Psychic Science · Parapsychology · Consciousness Research
Targeting psychophysical anomalies with neuroscientific and psychophysical scientific designs. Bridging quantum physics, consciousness studies and sound medicine.
NAMSCA · Exp. 1
EPR Paradox in the Brain — Quantum Entanglement
NAMSCA · Exp. 2
Autoscopic Experiences & Out-of-Body (OBE)
Applied
Biomagnetism & Scientific Validation
Applied
Sound Medicine & Phi Instruments
UCP
Unified Consciousness Project
Consciousness has been a profound intrigue for centuries among philosophers and the entire scientific world. The PSI Research Center conducts strict scientific investigations into psychophysical anomalies, modified states of consciousness, and the neural underpinnings of psychic phenomena — aiming at a fundamental paradigm shift in consciousness studies.
"The main objective consists in paving the way toward a paradigmatic change around consciousness studies based on science."
The interdisciplinary approach combines philosophy, psychophysics, cognitive neurosciences and holographic principles — integrating theoretical frameworks from the CEMI field theory of consciousness, Penrose-Hameroff model, coherence/resonance theory, integral relativity of awareness and the holonomic brain theory.
Scientific Focus
EPR · Quantum
Investigating whether distant human brains can show statistically correlated EEG activity (phase synchronization, PLV, PDC) under strict shielding conditions (Faraday cage), as a way of testing — and attempting to falsify — the hypothesis that such correlations exist beyond chance or artifact. This remains a contested research question: prior findings (Grinberg-Zylberbaum et al., 1994) have not been independently replicated under rigorous double-blind conditions, and the quantum-mechanical language used here is metaphorical/exploratory, not a literal claim of quantum entanglement in neural tissue.
OBE · Autoscopy
rTMS inhibitory protocol targeting the temporoparietal junction (TPJ) to assess its causal role in autoscopy and OBE. EEG power spectral analyses revealing cortical desynchronization as a correlate of altered bodily self-awareness.
Applied Science
Electromagnetic emanation around the human being assessed through biochemical indicators (CRP, sedimentation rate, tumor markers) and Kirlian imaging. Focus on auto-immune diseases and cancers as scientific test conditions.
Sound · Vibration
Crystal piano tuned to LA 432 Hz and resonance instruments conceptualized for sound medicine. Research on cymatic resonance structures, water informing, and the alchemical healing process through specific frequencies and harmonics.
NAMSCA · Experiment 1
In consciousness studies, the term "EPR paradox" is used analogically to describe reports of distant statistical correlations between human brains — not a literal claim that quantum entanglement, as defined in physics, occurs in neural tissue. Grinberg-Zylberbaum et al. (1994) reported the first statistically significant such correlations; this finding has not been independently replicated with rigorous methodology and remains a disputed, minority position in neuroscience and physics. It is presented here as a hypothesis PSI Research Center continues to test, not as an established phenomenon.
The dual EEG experimental design places one participant inside a soundproof, magnetically-shielded Faraday cage and one in a simple room. Inter-brain network topology including phase synchronization, coherence and inter-brain connectivity is assessed using phase locking value (PLV) and partial directed coherence (PDC).
Theoretical Frameworks
Minority, non-consensus frameworks
CEMI
Conscious Electromagnetic Information Field Theory
Penrose · Hameroff
Orchestrated Objective Reduction (Orch-OR)
Pribram
Holonomic Brain Theory — Holographic Storage
Neale
Integral Relativity of Awareness and Energy
Cymatics
Holographic Principles & EM Wave Interference Patterns
Scientific Apparatus
NAMSCA · Experiment 2
Out-of-body and autoscopic experiences are studied here as abnormal body perception linked to activity at the temporo-parietal junction (TPJ). PSI Research Center's protocol combines phenomenological embodiment scales with bilateral rTMS inhibition and EEG analysis to test the desynchronization hypothesis underlying these experiences.
Applied Research
Biomagnetism, as studied here, focuses on the electromagnetic emanation around the human being — primarily through the hands — which may also encompass the practitioner's broader electromagnetic field. The working hypothesis under investigation is whether focused biomagnetic emanation, combined with clear intention, could measurably influence biological markers in conditions such as advanced cancers, autoimmune diseases and physical trauma. This is a research question, not an established treatment: no claim of therapeutic efficacy is made, and biomagnetism sessions offered at PSI Center do not replace conventional medical diagnosis, treatment or follow-up.
The research protocol tracks biological, cellular and tissue-level changes using standard biomedical laboratory markers (CRP, sedimentation rate, tumor markers, ANA) before and after biomagnetic sessions, alongside exploratory Kirlian (GDV) imaging as a complementary, non-diagnostic observational tool. Autoimmune diseases and cancers were selected as test conditions precisely because they offer objective, quantifiable biomarkers to evaluate the hypothesis — not because efficacy has been demonstrated. To date, results are preliminary, have not been peer-reviewed, and should be interpreted as hypothesis-generating rather than confirmatory.
Bio-Indicators
Hz · LA · Crystal Piano
Sound Medicine
Sound medicine encompasses all processes related to sound healing — involving precise knowledge of healing frequencies and harmonics and their impact on tissues, organs and physical organic systems. The crystal piano is the first instrument conceptualized at PSI Center for sound medicine, tuned to LA 432 Hz.
LA 432 Hz is the vibrational note used in cymatic experiments, where sound creates visible geometric resonance patterns in physical media such as sand or water — a well-documented acoustic phenomenon (Chladni, Jenny). Popular accounts, notably Masaru Emoto's photographic water-crystal studies, have proposed that water itself could be "informed" by sound or intention; these claims have never been peer-reviewed or independently replicated and are presented here only as cultural inspiration, not as validated science. Whether sound and biomagnetism can measurably influence the human body — composed of 60–70% water — remains an open research question explored at PSI Center, not an established mechanism.
Fabien Maman's early-1980s cellular experiments — in which sound frequencies were reported to alter the appearance of cancer and healthy cells under Kirlian photography, in informal collaboration with a biologist at the University of Jussieu — are sometimes described as CNRS research. This affiliation cannot be independently verified: no peer-reviewed publication, DOI, or CNRS-indexed study documents this work. It is referenced here as part of the cultural history of sound-and-cells experimentation that inspired later sound medicine practice, not as scientific evidence of a validated mechanism.
Scientific Literature
The Einstein-Podolsky-Rosen Paradox in the Brain: The Transferred Potential
Physics Essays, 7(4), 422–428 · 1994
Correlations between brain electrical activities of two spatially separated human subjects
Neuroscience Letters, 336(1), 60–64 · 2003
Replicable fMRI Evidence of Correlated Brain Signals Between Physically and Sensory Isolated Subjects
Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine, 11(6) · 2005 — study not independently replicated
Nonlocal correlations between separated neural networks
SPIE Proceedings · 2004 — conference proceedings, not peer-reviewed
NAMSCA — Neurophysiological Aspects of Modified States of Consciousness and Awareness (PhD Project)
Academia.edu · 2025 — Free Download
UCP
The Unified Consciousness Project (UCP) represents the culminating theoretical framework of the PSI Research Center. It seeks to articulate a compound of related theoretical pathways — from quantum coherence and EPR correlations in the brain, to out-of-body experiences, biomagnetism and sound medicine — into an integrative science of consciousness.
The final theoretical step involves extrapolating results into integrative science through the CEMI field theory, holonomic brain theory (Pribram), and unconstrained Fourier coordinate systems including holographic principles — cymatics in the electromagnetic brain waves.
Get in Touch
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