Objectives

The field of subtle energy research continues to be severely limited until there is a way to detect and measure subtle energy itself. Following our previous study, H2O and perhaps a set of variant aqueous solutions appear to be high fidelity transducers of subtle energy and may perhaps be the basis of an effective gauge with which to measure subtle energy. Aqueous solutions may also serve as a reasonable proxy for its effect on the human body and its state of health. This phase of research will test aqueous solutions chemically closer to bodily fluids.

Hypotheses

• It is possible to refine the mechanistic theory by which subtle energy influences aqueous solutions by moving beyond chemistry to quantum electrodynamics, electrochemistry, and ionic effects
• A prototype gauge by which to measure subtle energy can be created using aqueous fluid as the transducer

Expected Outcomes (In Process)

• Deeper understanding of the human effect (intention or healing) on the physicochemical and spectroscopic properties of water and the effect of varying conditions
• Further clarification of any cosmic influences on measuring subtle energy of human origin
• Development of a theory of how subtle energy of human origin influences water and the target aqueous solution, with implications for human bodily fluids
• Refinement toward an optimal target aqueous solution and its sensitivity to a variety of subtle energetic stimuli for use in a prototype subtle energy detector/gauge