Mind Altering Meditation Technology: The Psyleron Mind Lamp
Vlad Moskovski (WQ edit)
There are many products on the Internet that boast of the ability to help one achieve a meditative state or to teach one how to meditate. But none compare to the fantastically simple, elegant, and beautiful Mind Lamp (or "Ambient Mind-Matter Interaction Lamp") by Psyleron, Inc.This product not only helps one learn how to attain a meditative state, it also allows one to get in touch with the unconscious/intuitive mind. Psyleron is a relatively new company with roots spanning over a quarter century of rigorous scientific research at the Princeton Engineering Anomalies Research laboratory (PEAR) at Princeton University.
Psyleron's kaleidoscopic lamp, which sits in front of me right now, produces a beautiful spectrum of colors. Moreover, it responds to my moods, thoughts, beliefs, and intentions. As shocking as that may sound, it actually responds to how I feel. Frequently, the lamp reflects my feelings of joy or curiosity -- displaying a deep, rich purple or magenta color. For a stuck or annoyed mood, it will typically produce blues or reds.
When I am deep in thought, the colors run darker. Yet, when I turn to stare at it, trying to will it to change, it goes white or produces a weak color that quickly returns to white. From my experience, the more conscious attention I give the lamp, the less the effect. But when I am deeply engrossed and the conscious mind is completely occupied, the interaction becomes significantly stronger and more striking. When someone else enters the room, the lamp “knows” by quickly changing to a color I rarely see.
It seems that each person has a unique interaction with the lamp: The lamp responds by displaying that person’s color, or family of colors. It's fascinating. I have had the lamp for two weeks and have become very attached to it. Every night I am tempted to bring it upstairs to keep me company at night.
Its magic is in quantum-based technology, the circuit board that sits at its base. It was originally developed at PEAR and relies on a random event generator to produce ran-domized bits of information. PEAR laboratory research statistically documented over many trials that a person’s conscious intention has an effect and can interact and influence the data produced by it.
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