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Prophecy and Dreams: The Science of Precognition and the Unconscious Mind
Many seemingly precognitive dreams wouldn't be classified as precognitive by a scientist. However, some dreams would and those are very intriguing to scientists like Dr. Julia Mossbridge. She wants to better understand precognition in all its forms. She'll discuss what controlled laboratory studies tell us about precognitive, premonitory, and prophetic dreams. You'll learn how these types of dreams work and why you should care about the distinction between real and apparent precognition.
In this session, you’ll understand how:
- Spontaneous precognitions, like precognitive dreams, can be studied scientifically in a controlled setting
- Not all experiences that seem like premonitions are strictly precognitive
- True precognitive dreaming can support connection with yourself in mystical and practical ways
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UPGRADE HEREDr. Julia Mossbridge
Dr. Julia Mossbridge is an affiliate professor at the University of San Diego in the Department of Physics and Biophysics. She is also a fellow at the Institute of Noetic Sciences, and the co-founder and treasurer of TILT: The Institute for Love and Time. TILT is a 501c3 nonprofit she co-founded in 2019. TILT envisions a world where unconditional love and beneficial travel in time are integrated into human and planetary thriving.
As a change-leader aiming to scale hope, unconditional love, future preparedness, and human potential, she did her postdoctoral work on prediction in psychology and physiology at Northwestern University. Her PhD in communication sciences and disorders is also from Northwestern University. She received an MA in neuroscience from the University of California at San Francisco, and received her BA with highest honors in neuroscience from Oberlin College. She also invented and patented Choice Compass, a physiologically-based decision-making app.
