An Investigation of the Electrical Activity of the Brain during the Treatment with Faradarmani Consciousness Field in the Faradarmangar Population

Researchers have extensively investigated consciousness, the mind–body interaction, and its manifestations in the brain. The Faradarmani Consciousness Field (FCF), as introduced by Mohammad Ali Taheri (the founder), is a method of initiating a Connection with the Cosmic Consciousness Network (CCN) through the mediating role of the human mind, while the brain functions as a detector in this process. As a result of this Connection, the scanning process of a being (an organism's) condition—for example, the health status of its cells and, consequently, its organs—is carried out. This study was conducted to investigate the effect of the FCF on electroencephalographic (EEG) features as important indicators of brain function. The results showed that, among Faradarmangar population (Faradarmani practitioners), a significant increase in power within the Gamma 2 frequency band (35–40 Hz) was observed during the Connection, compared with the control condition (resting state, without Connection), in the medial frontal gyrus (BA6) and the paracentral lobule (BA31) of the frontal lobe. Based on the cortical electrical activity of the Faradarmangars during the FCF Connection, increased gamma-wave power and activation of brain regions involved in memory, attention, perception, and the intrinsic activity of the default mode network were observed. These findings distinguish the FCF Connection, as demonstrated through patterns of brain activity (brain waves and activated regions), from established mind–body approaches such as various forms of meditation.