M.I.T. (The Meta Information Technique) is the newest learnable tool available to everyone. M.I.T. makes it possible to obtain information and its meaning through time and space, without having any previous knowledge or involvement in the background of the information.

M.I.T. is interesting for vocational utililization in professions such as; management and decision makers, Human Resources, administrators and project managers, doctors and engineers, journalists and artists, police and justice officials, as well as many other occupations.

M.I.T. can also be interesting for private and personal uses such as: genealogy, personal health, etc.

The human subconscious is the means used to discover this information. The basis for M.I.T. was developed at the ISFR (Institute for Brain Research, Science and Future Research) and its i-ReT Method (Informational Mind Technique for Remote Research). The “Extraction of Information” occurs in our non-physical information field, also known as “The Collective Unconscious” by Jung, or “The Morphogenetic Field” by Sheldrake.

Is your research information often too time consuming and expensive? Does your information research fail to achieve its goal?

How can reliable information be collected and examined with a small amount of personal effort?

Perhaps you have already experienced how irritating it can be to have so many “X” opinions and intuitively, try to choose one?

All information in the physical and non-physical universe is contained in this human non-physical information field.

M.I.T. is a structured technique that provides access to the morphogenetic field in which questions can be answered and the appropriate details can be obtained and utilized.

M.I.T. enables you to select important information and filter out trivial information, as well as collect very complex data.

M.I.T. gives everyone the opportunity to find the answers to unsolved questions. In researching information on your own or allowing the M.I.T. Research Team to research for you, you can find answers to all your important questions.

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