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A phenomenon has been discovered indicating that a person can awaken from sleep one or several times a night at some of precise time points, as displayed on a clock that is hidden from sight. These time points reflect the 0-, 15-, 30-, and 45-minute points within any given hour. It should be noted that the person is inclined to wake at these time points precisely as they are displayed on the clock, regardless of whether the clock is actually set to the correct time. This means that a person's awakening under the conditions of the experiment is determined not by lighting or biorhythms, as is commonly believed, but by the readings of the clock. The means by which the person is able to see or observe the readings of the hidden clock is unclear, which questions whether mystical psychic means are driving this phenomenon. This study presents the hypothesis that this vision does not occur as direct sensory observation, but possibly through an agent, such as a soul. Significant additional research is needed.
circadian rhythms, invisible clock readings, extrasensory perception.
circadian rhythms, invisible clock readings, extrasensory perception.
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