OSWALD, Michael MSc

Austria

Michael has an MSc in computer science and is working in Aerospace as a senior specialist for Mission Control Systems and Satellite Test Systems. Alongside his job, he is working in research on consciousness and parapsychology and has developed the software for the Wyrd Technology devices Wyrdoscope and the Wyrd Light, which show that consciousness can affect quantum random event generators and which are used in several studies and experiments by renowned institutes. He trains Japanese Martial Arts and the associated Japanese medicine since 2001. By looking into all kinds of therapies, western and eastern, he came into contact with Integral Theory and became fascinated with it. He started to use it in everyday life and gave several talks and workshops about Integral Theory. He is core facilitator for the course Science & Consciousness of the Self on Ubiquity University, which integrates the Japanese martial, medical and spiritual aspects with Integral Theory and Practice.

Toscana I.

INTEGRAL RESEARCH

May 30, Friday

11:30 – 13:30

Budapest (CEST)

Subtle Energies: Research and Technology

By presenting results of our research involving our own quantum random event generator (REG)-based Wyrdoscope devices in Integral Tantra groups and death processes in an Intensive Care Unit and a Hospice, we show that consciousness processes indeed show meaningful correlations with structures in random data. These effects are often called parapsychological- (or short: psi)-phenomena. While most people assume that psi researchers are still only collecting (anecdotal) evidence to prove/disproof psi, the reality is that we are already ahead of this and there are actually (little known) scientific theories of how these effects work, which also predicted outcomes of meta studies about psi effects with very low probability of error. In this presentation, we want to give a brief overview of our research, these theories and what this might mean for the interaction between the left and right AQAL quadrants.