GLOBAL CONSCIOUSNESS PROJECT RUIGOORD

Global Consciousness Project

Ruigoord – Science meets Mystery

A joint collaboration between Green Revolution Foundation & Ruigoord Village
Creating collective intelligence networks to respond to the global climate emergency

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THE HARD QUESTION OF CONSCIOUSNESS

At the edge of knowing

Our understanding of physics suggests consciousness may be a fundamental building block of the universe itself—yet no definition satisfies all scientists, philosophers, or mystics. The hard question remains: What is real awareness?
The climate emergency demands more than policy debates and technological fixes. It asks us to expand our perception of what is real, to recognize that human awareness itself may be part of the planetary nervous system.
This is where science meets mystery. Where citizen inquiry begins. Our task is expanding our perception on what is real to give adequate response to global emergencies. We are not claiming answers—we are asking better questions together.

SCIENTIFIC EXPERIMENT AT THE CHURCH

Testing the Hypothesis

We’ve installed a Random Number Generator (RNG) node in the historic church at Ruigoord Village. This device oconnects to the Global Consciousness Project network (GCP2.NET), measuring deviations from randomness during moments of shared human attention.

How It Works

If consciousness can influence physical systems, then large-scale shared awareness events—natural disasters, major celebrations, global meditations—should show detectable statistical patterns in random generators worldwide.

Experiment Overview

  • Device: Random Number Generator Network Node
  • Location: Historic Church, Ruigoord Village, Amsterdam
  • Data Flow: Live transmission to GCP2.Global Consciousness Project database
  • Measurement Type: Deviations from expected randomness during collective emotional intensity
  • Timeline: Ongoing data collection since installation

This is citizen science in its purest form: anyone can watch the data unfold, participate in hypothesis testing, and contribute interpretation through scientific or artistic lenses.