…the data would remain synchronized. This generally worked, but occasionally a node would go out of synchrony and need correction. When the electricity supply was interrupted, or the Internet connection lost for some reason, the data flow might stop for a node. All data were stored on the local computer,…
…point of the Apparitions 2019 music festival in Rosarito, Mexico. The panels consisted of 18 independent light nodes programmed to change colour according to the RNG input every 3.8 seconds. It was hypothesized that the degree of colour synchronicity between the lights – technically termed autocorrelation – would be associated…
…introductory website. The project will be bigger, with 1000 nodes compared to a maximum of 75 in the original GCP, and will incorporate concurrent recording of social and physical (electromagnetic-EM) metrics. Each node will generate multiple random sequences and will also record a channel of raw source data. Citizen scientists…
…the early Christian church that the scripts displayed and whether the language and content was appropriate for that period. Cummins produced two other books of automatic writing which described the childhood and manhood of Christ.17Fryer (2013), Bibliography. Two other great automatists, Hester Dowden and Pearl Curran, also produced automatic writing…
…On the automatic writing of Mrs Holland. Proceedings of the Society for Psychical Research 21 (June), 166-391. Lambert, G.W. (1963–64). Studies in the automatic writing of Mrs. Verrall, I: Who was Ralph Nevile? Journal of the Society for Psychical Research 42, 389-99. Lambert, G.W. (1971–72). Studies in the automatic writing…
…honorary secretary and as president from 1955 to 1958. Lambert published articles exploring different aspects of psychical research, notably automatic writing, the experiences of Moberly and Jourdain at Versailles and the geophysical nature of poltergeist outbreaks.1Haynes (1982), 219-20. Verrall Automatic Writing In a 1971 paper, Lambert scrutinized automatic writing produced…
…in great detail the role of telepathy in the origin of automatic writing24Myers (1884), 217-37.. He identified five possible sources for the writing: conscious will unconscious cerebration a higher faculty of one’s own mind telepathic contact with other incarnate minds discarnate spirits and extra-human intelligences. He was cautious about invoking…
…coordinating mind at work, while critics questioned whether chance coincidence, subconscious elaboration or other living-agent processes had been properly excluded. Introduction In parapsychology, the term ‘cross-correspondences’ describes a phenomenon that emerged in the early twentieth century in the study of ‘automatic writing’, a practice in which a person writing in…
…after-memory whatever until the next trance comes.83James (1890c), vol. 1, 393-94 In his paper ‘Notes on Automatic Writing’ James84James (1889a). discussed cases of this phenomenon. To follow up on claims of hysterical traits in automatic writers he tested for anesthesia: I have actually tested three automatic writers for anaesthesia. In…
