With a background in neuroscience and psychology, and with studies and initiatives that transcend other disciplines such as physics, Mosbridge is a professor of physics and biophysics at the University of San Diego, a member and founder of the Institute of Nomadic Science and the founder of the Mosbridge Institute and TILT. – Company for love and time.
He trains people to improve the relationship between psychological time and physical time, his unconscious access to future events and his ability to approach the future, which is possible by the majority of people, he said. , And it depends on “unconditional love”.
This year the scientist spoke to Lusa on the sidelines of a symposium “Behind the Brain and Beyond the Brain” dedicated to the theme “The Mystery of Time”. Behavioral prediction and prediction are two ways to predict the most recent future (second expectation).
He explained that participants in these studies were able to predict in seconds whether the images they were shown were positive or neutral. These short-term predictions for Julia Mosbridge may be behavioral predictions or outcries.
There is another event that she reads in which the future is predicted at a great distance, which may be days, weeks or months, which the researcher calls foresight.
On average, he said, data show that by measuring physiological indicators such as heart rate, respiration or sweat, people can predict whether the picture they are shown will be positive or neutral.
Mosbridge chose to distinguish neutral images from positive ones because he said, “People don’t like the experience of seeing guns and things like that, but the truth is, you get a very strong response when you show negative images.”
“On average, many studies in various laboratories have revealed that men have a very strong coon when exposed to erotic images. This is not true for women. Women are generally more sensitive to negative or frightening images.
But there is another event that he is said to have tested – forecast farsightedness – which “looks” into the very distant future, days, weeks or months.
“This is very close to the experience experienced by those with spontaneous prognosis,” he said, which could be tested in the lab and triggered.
“A session can last anywhere from five minutes to an hour. The goal is to describe a future goal. For example, it can be very useful in cases of disappearances. ,” said.
According to the expert, the use of this ability “happens all over the world”, but “most people who do this do not say so because many of them are highly educated, they are engineers, lawyers, physicists., Doctors, they do not need to know the rest of the world to do so.
“They do it, usually for free, to help the police or rescue forces. They can be charged if they work for a company to predict what the next big new trend will be,” he admits with a laugh.
Julia Mosbridge likens the ability to perceive or create music to the ability to perceive or create music: “About 5% of the general population have amulet – they have no rhythm, no pitch, no pitch – at least 95% of people can sing happily. Birthdays can differentiate tones and clap with a beat, about 15% of people have a natural talent for music.
“Music is a very common human trait. I think the statistics are similar to the prediction,” he reveals.
His research shows that “anyone who signs without any preconceived notions, even for the first time, will have foreknowledge skills, especially foresight.”
Many people do not know this because “the majority of people are oppressed, they do not know they are doing it, they are afraid if someone tells them they are doing it,” he said.
This is where unconditional love begins, which begins on its own and accepts the rational and intuitive parts of the brain so that “both parts can work together and do something creatively”.
At TILT, a project that combines love and time, he created a processor that promotes this unconditional love, which he explained, which means “without the expectation of reward, without connecting the strings, wants the best for someone else, even if it’s different. At the same time create healthy barriers.
The 13th edition of the “Behind the Brain” Symposium, dedicated to the theme “The Mystery of Time”, takes place on Wednesday in Gaza do Medico and ends today.