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2/27/24

Description of the study :
Are you interested in participating in a research study that explores unique spiritual experiences while severely ill from COVID- 19? I am looking for participants who have experienced unusual spiritual visions, dreams, or other occurrences while severely ill with COVID-19 prior to January 2021.

You must be at least 18 years old and speak English.

Participation involves a single 1-hour confidential, one-on-one interview via Zoom video conference with the researcher scheduled at your convenience.

My name is Lydia Perez, a doctoral student at California Institute of Integral Studies (CIIS) in San Francisco. Your participation will make a valuable contribution to psychology and to others suffering with serious illnesses. Identifying the spiritual experiences of COVID-19 survivors may help people better understand their experiences during and because of their illness. In addition, you may benefit by gaining deeper insight into your experience as a COVID-19 survivor.

If you or anyone you know may be interested in participating, I would like to have a brief telephone conversation with you to discuss participation. Please contact me for further information.

Sincerely,

Lydia Perez, LMSW Email: Lperez@mymail.ciis.edu Phone: 210-573-2885



3/4/2024


Purpose of the research: to understand the death process and its link to human energy field

The research utilizes gas discharge visualization technology. The result of this research would help us to reveal how the human energy field (HEF) is connected to the body and collect evidence to provide evidence of the survival of human consciousness.

The proposal proposes the use of a Biophotonic device in continuous mode by wearing a glove that helps us to collect data from the experiment’s participant. These measurements will be conducted before and after death in several people that participated in the study, The intention of this collection is to monitor statistically significant changes of energy levels during measurements. The hypothesis is that states of consciousness have an effect in energy changes in the HEF. The second hypothesis is that death changes the state of consciousness of the individual and that consciousness remains linked to the body even after death and slowly reduces intensity after several days.

Project Participation

1) Research assistant

For this research project data collection will be best done by a hospice nurse/doula or dedicated caregiver who has regular access to the participant during their transitional process. Training in the use of the BioWell, only requires basic computer skills and some simple protocols regarding collecting and sending the BioWell data to the researchers at regular intervals. Measurements with the BIoWell will be taken daily. This is an elegant, noninvasive technology that does not require much management or time to complete the needed readings. The readings are done during the time leading up to the participant’s transition, through the transition itself and afterwards for some hours.

2) Research participant

Full understating and consent are required to participate in this study. Participant is in hospice care at home and has access to the Internet. The data collecting device, the BioWell, only requires a light glove connected to the device be worn during data collection at discreet intervals and then continuously during the active dying process and for at least 3 hours after the death of the body. As the BioWell provides real time reading of the subtle light emanating from the body, it is non-invasive and painless. If the glove becomes uncomfortable at any time, it will be removed. We are deeply sensitive of the profoundly intimate nature of this time in a life and always honor the participant’s ultimate control.


If you are interested in participating:

Jennifer Hamilton, RN, BSN, Death midwife jennifer.hamilton@consciousnessrf.com

Raul Valverde PhD, Director of Research

Chet Swanson, Manager, Ethical Issues in this research