RE: [External] Re: [SBoC-F] Transcending mental activity
Vasavada, Kashyap V
Thanks Yeshua. I will look forward to finding of this project. The earth’s magnetic field is quite small. A little coil of wires with battery operated current can overcome earth’s magnetic field. So it will be interesting if they can find some effect.
As you know my dispute with Bob and Sastry is not about effects of meditation on human body , brain or even on world at large. These are interesting to study. The big howlers are their insistence on human consciousness being able to change laws of physics by materialization and Siddhis.
Best
kashyap
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Subject: Re: [External] Re: [SBoC-F] Transcending mental activity
Kashyap and others:
The Global Coherence Project focused on the study of earth local magnetic field fluctuations when a collective (people) around the globe simultaneously did a heart-focused meditation.
If this type of studies are correct, then the relationship between Coherence Heart Rate Variability (HRV), Cognition and Earth Magnetic Fields can be verified.
I would encourage the physicists (and other members) of the BPM group to contact Rollin Maccratty at the Heart Math Institute and discuss the physics side with him and other authors of the following papers.
I also encourage physicists (and other members) to practice meditation on a regular basis and to learn about this body of knowledge (psychophysiological coherence), and perhaps work out new models for the physics necessary to explain this possible connection (meditation-brain-heart-field dynamics).
Scientific and Philosophical participation, instead of misguided criticism and opinion is a healthier and more powerful way to learn about Life, The Universe and Spiritual matters. (Joshua 16/08/2023)
Our group, BPM, aims at such learning and integration !!!
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Human heart rhythm sensitivity to earth local magnetic field fluctuations https://www.extrica.com/article/16417
Abdullah Alabdulgade1
Rollin Maccraty2
Mike Atkinson3
Alfonsas Vainoras4
Kristina Berškienė5
Vilma Mauricienė6
Algė Daunoravičienė7
Zenonas Navickas8
Rasa Šmidtaitė9
Mantas Landauskas10
Abstract: The sensitivity of human hearth’s rhythm to the fluctuations of Earth’s local magnetic field is analyzed in this paper. Data collected during the long-term project of heart-rate variability (HRV) data from 17 female volunteers were used to correlate to measured fluctuations of Earth magnetic signals. Magnetic signals are collected utilizing the first global network of GPS time stamped detectors designed to continuously measure magnetic signals that occur in the same range as human physiological frequencies such as the brain and cardiovascular systems.
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Global Study of Human Heart Rhythm Synchronization with the Earth’s Time Varying Magnetic Field
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Department of Mathematical Modelling, Kaunas University of Technology, 51368 Kaunas, Lithuania
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HeartMath Institute, Boulder Creek, CA 95006, USA
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Research and Scientific Bio-Computing, Prince Sultan Cardiac Center, Alhasa, Hofuf 31982, Saudi Arabia
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Cardiology Institute, Lithuanian University of Health Sciences, 44307 Kaunas, Lithuania
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Abstract: Changes in geomagnetic conditions have been shown to affect the rhythms produced by the brain and heart and that human autonomic nervous system activity reflected in heart rate variability (HRV) over longer time periods can synchronize to changes in the amplitude of resonant frequencies produced by geomagnetic field-line and Schumann resonances. During a 15-day period, 104 participants located in California, Lithuania, Saudi Arabia, New Zealand, and England underwent continuous ambulatory HRV monitoring. The local time varying magnetic field (LMF) intensity was obtained using a time synchronized and calibrated network of magnetometers located at five monitoring sites in the same geographical locations as the participant groups. This paper focuses on the results of an experiment conducted within the larger study where all of the participants simultaneously did a heart-focused meditation called a Heart Lock-In (HLI) for a 15-min period. The participant’s level of HRV coherence and HRV synchronization to each other before, during and after the HLI and the synchronization between participants’ HRV and local time varying magnetic field power during each 24-h period were computed for each participant and group with near-optimal chaotic attractor embedding techniques. In analysis of the participants HRV coherence before, during and after the HLI, most of the groups showed significantly increased coherence during the HLI period. The pairwise heart rhythm synchronization between participants’ in each group was assessed by determining the Euclidean distance of the optimal time lag vectors of each participant to all other participants in their group. The group member’s heart rhythms were significantly more synchronized with each other during the HLI period in all the groups. The participants’ daily LMF-HRV-synchronization was calculated for each day over an 11-day period, which provided a 5-day period before, the day of and 5-days after the HLI day. The only day where all the groups HRV was positively correlated with the LMF was on the day of the HLI and the synchronization between the HRV and LMF for all the groups was significantly higher than most of the other days.
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