A Human Ability that Breaks Our Assumptions About Physics, Medicine, and Psychology

I did it six times.

By the end, four of the postdoctoral researchers confirmed to their professor that there was no doubt—what I had shown was unquestionably real. They were eager to study it further, saying they could obtain the best possible readings using their state-of-the-art MRI, CT, ultrasound, and other technologies.

Just when I thought meaningful research was finally about to begin, the first post-doc to speak up said quietly,

“If I publish this, I’ll never get tenure.”

The others nodded. Another called it academic suicide—and the rest agreed.

The head professor finally broke the silence. He told me my discoveries reminded him of Ignaz Semmelweis, Gregor Mendel, James Lind, William Harvey, Galileo, and Giordano Bruno—scientists whose work could not be accepted in their own time.

He said I would not be recognized in this lifetime because what I was showing broke the paradigm.

Then he wished me good luck.

That was the moment I understood: the evidence wasn’t the problem. The paradigm was.

From that day forward, my work took a new direction. Over the decades that followed, the discoveries continued to unfold—simple, teachable, and testable skills that accelerate healing and challenge our deepest assumptions about the nature of life itself.

The field of energy healing has been aggressively ignored—largely because the mechanisms can’t yet be measured in standard ways.

The mechanistic model says that if you can’t explain the mechanism, you must ignore the result.

But the results are consistent—and nothing less than paradigm-changing.