SMRA Research Line Three

Third Deliverance: Hospital Consciousness-Field and RPO Research

SMRA Research Line Three

This research line corresponds to the “doctors” thread of Third Deliverance. It examines material concerning hospital consciousness-field boundaries, spirit activity, and Remote Port Organ (RPO) exchange.

Research scope

1. Presence and intensity of the hospital geographical field

This work examines the proposed geographical field in hospital settings: whether it is present, how its boundaries may appear, how its intensity may vary, and whether differences can be observed among emergency, psychiatric, inpatient, and outpatient departments.

2. Intensity of spirit activity

The line independently studies reported spirit activity in hospitals and across departments, including frequency, range, duration, and possible variation with the setting.

3. RPO between clinicians and possessing spirits

It gathers first-hand material concerning reported RPO exchange between clinicians and possessing spirits, then develops reviewable timelines, setting records, and cross-witness accounts.

4. RPO exchange in spoken interaction

The research considers reported RPO exchange involving physicians and psychology professionals during spoken interaction with patients, including clinical and counseling contexts. It records associations among conditions before an interaction, the interaction itself, and later reported responses.

5. Witness records under Whip-Bearing Pastor help

Witness and record processes in which a clinician, with help from a Whip-Bearing Pastor, ends an RPO connection with a patient—including before/after change and related material.

Material work

SMRA organizes this material into research records connecting setting, department, role, timeline, and witness source. Shepherds of spirits, independent First-Hand Evidence Witnesses, physicians, and psychology professionals may contribute material within their own roles; SMRA is responsible for research organization and later comparison.

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