D-SETI Research
D-SETI research doesn't look exactly like traditional or objective research because dreams are nondual and subjective. Dreams require nondual, participatory, and transpersonal research methods in addition to the more standard research methods.
D-SETI presents the academic work of Daniel Rekshan as literature and theory research. The academic papers were written from a Western Liberal Arts and Integral Studies perspective.
One of the central hypothesis of D-SETI is that Euclidean Constructive Geometry may be used as a means of objectively-documentable ET signaling. The inquiry into geometric signaling is documented in a video series, The Universal Language, and its analysis tools are published as an Open Source repository, ETolemy.
Academic Papers
D-SETI Research
D-SETI Research D-SETI research doesn't look exactly like traditional or objective research
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