As with the study of any natural phenomenon, bringing mediumship into theregulated environment of the laboratory allows for the controlled and repeated examination of anomalous information reception by mediums. It also lends statistically analyzed support to the survival of consciousness hypothesis and addresses the relationship between consciousness and brain. Optimally, laboratory-based mediumship research includes two equally important factors: a) a research environment that optimizes the mediumship process for both the medium and the hypothesized discarnate and b) research methods that maximize the experimental blinding of the medium, the rater, and the experimenter, in order to eliminate all conventional explanations for the information and its accuracy and specificity[...].
We provided above an excerpt of the article from Julie Beischel, PhD and Gary E. Schwartz, PhD, from the VERITAS Research Program Laboratory for Advances in Consciousness and Health, Department of Psychology at The University of Arizona.
Their study entitled: “Methodological Advances in Laboratory-Based Mediumship Research”, is an attempt to use empirical methods to provide evidence of life after death. You can download and read the entire article here.
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