Journal of Mentographic Research, Vol. 5, 2, 2072

Abstract | History | Method | Data | Narrative 1 | Narrative 2 | Narrative 3
Results | Heuristic Remarks | Glossary | References

Method

The present research was conducted with a third-generation Ashby Dynamics Systems Holoscope DP-31, set for maximum band-length at 10-27 cm. and provided with a custom simulation module to accommodate zero-G environment. Mentographic recording was taken with a 1 megabit Marsquartz display, 64 channel media at 128 mhz. Information storage of 64 terabytes and computational apparatus of 10 gigabytes random access memory were provided by Von Foerster Systems. Software for the holoscopic simulation was developed by this researcher using the Brownian calculus and Varela’s calculus of self-reference, with actual simulation coordinates plotted with Ikiru’s topquantese. The simulations themselves were prepared by entering data from the Arcturian version of the Great Liberation Through Hearing in Transit. The sequence of experiences described in this transit manual was strictly adhered to in the simulations. A number of subjects were tested for compatibility in zero-G environment, high-frequency tuning of neuroelectronic signals, and an attitude of impartiality as to the results of this research. An appropriate subject, Kikuchi Akihito, was found to satisfy these requirements in all respects. In addition, the subject had extensive experience and training in ancient systems of empirical science, both from Sol-3 (Tibetan and Japanese Buddhism) and Arcturian 6 (Solarian Projection). The subject provided a valuable contribution in down-time, assisting this researcher with correlations and interpretive scenarios to understand his experiences of holoscopic simulation.