Are we SUPERHUMAN?

How can we use the power of our minds to transcend the limitations of the physical world? Cory and her interviewees discuss theories such as the relationship between the waves that describe matter and the waves associated with consciousness, or how our consciousness is connected to the universe.

Although psi abilities are often met with skepticism, many reputable institutions worldwide, such as Hungary’s Synthesis PSI Lab, dedicate their time and resources to studying and researching psi phenomena, also known as parapsychology. This research can be controversial and contentious, but it undoubtedly stimulates interest and dialogue in both scientific and lay communities.

Over the course of nearly two hours, viewers witness interesting and varied experiments and scientific research that attempt to prove the existence of human abilities that traditional science has been unable to explain.

To spark your interest, here are a few examples. To demonstrate the physiological effects of intuitive abilities, an eye-tracking system was used to measure how images evoking different emotions affect pupil size, which reflects emotional processing. The question they wanted to answer was whether the pupil size changes only when the subject sees the particular image, or whether it reacts even before seeing it.

In another experiment, Paul H. Smith, a renowned psychic spy, takes us through the mysteries of remote viewing. Then a device capable of creating geometric patterns of the brain based on the subject’s voice and mental state is presented. Additionally, the documentary introduces Sonocytology, a new science that reveals the vibrations emanating from human cells.

Many personalities from the scientific world, including quantum biologists, astrophysicists, and neuroscientists, have shown an interest in Consciousness Science. For instance, Dr. Michael Weliky, a neurobiology professor, became interested in psychokinesis after a “transformative Zen meditation experience”.

To make the dry, scientific and sometimes overly technical explanations more accessible, personalities from the entertainment industry such as Rachele Brooke Smith, Corey Feldman, Karina Smirnoff, or Naomi Grossman add color to the film. They participate in measuring the unexplained, invisible phenomena and share their own subjective and lay experiences on this otherwise difficult subject. Throughout the movie, Caroline Cory herself demonstrates her extraordinary abilities several times. At one point she changes the pH of water, and at another she moves a piece of paper placed on a needle from a distance of 1000 miles.

The documentary showcases exceptional institutions, such as the ICU Academy in the UK and the MP USA (Vibravision) in Utah, which primarily serve children with exceptional abilities. These children possess the unique ability to see while blindfolded by sensing the vibrations of various objects in the physical world.

Sean McNamara, who has undeniable merits in the field of psychokinesis and meditation, demonstrates his abilities alongside Rachele Brooke Smith by moving a piece of tin foil from under a glass dome using only his mind. McNamara attributes his success to achieving a deep meditative state, which he will further detail in the documentary.

SUPERHUMAN is a highly recommended documentary that combines scientific rigor with a personal portrayal of the human experience. It is perfect for any curious mind interested in questions that push the boundaries of consciousness, the limitless possibilities of human capabilities, or those who simply want to be inspired and provoked.

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