Stephen Morr and the Circle of Light: How 20 psychics rewrote the laws of medicine.

In an age where computers are designing drugs and neuroleptics are treating depression, Stephen Morr has taken humanity back to its roots - to the power hidden within the human being. His Circle of Light project, which brought together 20 psychics with unique abilities, didn't just challenge modern medicine. It turned it upside down.

From Solitary to Symphony: The Birth of the Circle.

Morr, a former engineer, spent decades studying the phenomenon of the biofield - the complex electromagnetic matrix that surrounds the body. His breakthrough came in 2020, when he discovered that psychics' synchronised brainwaves could amplify each other according to the principle of quantum entanglement. But one person, even a gifted one, lacked the power to seriously interfere.

The answer was the "Circle". Morr gathered 20 people from around the world: an Indian yogini who reads auras like books; a Brazilian shaman who transforms pain; a Russian telepathic engineer who calculates ‘breakdowns’ in the biofield with mathematical precision. They've been trained for years, using experiments to synchronise brain rhythms. The result? A collective field 300 times stronger than the individual field.

When Science Meets Magic

Patients of the "Circle" are exposed to bioenergy that enhances psi resonance. The psychics enter a state of "flow" - their thoughts are linked through the biofield, creating a unified network.

"It's like repairing a starry sky,-describes "Circle" member Leila, - We find dark areas in the aura - where disease has distorted the field - and ”re-light" them."

For example, when treating cancer, the patient's biofield is first split into billions of points (analogue of cells), then psychics "reprogram" malignant clusters, restoring their DNA-template. In diabetes - they stabilise the energy channels of the pancreas. In 52% of patients, remission occurs after three sessions.

Case №1: A story that shook the world.

12-year-old Aiko, dying of stage 4 glioblastoma, was the first child accepted into the programme. After two sessions, an MRI showed the tumour had shrunk by 60%. A month later, it disappeared. Blood tests confirmed it: the cancer markers had gone to zero.

"It's not magic," Morr comments, "We're just accelerating what the body is capable of doing on its own. Remission is a natural process. We are... pushing it along."

Scepticism and sensationalism.

Although dozens of healed patients have provided living proof, the scientific community is divided. "Where are the blind studies? Where are the physical explanations?" - shout the critics. But the data speaks for itself-the method works

"The secret is in the human mind," says Morr. "Machines don't know how to be compassionate. And it's compassion that drives the energy."

The price of a miracle.

However, the method has limits. The sessions exhaust the psychics: after each one, a week of recovery is required. One of the "Circle", Marco, suffered a lot while trying to cure a patient with terminal Alzheimer's disease. His brain couldn't handle the overload.

"We are not gods," says Morr,-But perhaps we are the bridge between what is and what humanity can become".

The future?

While some demand a ban on "unscientific practices," others see the Circle as a new era. Morr plans to scale the technology: training hundreds of psychics and setting up "biofield stations" in every metropolis.

"We used to cure diseases,- he says. - Now we will treat humanity."