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The Princeton Lab That Studied Consciousness for 28 Years
In 1979, a lab opened at Princeton University that would run for 28 years.
The PEAR lab — Princeton Engineering Anomalies Research — studied one question: can human consciousness affect physical systems?
Read MoreSufi Edition — Where Ancient Devotion Meets Ecstatic Dance
March 31 | Nijmegen
Sufi Edition.
Lizelot — initiated into a centuries-old Persian Sufi order — guides the whirling. Not as performance. As lived devotion.
Farid Sheek — Iranian-Dutch composer, Concertgebouw performer — plays live daf. The Persian frame drum that has sounded in Sufi ceremonies for centuries.
Read MorePeter Merry on Consciousness, Coherence, and the Field — Why He Is Bringing the Wyrdoscope to ORACLE Dance
What happens when a consciousness researcher walks into an ecstatic dance?
He brings measurement devices.
On March 31, Peter Merry joins the Sufi Edition of Ecstatic ORACLE Dance in Groesbeek — not just to dance, but to measure. He is bringing the Wyrdoscope, a device built by Wyrd Technologies that houses original hardware from the Princeton PEAR lab. The same lineage of devices that produced 28 years of anomalous data at Princeton. The same technology behind the Global Consciousness Project.
Read MoreYour Phone Has a Quantum Random Number Generator Inside It
Most people don’t know their phone has a quantum random number generator built into the chip.
A True Random Number Generator — TRNG — produces ones and zeros from quantum noise. Real physical randomness. Not an algorithm. Not pseudo-randomness. The actual, unpredictable behavior of subatomic particles.
Read MoreWhat If the Energy You Feel Is Not Just a Feeling?
What if the energy you feel on the dance floor is not just a feeling?
What if it leaves a trace — in data?
Since December 2025, we have been running a True Random Number Generator during every Ecstatic Oracle Dance session. 12 sessions. 30 million data points. And the question we keep coming back to:
Read MoreWhat If Manifestation Leaves a Trace?
February 2026 — Davor Radic, Ecstatic Oracle Dance
Joe Dispenza tells his audiences: when you combine a clear intention with an elevated emotion, you are broadcasting a signal into the quantum field. Stop being the observer of your old life and become the observer of your new life. The field responds.
Read MoreWhat If the Knowing Field Could Speak? Combining Family Constellations With a Quantum Oracle
February 2026 — Davor Radic, Ecstatic Oracle Dance
If you have ever been in a family constellation, you know the moment. The room goes quiet. A representative standing in for someone’s mother suddenly feels heaviness in her chest. Another one, standing in for a grandfather no one talks about, cannot look at the seeker. Nobody told them to do this. Nobody explained the family history. But they feel it. The field tells them.
Read MoreWhat If AI Had Free Will? The Case for True Randomness in Artificial Intelligence
February 2026 — Davor Radic, Ecstatic Oracle Dance
Every time you ask ChatGPT a question, the answer feels creative. Spontaneous. Almost alive. But it is not. Every word it generates is chosen through a pseudo-random number generator — a deterministic algorithm that only looks random. Given the same input and the same seed, it will produce the exact same answer, every single time. There is no space for surprise. No room for something genuinely new to enter.
Read MoreEcstasy Is the Signal — How Coherent Emotion May Move Randomness
Why the Oracle dances — and why the dance might listen back.
What shook the Global Consciousness Project’s random number generators on September 11, 2001? What rippled through the data when Lady Diana died and billions grieved together? It wasn’t intention. It wasn’t meditation. It was raw, synchronized emotion — millions of hearts beating in the same direction at the same moment.
Read MoreCan a Dance Floor Change Reality? We Are Setting Up an Experiment to Find Out.
February 2026 — Davor Radic, Ecstatic Oracle Dance
If you have ever been in a room full of people moving together — really together — you know the feeling. Something shifts. The air gets thicker. Boundaries dissolve. You stop being individuals and become one breathing, moving organism.
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