I have conducted systematic, longitudinal studies under controlled conditions for over 16 years, including long-term investigations involving sustained physiological stress. This work has led to a trainable methodology for the volitional dissociation of narrative self-models. This method provides access to pre-reflective, evolutionarily conserved behavioral and regulatory schemas through introspection.

It combines simultaneous first- and third-person observations. Since affective and cognitive foundations are predefined phylogenetically, behavioral patterns of others can be modeled and tested empirically using internal schemas. 

My research focuses on the high-resolution observation of first- and third-person organismic control processes at the intersection of transpersonal psychology, neurology, and environmental biophysics.

This work is explicitly designed to be compatible with neuroscience and allow third-party validation using independent methods. Rather than describing spiritual states of enlightenment, which is an entirely different and misunderstood concept, it describes metacognitive skills acquired through rigorous discipline. Due to the multifactorial nature of the observed phenomena.