" Measurements of natural radioactivity were continuously conducted over multiple sessions using a RadiaCode 10X instrument in Mesa, Arizona, to record Counts Per Second (CPS), ambient dose equivalent rate (µSv/h), and energy spectrum during chanting and control periods. The analysis focused on variations in CPS and spectral data, with a single-subject, observational design. Results: The cumulative spectrum showed a prominent low-energy peak, consistent with background radiation. Quantitative analysis revealed subtle but consistent differences; a representative session showed higher total CPS during chanting (498,432) compared to the control period (471,680), a pattern observed across other sessions. Visual inspection also suggested a correlation between chanting and increased CPS variability. Conclusions: These findings suggest a link between a focused psycho-physiological state and subtle alterations in detected radiation patterns." |
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