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In the 1930's it was discovered that when people gazed into a homogeneous, featureless field of vision, they quickly and consistently entered a profoundly altered state. This featureless field of vision is called "Ganzfeld" in the technical language. In the mid-1970s two researchers (Charles Honorton and William Braud), both independently discovered the procedure of PSI research which is called the "Ganzfeld". When people are exposed to a Ganzfeld, they often experience a progression of effects that can be described as follows:
Ganzfeld is applied in the following ways:
In the "Ganzfeld PSI Experiments" the optical aspect (Ganzfeld), after which the parapsychic method was named, is extended by the following arrangements:
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