Science and Consciousness 2025: Wyrd People
EARLY BIRD until end of May! Save £200!
An open five-day scientific and experiential exploration of consciousness
Since its inaugural event in 2021, the annual Science and Consciousness conference has devoted itself to bridging the gap between scientific research and consciousness experiences that can’t be explained by currently accepted theories.
Having explored Wyrd Time and Space over the last two years, 2025 will focus on Wyrd People. What are the traits and characteristics of people who can most naturally access the field of consciousness? What are the qualities and skills we can all develop to engage our consciousness-interactive capabilities? What practices seem to be most effective at developing those capacities? How do we measure our development and effectiveness in honest ways that take into account the holistic nature of who we are?
Featuring talks and discussions with the world’s top scientists, academics and practitioners in the field of consciousness studies and real-time experiments that everyone is invited to take part in, participants come away with a real sense of what in Anglo-Saxon terms was referred to as ‘wyrd’; an inherent understanding of our deep interconnection with the world about us.
The conference builds on the work of Professor Robert Jahn and Brenda Dunne, Princeton scientists who dedicated almost thirty years to exploring our ability to affect the world around us with our consciousness. Their findings statistically demonstrated that we are indeed interconnected at the informational energetic level, and can interact outside of the standard parameters of time and space.
In other words, they empirically proved what ancient wisdom traditions have long stated; that interconnectedness with the world around us is a fact. The survival of humankind depends on our ability to learn this for ourselves.
The beautiful Broughton Sanctuary, where the event takes place, is now home to the equipment used in these experiments. You can explore this equipment for yourself, as well as taking the time to experience deep nature-connection through the use of Broughton’s facilities.
The 3,000-acre Estate contains wildflower meadows, woodland, a vast nature-recovery program, a labyrinth, fire temple, Wellbeing Centre and much more! Available to the public or for Academic Credit.
