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@grimnotions The Bigelow essays are a great entry point. Dr. Marina Weiler, one of our May 16 speakers, was a 2021 runner-up in that same competition. Now she is running empirical OBE studies at UVA. What convinced you most: the NDE accounts or the veridical perception cases?

@IRVAtweets After reading the Bigelow Institute of Consciousness essays on near death experiences, I'm convinced it's non-local.

A neuroscientist trained at NIH and UCLA is now studying out-of-body experiences, mediumship and remote viewing at the University of Virginia. She left a prestigious mainstream research career to do it. Her colleagues think she's taking a serious risk. She thinks the data left her no choice. Meet Dr. Marina Weiler. 🧵 [1/7]

Thank you, Dr. Stein! We would love to make that connection and will DM you. Her work on out-of-body experiences and non-local consciousness would be a wonderful fit for Unpacking Possibility. 🙏 And if you or your listeners want to hear Marina live first, she presents at our IRVA LATAM Online Conference on May 16. Tickets are just $10 for the first 500: irva.org/irva-latam-con…

@IRVAtweets I would love to have her on my podcast to talk about her work! podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/unp…

Marina published a peer-reviewed preprint on remote viewing research in September 2025, framing RV as evidence of the mind's non-local capacities. She writes a column called Beyond the Ordinary in Psychology Today. She appeared on podcasts in February 2026 discussing the Telepathy Tapes phenomenon and what the neuroscience actually shows. She is one of the most credentialed researchers working openly in this space today. [6/7]

In a 2026 interview, she said this about why scientists suppress consciousness research: "Many scientists build their careers within the materialistic, physicalist framework. When you say consciousness is not produced by the brain, you're ruining people's careers. And no one wants that." She said it anyway. [5/7]

At UVA's Division of Perceptual Studies, Marina now studies: Out-of-body experiences, including people who perceive accurate information from outside their physical body during clinical events. Mental mediumship and what it reveals about memory and identity. Remote viewing as a potential expression of non-local consciousness. Psychic experiences in non-speaking autistic individuals. [4/7]

Then something shifted. The deeper Marina studied the brain and consciousness, the more the materialist model, the idea that the mind is simply what the brain produces, failed to account for what she was seeing in the data. She joined the University of Virginia's Division of Perceptual Studies to investigate the cases that mainstream neuroscience cannot explain.

Marina holds a PhD in neuroscience from UNICAMP in Brazil. Her doctoral research used fMRI to study Alzheimer's disease. She then joined the National Institutes of Health, where she investigated brain stimulation as a treatment for age-related cognitive decline. After NIH, she moved to UCLA to study disorders of consciousness in traumatic brain injury patients. This is not a fringe background.

So proud of our IRVA CSI Team: Jay, Alicia, Max and Kiauhmitl for their incredible work in Latin America! Support their mission & get a full day of remote viewing insights for just $10. That’s the price of two coffees for a lifetime of knowledge! ☕️☕️

🌎 Don’t miss the IRVA LATAM Online Conference – May 16! Join top remote viewing instructors & researchers live for just $10 💫 Languages: 🇪🇸 🇵🇹 🇬🇧 🕗 8 AM PST | 9 AM MX | 11 AM 🇨🇱 | 12 PM 🇧🇷 🇦🇷 Speakers: Paul Smith, Tom McNear, Pam Coronado & more! #IRVA #RemoteViewing #IRVALatam #OnlineEvent

🗓 May 16 - mark your calendar! 💵 Only $10 for a full day of insight, exploration and discovery 👉 Register now before seats fill: irva.org/irva-latam-con… Hope to see you there! You too, @social_rv_ 👀 #IRVALatam #OnlineEvent #IRVA

What makes this event special? You’ll be learning directly from the pioneers and professionals shaping the field of remote viewing, sharing real methods, research and experiences you won’t find anywhere else! #IRVA #IRVALatam #ConsciousnessResearch

We couldn't agree more! The conferences are where the real "signal" happens. We are especially excited for IRVA Latam 2026. It is a major step in unifying the global research community and bringing these rigorous protocols to a wider audience. Can't wait to see the breakthrough data that comes out of this one! Check out the details here: irva.org/irva-latam-con… 🌎 #IRVALatam #RemoteViewing #CognitiveScience #GlobalResearch

The @IRVAtweets conferences are always great, highly recommend checking this upcoming one out! irva.org/irva-latam-con…

How do you separate "signal" from "noise" in human-to-human information transfer? 🧬📡 In the upcoming Level One session, Sean McNamara facilitates a controlled environment to study the mechanics of non-local communication. By focusing on sending and receiving simple line drawings, participants learn to identify the exact point where a "latent image" emerges in the mind before the analytical mind begins to interfere. This isn't just a workshop; it’s a high-resolution practice in Neural Resonance. The Reminder: Class sizes are strictly limited to 8 students per class to ensure maximum data fidelity and personal guidance. Join Sean next Sunday, March 29 at 9:00 AM PT, to bridge the gap between cognitive theory and direct experience. 👉irva.org/offers/ptnAahg… #CognitiveScience #Telepathy #Neuroscience #HumanPerformance #IRVA

@SrinivasJon144 Deeply grateful for your contribution to this issue.

Thank you @IRVAtweets for the spotlight. In Aperture 39 I explored how human anticipatory awareness, the quiet intelligence that listens back before the signal becomes the one edge AI cannot replicate. Grateful to be part of the IRVA community that’s turning this into practical tools for the future. Full articles in the Spring 2026 issue: irva.org/aperture @SrinivasJon144

In Aperture 39, Srinivas Dharaneesh Jonna’s research examines how immersive technology interfaces with non-local perception. We are not just viewing targets: we are building digital bridges to them.

The era of fragmented research is behind us and the era of the Data Lab is here. Read the full analysis of the APP/IRVA integration and its impact on precognitive research on Page 9 of Aperture 39: 👇 irva.org/aperture

The landscape of cognitive science changed in September 2025 with the strategic integration of the Applied Precognition Project (APP) into IRVA. This was a massive consolidation of the world’s leading research in non-local perception. By bringing over 25 years of practical application data under a single institutional banner, we have established a unified Intelligence Network for the Information-First Reality. #BigData #Precognition #Neuroscience #HumanPotential #IRVA

As Teresa Fendley details in Aperture 39, this transition has opened a new chapter for the global RV community. While AI labs spend billions attempting to simulate World Models, IRVA is scaling the only proven general intelligence we have. We are mapping the human mind’s ability to navigate future states through empirical, longitudinal data.

For researchers, this integration means unified access to a significant technical archive. We have fully integrated the APP database, including 400+ technical webinars and the "FirstGroove" horse racing prediction results, with the declassified CIA Stargate archives. This moves the field from isolated studies into a Big Data approach to human intuition.