Mossbridge has a background in neuroscience and psychology, and with studies and initiatives across other disciplines, such as physics, is a professor in the Department of Physics and Biophysics at the University of San Diego, a member of the Nuetech Science Institute and founder of the Mossbridge Institute and TILT – The Institute for Love and Time.
He studies the relationship between psychological time and physical time, and unconscious access to future events, and trains people to improve what he considers future access, a technique he said is possible for the vast majority of the population, based on “unconditional love.”
The scientist spoke to Lusa on the sidelines of the BIEL Foundation and Beyond Brain symposium, which this year is devoted to the topic “The Mystery of Time” – in which the results of studies on behavioral cognition are presented. and present, two ways of predicting the very near future (second prediction).
He described that participants in these studies were able to predict by a margin of seconds whether the images shown were positive or neutral. For Julia Mosbridge, these short-term predictions may be behavioral predictions or intuitions.
There is also another phenomenon that I have studied, where the future is predicted at a greater distance, which can be days, weeks or months, which the researcher calls predictive far vision.
He said the data proves that by measuring physiological indicators such as heart rate, breathing or perspiration, on average, people are able to predict whether an image that will appear to them will be positive or neutral.
Mossbridge chose to compare neutral images with positive images, because he doesn’t like “experiences where people see images of guns and things like that, but the truth is that you get a very strong response when you show negative images”.
He explained, “On average, several studies in different laboratories have revealed that when viewing sexual images, men have a much stronger intuition. For women, this is not true. Women, on average, are more sensitive to negative images or elicit fear.” . .
But there is another phenomenon he said he experienced — predictive far vision — which “sees” a distant future in days, weeks or months.
“It’s closer to what people with automatic experience of cognition have,” he claimed, adding that it can also be tested and stimulated in the lab.
“A session can last anywhere from five minutes to an hour. The goal is to describe a future goal. It is very useful in missing persons cases, for example. Even without knowing anything about the condition, a person with good long-term cognitive ability can Predicting where that person will be found. It is also useful for intelligence services.”
According to the expert, the use of this ability “happens all over the world”, but “most people who do it do not say so, because many of them are highly educated people, they are engineers, lawyers, physicists, doctors, they do not necessarily want to know The rest of the world they’re doing it.”
“They do it to help, usually for free, to help the police or rescue forces. They can charge a fee if they work for a company to predict the next big new trend,” he admitted with a laugh.
Julia Mossbridge compares the ability to perceive with the ability to perceive or compose music: “In a normal distribution for the entire population, about 5% of people have amusements—they have no rhythm, pitch, and tone—95% of people can, at least sing Happy Birthday, and they can Distinguishing notes and clapping on a beat, about 15% of people have a natural talent for music.”
“Music is a very common human trait,” he reveals. “I think the statistics are similar in precognition.”
He claims his studies show that “anyone who logs, without any kind of pre-selection, has cognitive abilities, especially predictive distant vision, even if it’s the first time.”
He said many don’t know it because “the vast majority of people are oppressed, they don’t know they’re doing it, and if someone tells them they’re doing it, they’re afraid.”
This is where unconditional love comes in, which begins with self and acceptance of the logical and intuitive parts of the brain, so that “both parts can work together and do something creative.”
At TILT, a project that connects love and time, he developed an app that encourages this unconditional love, which he explained as “love without expectations of reward, without restrictions, wanting the best for another person, even if it is different from what we wanted for us, to break down the barriers we built from around us, while at the same time creating healthy barriers.”
The thirteenth edition of the symposium “Beyond the Brain and Beyond”, dedicated to the topic “The Enigma of Time”, has been taking place since Wednesday, at Casa do Medico, in Porto, and ends today.
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