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Nancy McLaughlin-Walter, PhD, is a research psychologist and Co-Director of the Research Division at the Monroe Institute, where she leads investigations into the neural correlates of consciousness, human energetic phenomena, and the neural effects of audio-assisted meditation technology. Her work bridges scientific inquiry with experiential research, focusing on the measurable impacts of altered states of consciousness induced by brain entrainment audio technologies.
In this conversation, Dr. Debra Lynne Katz and Dr. Nancy discuss the intersection of consciousness, parapsychology, and the research conducted at the Monroe Institute. They explore various topics including remote viewing, audio technology's impact on psychic abilities, out-of-body experiences, and the importance of data collection and analysis in parapsychology.
The discussion also highlights the significance of empathy and synchronization in human interactions, as well as the need for interdisciplinary collaboration to advance the field. Personal experiences and the role of skepticism in scientific inquiry are also examined, emphasizing the complexity of understanding exceptional experiences.
NTA Guest Host Debra Lynne Katz, PhD, is founder of the International School of Clairvoyance. She currently serves as President of the International Remote Viewing Association (IRVA) and is an adjunct professor at the California Institute for Human Science. Her books include You Are Psychic, Extraordinary Psychic, and Associative Remote Viewing Her website is debrakatz.com
00:01:43 Introduction of Dr. Walter’s telepathic abilities
00:07:26 Research at Monroe – sound science & EEGs
00:18:37 Monroe’s sound science: does it improve psi?
00:30:55 The Oura ring’s role in Monroe’s sleep study
00:47:20 Secrets of brain synchronization revealed
00:59:31 Vibrations during Debra’s first RV session
01:06:24 Developing tools to measure being out of body
01:17:06 MC² – testing PK and spoonbending
01:42:15 Portable EEGs – how dependable are they?
01:56:39 On being a medium and a researcher
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