Dr. Joseph Gallenberger is a psychologist with 30 years experience as a therapist, workshop leader, and meditator. Joe is an expert in using psychokinesis for influence over physical matter events. His book Inner Vegas: Creating Miracles, Abundance, and Health proves that psychokinesis, healing, and manifestation are obtainable miracles if approached with an open heart.https://synccreation.com/liquid-luck/

"Las Vegas as a Psychokinesis Laboratory"
by Joseph Gallenberger, PhD

Reprinted with the permission of Edge Science magazine, No. 31, September 2017
http://www.scientificexploration.org/edgescience/31

The idea of using Las Vegas as my psychokinesis laboratory didn’t just pop into my head. I was already familiar with Vegas, having gone there to play about once every two years. Scanning back over those many years, I did have a few very unusual experiences that suggest psi in action.

A dice event that I remember occurred on my birthday. I was staying at the Sahara hotel as I had done many times before and had become known to the crews. I found an empty craps table with the box man Gene sitting in his position at the center of the table. Gene and I exchanged pleasantries. I mentioned that it was my birthday and he said, “Well, step right up and make yourself a birthday gift!” Gene had watched me play many times and knew that I was capable of good rolls but that I always kept my betting very cautious and conservative.

In addition to working as a clinical psychologist, I have been a trainer at The Monroe Institute1 (TMI) for 26 years and have had many psi experiences there. For example, I was able to repeatedly roll exactly the pattern I envisioned on dice.
I began a good roll, making my targets easily. Every few minutes Gene would cajole and encourage me to raise my bets, saying things like, “You are doing great. You are now playing with the casino’s money, take a chance, would you?” I went into the zone and just kept rolling. Although I had started at an empty table, it now became packed with other players; the action was fast and furious. My run continued. Gene brought in two extra basemen to help handle all the action. But I barely noticed this, nor all the chaos and cheering. I just kept being in the zone and raising my bets whenever Gene told me to.

When I finally got tired and seven’ed out by throwing a seven at the wrong time, I had held the dice for over 90 minutes. Since seven comes once in every six rolls by chance, a typical roll lasts about five or ten minutes in the game of craps. The table exploded in cheers, which brought me out of my trance enough to notice the huge pile of chips before me. I was surging with too much adrenaline to even handle my chips easily. The crew stacked them for me. Exchanging smaller denominates for larger ones, and finally giving me the count. I had made well over $3,800 on my roll after starting with $5 bets.

How it all began

But before I go any further about the casino as classroom, I should present the background on how I became interested in psychokinesis. In addition to working as a clinical psychologist, I have been a trainer at The Monroe Institute1 (TMI) for 26 years and have had many psi experiences there. For example, I was able to repeatedly roll exactly the pattern I envisioned on dice. That psychokinesis experience felt like a wonderful magic space, and I wanted to experience it again and understand it better. Psychokinesis with dice is amenable to research because the statistical properties of rolling dice are well known and follow the laws of probability.

As I started to more formally study psychokinesis (PK)— the ability to affect matter using nonphysical means—it seemed to me that this PK energy was the same as the energy found in miracle healings. And this PK energy could also be used to greatly increase the effectiveness of efforts to create a more abundant reality for one’s self, by adding a facilitative energy to the process of intent and visualization employed during manifestation work. Examples of psychokinesis include using just your energy and no physical means to illuminate light bulbs, grow seeds in your hand in just a few minutes, and bend heavy metal2 and brittle plastic.

About two decades ago I received a small grant to go to Princeton University’s Princeton Engineering Anomalies Research3 (PEAR) laboratory. At PEAR scientists had been studying PK for nearly 30 years under very strict scientific standards. For example, they had done one study with 12.5 million trials and achieved highly significant results, suggesting that PK is real. When I arrived at Princeton, I walked into a very interesting space and was welcomed warmly. Many experiments in the lab included what are called random event generators or REGs. The generators are quantum mechanical devices that basically choose either a one or a zero, thousands of times a second. They do this by referencing random atomic action to “decide” which of the two options to pick. Basically, it is like flipping a coin thousands of times a second. The results in the coin flip over thousands of flips, if the coin is perfectly balanced, should be very close to 50 percent heads and 50 percent tails. The random event generators do the same process but electronically, and the results also should be roughly 50 percent ones and 50 percent zeros by chance, as each option has an equal chance of occurring.

The experimenters told me that I had achieved results that were 30,000 to one by chance.
Random event generators allow a very precise and scientific study of psychokinesis. Each time you flip a coin, the chances are 1 in 2 that it comes up heads. If you start flipping a coin, and the first two times it comes up heads, that will occur once in every four times by chance. If the first five flips all come up heads, this would be unusual but not a miracle because it will occur naturally once in every 32 times you tried to do this. But if the coin comes up heads 10 times in a row, now things are getting pretty spooky because that would occur only once in 1,024 times by chance. Well, imagine you are on a roll and you flip the coin 20 times and it comes up all 20 times as heads. Now we are in miracle territory as this would occur only once in 1,048,576 times by chance.

An understanding of probabilities helps put into perspective my experiences with PK in the casinos. In the Princeton experiments, when they are running thousands of chance determinations per second resulting in millions of events, any strong deviation from chance will be highly noticeable and scientifically significant. This indicates that the events are being influenced by something that is causing the events to deviate from chance. And if the only something that can influence the events is nonphysical energy and intent, then psychokinesis is proven beyond any reasonable scientific doubt.https://www.monroeinstitute.org/blog/la ... laboratory

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