More images from the dark heart of codeness walk around greenwhich last tuesday during the summit. Photographic Paper hidden underneath leaves, attached to trees, buried in the earth…
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Psychogeophysics Summit: More Results
Psychogeophysics Summit – More results
Over the next few days I will upload more results of the psychogeophysics summit. Here are three thoughtographies exposed throughout four days on Point Hill in Greenwich, attached to a tree. Point Hill was the ending location – our dark heart – of the Dark heart of Codeness walk .
Psychogeophysics Summit – Hydrophone Exposures
We attached little pieces of photographic paper to an underwater microphone – hydrophone, and recorded for 15 minutes in the serpentine waters at Hyde Park.
Psychogeophysics Summit – First Results
During the Remote Viewing Session yesterday evening with Suzanne Treister and Karen Russo I placed one envelope containing three sheets of photographic paper underneath my experimental papers.
Upcoming: Psychogeophysics Summit – London 2 – 7 August
Thoughtography – Hippolyte Baraduc
During a procession in Lourdes round 1909, a photographic dry plate was placed light tight sealed in front of the Marienstatue. Hippolyte Baraduc called the results of his experiments to capture the invisible Iconographies.
Source: Jenseits von Licht und Schatten, by Rolf H. Krauss, Jonas Verlag 1992
Drawing of the Day: Andrew Jackson Davis
A drawing from Davis book The Present Age and Inner life illustrates his idea of a pipeline from a spirit world in the clouds to the earth below. (ca.1850)
Found in:Mysteries of the Unknown, Sprit Summonings, Time Life Books
Thoughtographic Experiments – Results
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The first image shows nine pieces (about 1x1cm each) of black and white photographical paper that I integrated in my ring yesterday.
The second one is the result of an enveloped photographic paper, that I gave into the hands of my friend Crystal, to take along with her on a trip to a magical healer.
During the healing session, the envelope stayed on a table next to her, and the process took 45 minutes.
Most interesting, that during the developing process in my darkroom, i could see the image getting stronger, – which is normal – but at a certain point I had the impression, that it would fade away again, and i quickly had to end the developing process to not loose it entirely.
Thoughtographic Experiments
…. more daily experiments
photographic paper pieces in a ring:
on different sections of a prague city map:
for my pockets:
