The Global Consciousness Project was started in 1997 by Dr. Roger Nelson. They wanted to detect, quantify and study human consciousness at a deeper level.
The team distributed physical random number generators (RNG) on a global scale and measured the effects that large-scale, synchronized human emotions and attention focuses had on the random event.
Many thanks to Petra Dallmann, Brit Wilsdorf, Niklas Klever and Lilly Hollnagel for implementing the project.
The Room of Silence was introduced in the Heidelberg newspaper WeststadtPrint 04 | 2024.
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This time it is about compassion in the context of care and how software developed by the Institute for Compassion can make care more human.
The guide "Encounters at the Heart Level" published by the Institute for Compassion, which was developed for use in daycare centers, is finding its way to northern Germany.
Amongst the business of our lives, many of us have lost the connection to our hearts. Yet the heart is the most powerful organ we have, going well beyond the anatomical functions. The heart is the home of all life-enhancing qualities, but we need to work hard to restore our hearts to its natural, pure state.
Qi Gong has been practiced in individual groups at the daycare centres in Walldorf and St. Leon-Rot for several months now. The children and teachers are gaining more and more experience with the method. A publication on implementation instructions* was published in 2024 and is available from the Institute for Compassion.
Listen to our new podcast on the topic: "What compassion can achieve in journalism"
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