Henry--> Dreams

The below images were produced by an experimental technique whereby the activity in the frontal cortex during REM sleep is imprinted on a positron-sensitive plate cast within a magnetic irridium cylinder. The instant of capture is determined by corrugator supercilii EMG responses integrated with MRI emissions. The technical challenge was to discover the pattern of synchronicity that was "image transmittable." We have now accumulated sufficient data to predict "image transmittable instances" (ITI) using backpropagation neural networks, the latter requiring severe convergence criteria. Surprisingly, however, the most intense images were produced when bursts of neuronal activity were also observed in the anterior cingulate cortex. The latter data, also used during NN training, was the key to the ITI discovery.          The propagated energy patterns do not conform to electromagnetic radiation. The patterns seem based upon a laser-like compression and acceleration of gravity waveforms that may exceed the speed of light.          To enhance the depth and duration of REM sleep required to achieve the ITI threshold, the sleeper must use a continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) mask to eliminate all sub-apnea disruptions in cortical activity. Under these circumstances, the ITI will instantiate the plate. Also notable is the observation that an ITI instantiation will awaken a sleeping pregnant rabbit positioned no farther than 3 meters from the sleeper. The result is a photograph of a dream.          The below images were captured during my REM sleep in the early morning of 6/24/00. This was the first time that the technique produced such dramatic results, indicating the links between material and mental states of existence. Upon awakening, I was able to recant parts of the dream. But other parts came to conscious awareness by way of recognition. After I was shown the image, the dream content and the emotionality of the experience were recalled. Below are seven images of the ten that were captured. The other three are too intense for public viewing.          The expense of each image approached $23 million, limiting the opportunity to perfect the recording plate technology. We appreciate the support of SpaceLife Technology, Ltd., in funding this project. Image #1 Image #2 Image #3 Image #4 Image #5 Image #6 Image #7 Image #8