Enhanced Mind-Matter Interactions: A Novel Approach to Psi Research Using rTMS Induced Frontal Lobe Inhibition

Watch a scientific presentation exploring groundbreaking research on enhanced mind-matter interactions through repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS). Learn about a study involving 108 participants that investigated how frontal lobe inhibition affects psychic abilities, building upon Henri Bergson's early 1900s theory that the nervous system inhibits psi phenomena. Discover the significant findings showing increased psi effects when the left medial middle frontal region is temporarily disabled through rTMS, compared to control groups. Examine detailed experimental methods using Random Event Generator (REG) tests, where participants attempted to influence arrow movements on computer screens. Understand the implications of this research, which suggests the brain may act as a psi-inhibitory filter, and how individuals with frontal lesions could provide enriched samples for detecting and replicating psi effects. Gain insights from Dr. Morris Freedman, Head of Neurology at Austin Centre for Neurology and Behavioral Support, as he presents this fourth successful replication study potentially transforming our understanding of brain-psi interactions.