Sifu Jones made mention of a principle that, with his permission, I am sharing with the general audience; although the detailed specifics are saved for members of the Inner Circle, the overarching scientific foundation is something we at SPC USA are happy to share.

Anyone training with the SPC USA method, using their products, and especially members of the Inner Circle, know that the mind is a key factor in developing one’s chi.

And “chi”, in case you’ve forgotten from a previous blog-post, is bio-electromagnetic energy: electricity.

This is important, as what I am about to share has been verified throughout the scientific community and “taken for granted” by the general populace, but not investigated to the same level as what the Certified Instructors implement in our daily lives.

In his book Entangled Minds, Dean Radin discusses the “Double slit experiment” where photons (light particles) are observed to determine if light is either a particle or a wave.  Without going into the technical details, it has been determined that light is both a particle and a wave at the same time.  [For those interested in the specifics of the experiment, please see pages 211-212 of Entangled Minds].  Here is where it gets interesting: it is what the observer expects the particle’s behavior to be that actually determines/influences the outcomes of the results.  This is not to say that the experiment is fixed; the men and women of the scientific community performing this experiment (over many many years) have done so in the most rigorous and controlled facilities.  No cheating allowed!  However, the results of this experiment have been verified and repeated by physicists around the world: the observer’s expectations of the system actual determine the outcome of the experiment.  On a microscopic level, where the actual building blocks of the universe take place, we can influence their behavior with our minds and expectations.

Later in Entangled Minds, we find the following:

“This concept has been studied in hundreds of experiments with teachers, attorneys, judges, business managers, and health care providers.  It has been repeatedly shown that expectations unintentionally affect the responses of research participants, pupils, jurors, employees, and parents.” (pg 286).

This is to say that we actually influence the outcome of events on a macroscopic, large scale, level as well as at the atomic level.

For members of the Inner Circle, Sifu Jones and Sifu Perhacs provided instructions regarding how to use specific techniques in conjunction with our chi and our minds to intentionally influence the outcome.  This information will most likely prove invaluable…

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