although I do think
there is one truth.

The problem is that science
has not caught up

to be able to explain
the rules by which it operates.

CAROLINE:
PK is short for psychokinesis.

It is the ability to move
a physical object

without physical contact.

I've been working with PK
for the past couple of years

with very interesting results.

It is your intent
that is interacting

with the physical object
that is getting it to respond.

But the minute
you let go of the result

is when you get the result.

At the Institute
of Biosensory Psychology

in St. Petersburg, Russia,

you can learn how to use
your consciousness

to move a physical object.

A graduate from this institute
is UC Berkeley's

quantum physicist,
Dr. George Weissman,

who has been able
to demonstrate

these effects repeatedly

and over the past
several years.

Well, this is just
a freely suspended object

and its inside
a glass cylinder

so that it's isolated
from the heat,

from draft, and so on.

If you leave it alone,
it doesn't move at all.

What we do is to basically
focus on it and make it turn.

So, from the ordinary
physics perspective,

this is impossible.

It's not that there's
consciousness in those objects.

Objects and space, and time

all are manifestations
within consciousness.

It's a kind of unification.

Matter, so-called particles,

are more like
information carriers.

Particles are not things.

Even once you've seen it,

it's not an actual
existing particle,

but then it can be
thought of, in a way.

It is described
by this wave function,

which is just
a probability function.

CAROLINE:
I asked
PK practitioner

and meditation teacher,
Sean McNamara,

to facilitate a session
with my friend Rachele,

who had never practiced
PK before and was eager to try.

Sean.

I'm so excited about this.

I mentioned Rachele to you.

I can't tell you
how excited I am.

I cannot wait to learn.

It sounds like you have
a lot of confidence already.

Like some part of you
already believes

that it's possible.
Is that true?

I do. I have been studying.

I'm so passionate
about the power

of thought and attention.

I mean, ever since I was 14.

I went through a really
difficult time in my life,

I saw a movie
that changed my life,

and I had this really
life-changing experience.

I was like,
"That's what I want to do.

"I want to perform,
I want to act,

"I want to inspire people
just like that film did for me."

Through focusing on that,
intending it, writing it down,

having vision boards,
like seeing it,

watching every day,
seeing myself do it every day.

I ended up playing the lead
in the sequel

to that same film
six years later,

something that everybody
told me was impossible.

Where you place your awareness
is where energy goes.

That's basically
all we're doing here

with this
psychokinesis experiment.

We're gonna produce movement

by using our mind
in a certain way.

And it's really like
baking a cake.

You put all the right
ingredients together,

and you put them in the oven,

you give it enough time,
and when enough time has passed,

you pull out this beautiful,
delicious cake.

And no calories involved.

-Yes.

It is a meditation process
in itself,

in the way
other types of meditation

have life-lessons wrapped in.

You see, it's right in front
of your eyes.

If you're too tense,
it stops moving.

When you're relax,
it starts moving again.

If you don't give it
enough time, it doesn't work.

If you let go, it works.

So this is just another way

of showing those basic
life principles

that we all know about.

And so at this point,
you can lift up your container,

and you'll want to do this
very slowly,

because when you
do it too quickly,

it knocks off the tinfoil
from the needle.

And then you want to just
put your hands on the glass

on either side of the object.

Eventually,
it'll start responding

to your breathing pattern

and to the level of relaxation
in your mind.

So, yeah, when it starts,

it means that a shift
has occurred within you.

Mine just started
responding, too.

So I think we're sharing
a field now.

-RACHELE: Is it working?
-CAROLINE: That is so cool
to watch.

-I mean, it was really still.
-RACHELE: It's moving.

As silly to some
as this may sound,

sending love
to the material thing,

like, "I love you,
let's work together on this,

"let's be one,
let's move together..."

CAROLINE: Look what it's doing
as you're talking about love.

Your heart's opening
as we're talking about it,

and it feels it.

RACHELE: And I can also feel

whenever I start to feel
those ego thoughts,

or wanting to get it right,
or afraid of failure,

then there's this disconnect.

And I think that's so powerful
to understand,

that's the whole thing of ego.

It's like the want
to get it right can block you.

But when you just allow

and be filled
with love and energy,

amazing, miraculous things
can happen.

CAROLINE:
Rachele will now
attempt to place two objects

inside the glass container,

and see if she could perhaps
influence one object

and not the other.

RACHELE: I'm just wondering,
if I'm here,

-if I'll have more ability.
-Sure. Keep going,

-'cause the other one
just started going.
-CAROLINE: Look, it's working.

-There you go.
-CAROLINE: There you go.

Clearly, Rachele's talented.

I mean, that's amazing.

And it's her first time.

This is the hardest condition
to be under.

Not only is it your first time

that you have
six cameras on you,

there are other people
in the room watching,

-hoping, expecting.
-RACHELE: Yeah.

These are the hardest conditions
for anyone to operate under

for psychokinesis,
so congratulations.

CAROLINE: Did you have fun?

Oh, my gosh, it's so much fun.

After even just
those two experiments,

you know, I learned so much
about myself.

If you practice these things,
you really feel like

a superhuman version
of yourself.

Superhuman. That's the title
of the film, yeah.

SEAN:
The photons that are
bouncing off of the objects

are going in through my eyes.

The rods and cones
are producing
an electrical signal

that goes
to the back of my brain,

which reconstructs an image.

So what I'm really looking at

when I look
at the piece of paper,

a tinfoil or toothpick,
whatever it is I'm moving,

I'm looking at my own mind.

If we were truly separate
from each other,

there's no way
would be able to do PK,

because of the inherent
separateness.

But if we can
dissolve that sense

that we're separate
from everything

and increase the sense
that we're already one,

then that makes PK possible.

Of course, it's possible,

because when I'm moving
an object,

I'm moving my own mind.

CAROLINE:
Dr. Mike Weliky
is a professor of neurobiology

from the University
of California in Berkeley,

and a researcher
at an NIH funded laboratory.

His interest in PK began

after a profoundly
transformative

Zen meditation experience,

which led him to alter entirely
his model of reality.

This is completely sealed
from any electric...

CAROLINE:
I started working
with Mike in 2017,

and I was most impressed

by the scientific rigor
he brings to the field,

and also how far we were
able to stretch the boundaries

and possibilities
of this methodology.

The model that I think
is probably more truthful

is a model that actually
a famous physicist,

John Wheeler developed,

which he calls
the participative universe.

Instead of having a camera,
or the eye,

and then a display

in this linear, sort of,
causal relationship,

the universe is actually
the self-excitatory loop

where there is no separation

between the observer
and the observed,

but because they form

this continuous
interactive feedback.

And so, this is why
I started to believe

in the possibility
of PK as a scientist,

because the object

is truly not outside of you.

For example,
if I want to move my finger,

my finger is connected
to my consciousness

through neural pathways
in the body and to my brain.

So when I want to move it,

it's a part of me
and I can move it.

The piece of paper
in front of me

is not physically connected
with neural pathways,

but it still is a phenomenon

and an appearance
within my consciousness,

what you might call
a back channel.

If you think about it,
the brain,

and actually
all the cells in our body,

are phenomenon occurring

within this
bigger consciousness.

The idea is then
to try to influence

this piece of paper
that's totally isolated,

and get it to rotate.

MIKE: To rotate
without any effect

from any known physical forces.

You explained to me that
it's actually quite difficult

to do it with a vacuum.

So, actually, it's impossible.

Not just difficult,

which is why
I've added a little twist

which actually allows me

to accomplish this in a vacuum.

Something very similar to this
is inside the container.

And so, what I'm doing is,

I'm adding random
mechanical fluctuations

or perturbations
to the target.

By controlling the amplitude
of the signal

that gets to the speaker,
we can control the amplitude

and how much motion is actually
induced in the target.

But typically, it's probably
less than a millimeter.

It doesn't cause
any large scale
ordered rotation,

but rather just this very small
oscillation of the target.

The standard protocol
for doing

a proper
experimental design is,

you obtain a baseline period,

just establishing
that there is no motion,

that there is
no environmental effect.

So what you're saying,

when we are creating
the baseline over several hours,

uh, this very small

linear oscillation
is taken into account...

-And will be visible.
-...and will be visible.

CAROLINE:
So we know
that by the time

you're influencing the target

we see a big difference.

And we see the rotation
that is coming

from the consciousness
or the intent,

as opposed to
from the little speaker.

I'm gonna let you
try it yourself.

-I'm gonna let you some space.
-Okay.

So, Mike, how did it go?
What happened?

If you can see,
here's the baseline,

and it shows that the target

is randomly moving
back and forth.

Maybe like a degree or so
from peak to peak.

And then, at this point here,

you see a larger rotation.

It's not something
that I am willing with my mind

and saying, "Move,"
or "Do this," like a command,

rather it's much more
of a feeling

of connectedness.

CAROLINE:
It is becoming clear

that mind and matter
are entangled,

and the separation between
objects and consciousness

is nothing but an illusion.

If that is the case,

then I should
be able to influence

the same physical object
in close proximity,

or perhaps 1,000 miles away

across two states.

Well, let's find out.

Hey, Mike. How's it going?

Hi, nice to see you again.

Yeah, you too.
Have you been practicing?

Yes, I'm looking forward
to another session tonight.

How long have you been
running the device

before I came on?

So, I have about
an hour baseline,

and then
we'll do your session,

which is usually, typically,
you run about an hour, so...

And then, I continue
after you're done,

running a continued baseline
afterwards.

Okay. Awesome.
I'm ready whenever you are.

-Okay, good. You, too.
-Okay, here we go.

It was just turning.

That's really something
I haven't seen before,

having it rotate multiple times
in succession like that.

Is it possible that people
who are watching

would say this is a fluke?
Could this ever be a fluke,

since the baseline
was established for so long?

MIKE:
Typically during baselines,

it's completely
motionless and still.

So I'm confident
that the results we're getting

are being really provided
by your intention

and not by any other kinds
of environmental factors

that could be influencing
the target.

Every time we continue
to get these good results,

I become even more confident

that this is a true phenomenon,

and that you really
are providing

the trigger
for these rotations.

My theory is,
when we perform PK

or any other
mind over matter exercise,

our consciousness
switches the brain
from linear functioning,

firing randomly
in different areas,

to 100% capacity,

whereby the brain functions
as a whole.

Anyone can do this.

In fact, without knowing
the anatomy of the brain,

all you have to do
is focus your intent

on the center of the brain.

And that information
is then distributed

through the corpus callosum
to the two hemispheres,

which allows you to understand
what's going on,

and through
the endocrine system,

which then allows you
to feel what is going on.

Because the brain
is now engaged

at its full 100% capacity,

you can now
perceive and experience things

beyond the normal human range,

meaning beyond time and space.

If this is true, then we should
be able to transcend

any limitation
of our physicality,

perhaps even our eyesight.

CAROLINE:
Our first stop
is in the UK,

where we encounter children
who are using blindfolds

to access
their superhuman abilities.

CAROLINE:
We're gonna play some games.

Put your blindfolds on
for me, please.

Ready?

Justin...

tell me what's on this card.

Teacup.

And now tell me
what's on this card.

Uh, tiger.

Isabella. What is the shape
and color of this stone?

Kind of like circle.
And I don't...

And it's not really...
It's kind of see-through.

Here's yet another example

of how consciousness
can interact

with the physical world

beyond what science claims
to be possible.

NICOLA:
When we work
with the blindfold,

it's so that we can encourage
the children to use

the vision that they have
with their higher consciousness.

Evie, tell me the shape
and color of this stone.

Um, it's red and...

-kind of a circle.
-CAROLINE: Yes.

Evie, tell me what I'm holding
in my hand.

A wooden spoon.

We expand their consciousness
beyond what they believe

or understand that they can,

take them out
into universal energies.

Okay, now let's go search

for that beautiful
inner light of yours.

-I can see it.
-Fantastic.

Bring the light out...

into the area around you,

-your light field.
-I've done it.

Good boy.

-Well done.
-I can see it.

And then, they can work

with the higher consciousness
seeing,

because they have
the potential

to see from every cell
in their body.

NICOLA: Now you're going
to read a line each.

"The other dragons were purple
with smooth shiny scales,

"but Marmaduke
was faded orange

"with sticky-out scales."

NICOLA: Excellent. Good girl.

It's like witnessing a miracle.

It's really...
It's just beautiful to watch.

"George was enjoying
a quiet evening

"in the Heavenly Hippos
Wildlife Park.

"Suddenly he spotted a group
of animals creeping past."

The first time I actually
saw it for myself...

...when I'd come
to do my training,

the only word I can think of
is emotional.

It was very emotional.

JUSTIN: "Pitter-patter!

"The rain was tapping
in the windows,

"and the wind was banging."

When my son started to read,
and I saw him reading.

"Our day out is ruined."

ANGELA:
They kind of shine.

It's just amazing.

"No mouse would put
a paw out in that weather."

CAROLINE:
Needless to say,

I wanted to know
what it felt like

to experience
the physical world

through these blindfolds.

Totally dark. Yes.

Wow!

Witnessing these
incredible children up close

got us on the journey
to discovering others
around the world...

who are applying
similar methodologies

to achieve
mind-blowing results.

At MP USA in Ogden, Utah,

a blindfold technique
called VibraVision

helps you sense the vibration
of various objects

in the physical world.

ZELEZNICK:
All physical matter
in the universe

is actually a form of energy
that's made up of atoms.

Those atoms are cycling

or vibrating
at a certain frequency.

Practicing VibraVision

gives us the ability
to access our sensors

and to perceive
those vibrations,

and then convert it
into a usable mental image.

we call Mindsight.

Red. Yellow. Blue. Yellow.

Orange. Blue. Green.

Yeah!

You can see the unseen

to do things that
are thought of as impossible.

Eight of clubs, ten of diamonds,
five of hearts.

One, two, three...

CAROLINE:
At MP USA, folks of all ages

demonstrate
these incredible skills

inside the academy
and out in the real world.

ZELEZNICK: How about
the grilled chicken
and sausage gumbo?

Gumbo. It's there.

ZELEZNICK: How much
do they cost again?

$29.98.

ZELEZNICK: Correct, and Colton,
what were you just touching?

COLTON: These are fan boxes.

ZELEZNICK: All right.
What color is that?

COLTON: That's blue.

ZELEZNICK: Let's find
the Lay's brand.

ZELEZNICK: Old Spice body wash.

Very good.

CAROLINE:
From Utah,
we make our way

to Stuttgart, Germany.

There, children are using
a different approach

to the methodology

and display skills
with impeccable accuracy.

CAROLINE:
"In the beginning,
it felt a bit weird

"when I was able to see
without my eyes,

"but after a while
you get used to it."

CAROLINE:
"I was rather
skeptical in the beginning,

"but once I learned it myself,
my reaction was,

"'Wow, this really works!'"

CAROLINE: "
I believe much more
is possible than we know.

"Human beings
have a lot more skills
that they could develop.

"I also have a granddaughter
who learned this skill

"and bops around
with the mask here today.

"I'm amazed
how well it works."

CAROLINE:
Groups
around the world

are using various techniques

to achieve
very similar results.

I decided to investigate

the origin
of these methodologies

which led me to InfoVision
in Moscow, Russia

and its founder,
Mark Komissarov,

who discovered
blindfold perception
20 years ago.

INTERPRETER: "
We developed
a methodology that
first worked with kids.

"Then I tried it
with a blind kid,

"and it worked too.

"Then I tried it with adults,

"and it turns out
the methodology
also works with adults.

"And that is what
I've been doing
for the past 20 years."

CAROLINE:
Mark Komissarov's
colleague, Mihaela Istrati,

volunteered to offer
further assistance

on how the InfoVision technique
actually works.

Whilst these three
are in harmony...

consciousness, mind,
and brain,

then everything works
at the speed

at which the mind

is able to accept
this ability.

CAROLINE:
In an attempt
to bring scientific validation

to their methodology,

InfoVision reached out

to reputable
Italian neurosurgeon,

Professor Enrico Pierangelli

and the theoretical physicist,
Professor Elio Conti

from the University of Bari
in Italy.

We prepared some masks...

INTERPRETER:
"We prepared
some masks with instrumentation

"able to measure the quantity
of light inside the mask.

"Once we were sure
the quantity of light

"inside the mask was zero,
the experiment was done."

...were able to read

INTERPRETER:
"And
the volunteers
were able to read

"the words on the computer."

Nineteen.

Forty-two.

Also...

INTERPRETER:
"Also,
when they were asked

"in which color
these words were written,

"they were also able
to describe the colors.

"We just recognized this
as a fact."

CAROLINE:
These methodologies
can be applied

to various eyesight issues

such as Silvia's
advanced far-sightedness,

Radu's severe astigmatism,

which had made it impossible
for him to read.

Or even the blind,
who are now able to perceive

their environment
with more ease.

Now we're talking
about something

that is not just to help you
with your guidance system

or sense your environment,

but something
that is incredibly practical

and transformative.

INTERPRETER:
"When I see
the tears of a mother

"who brought a blind child

"and the child starts seeing
after my seminar,

"that is what's important."

CAROLINE:
All the senses
are coming together,

and that gives you
the experience

of the environment non-locally.

So, it is not that
you are visually seeing

what is behind you,

you are experiencing
what's behind you.

Back in the US,
I shared my research

with my longtime friend, Kim,

who at the age of 33,

discovered she suffered from
a rare genetic macular disease.

While her condition is
medically impossible to cure,

Kim was willing
to defy the odds

and potentially try to regain
her perfect eyesight.

KIM:
My eyesight is something
that's been not normal

for half of my life.

So the first half of my life,

the first 33 years
were perfect vision.

At then, at age 33,

a genetic disease appeared,

and became worse and worse
over a period of two years.

And it's a rare eye disease

and it affects the macula.

My biggest problem
is I can't read very well,

and I have a lot of different
reading aids.

I'm trying to stay open
to anything,

so I'm very excited,
and I'm hoping that I have...

improvement in the clarity
of what I can see,

and be able to read
a little easier,

to be able to see
somebody's face a little clear,

or read a sign.

It's just so frustrating.

One of the things we did
that was really mind-blowing

was to wear a mask

that completely
blacked out all light.

There you go.

I'd like you to look around
in the mask...

in the darkness
for the beginning.

And sooner or later,
you will start to see...

some little lights
here and there.

You sit there for a while,
and then,

all of a sudden
you start seeing things.

All right,
now I have a white dot.

I started to see the whole...

It was as if I was seeing
the whole universe.

All of the stars,
all of the constellations.

You could actually
see the stars blinking,

you could see meteors.

I can still see the stars...
The stars are gone.

It was very cool.

And so, you could just
sit there for a while

and just enjoy the show.

And then we started to use
colored pieces of paper

to determine
if I could see colors.

MIHAELA:
Yeah.
So let's do like this.

This is... um, green.

See if there's any difference
in the colors.

This is purple,
the opposite color.

MIHAELA: Mm-hmm.

Yeah.

Oh! Here's red.

Well, I couldn't see
100% of the colors.

Some of the darker colors
were harder to see.

I could see colors...

I just have to wait,
and then it shows up.

...which is kind of the point
of the whole thing.

You don't need your eyes.

It's your awareness
or your consciousness

that actually
is doing the perception.

And it actually feeds
to your visual system

so you can then see it.

So your consciousness sees it
before your eyes see it,

not the other way around.

Everything's your attitude,
which is your perspective,

the way you go into things.

Just keep that attitude.

Can do. I can do this.
Anybody can do this.

That seems like it's blue.

It is blue.

Let's start with the mask.

And I'd like you
to set your focus

as a periscope...

on the papers
that I want you to see.

Green.

Excellent. Excellent.

Looks like a pink-ey red,

magenta, whatever...

Yeah, red. Excellent.

I got yellow.

Yellow it is.

Oh.

Kim, well done.

Pink.

-Marvelous. It is pink.
-Oh, wow.

My instructor
would show me letters.

She'd hold up
little kids' letters.

They'd be in a color,
and they're all capital letters,

and I could actually see those.

So... And that wasn't
right here in front me.

She's in Romania,
so it's many miles away.

I have a "T."

Amazing, Kim.
That's what it is!

Well done! Whoo!

Normally, if I pick up
something to read,

I get my magnifying glass
and I assume this position.

And this is really hard
on my neck. It hurts.

And I've had neck problems

from constantly
doing the same pattern.

But now, I just pick it up,
I look at it,

and I just wait,

and then I start reading.

Okay, so that's getting
really easy.

I used to take notes
and just write

like I used to write

thinking I was writing well,
but I wasn't.

And so now what I'm doing
is taking my time

and seeing what I'm writing,

and making sure
that each letter
has a space around it

so that I can now go back
and read it,

whereas before,
I couldn't see anything,

'cause the letters
were on top of each other.

Okay, it says,
"Let's try this now.

"I am...

"going to write
in different sizes."

So now, I'm just deciding
to pay attention,

take my time,

and now I can read
what I write. Huge.

The idea that seeing
is not believing,

that seeing doesn't have
anything to do with it.

It's more like you can
perceive everything.

The visible,
the invisible, whatever.

You perceive it
with your consciousness

and your awareness.

It's not "seeing is believing."

It's probably the opposite

because your brain
plays tricks on you

through your vision
and other things.

So, I think
this is a huge concept

that's applicable
to everything.

CAROLINE:
The blindfolds
are an incredible tool

that remind us that we don't
actually see with our eyes.

We see with our brain.

But it is your consciousness

that is reprogramming
and directing your brain

to perceive
what you want to perceive

and experience
what you want to experience.

This is what this is about.

Mind over matter.

CAROLINE:
If the current
scientific laws
of physical reality

were accurate and complete,

then they shouldn't be broken,
ever.

And yet these laws
are being broken

every day, repeatedly,

by hundreds of people
around the world.

The bottom line is this,

No matter what you believe in,

if you believe
we live in a matrix

in someone else's simulation,

or if you believe in God,
or Buddha,

or if you're an atheist,

and there's nothing
beyond this physical world,

the most powerful technology
in the universe

is consciousness.

If your consciousness can
change the chemistry
of your body,

if your consciousness
can allow you to see perfectly

without the use of your eyes,

if your consciousness
can allow you

to move a physical object

without physical contact,

if you can influence
an electrical device,

an electronic device,
or a computer nearby

or at a distance...

Well, then
who's more powerful?

You or the physical world?

DR. CAMPBELL:
Consciousness
evolves by lowering
its entropy.

It does that by making choices.

By those choices,

the individuated units
of consciousness can evolve

if they make good choices

toward caring, toward love,

toward consideration,

or they can make poor choices
and de-evolve

towards fear,
self-centeredness,

it's all about me.

We live in a world
where freedom and free will

are part of the design.

And within that,
there's choices
that can be made,

and those choices
have impact throughout
the entire quantum field.

All great distances
from our thoughts,

and how that bounces off
and echoes out of the matrix,

and how that balances back
and influences us.

So, there's a dialogue
going on with that.

DR. GIMZEWSKI:
So we sort of
come to this world,

and I guess
in our materialistic sense,

we want to forget vibrations
and things like that.

We just want to think of matter,
and stuff.

DR. CAMPBELL:
What part of
your life has been
the most significant?

And I'll bet
it's not the stuff.

It's not the car,
it's not the house you live in.

It's there
and it's important.

Yeah, you need your car
to get around and so on.

But what's really important
in your life

are your relationships,

the caring, the love,

the significance of connecting
with other people.

What am I doing here?

I know I have
to pass on my this

and I have to give my kids this,
and I have to...

You know,
it's all of this stuff.

Love, I think,
is the main reason we're here.

For me, knowing that
that's it...

um, allows me
to look at every day.

And just,
I'm in love with life.

The purpose of the universe

is for life
to emerge and thrive.

We believe
that these principles

are universe-wide.

DR. ALEXANDER:
The purpose,
in so many ways, of existence,

is to know thyself.

The self-awareness
of the universe,

it's profound quality
of awareness,

of conscious awareness
of existence,

is inherent
in the universe itself.

Exploring
your superhuman abilities

allows you to discover
your own potential,

the mechanics
of your consciousness.

In other words,
understand who you really are

as you think, as you feel,

as you make choices,

you contribute
to the expansion

of humanity as a whole.

From a limited state of being

to an elevated
superhuman species

that fits within
the grand design

of an intelligent universe.

So now ask yourself,

are you a superhuman?