MBT Events
Supporting the work of physicist and My Big TOE author Thomas Campbell
MBT Events
Supporting the work of physicist and My Big TOE author Thomas Campbell
About MBT Events
MBT Events was set up by Donna Aveni and her husband Keith Warner with the express purpose of bringing the work of physicist and consciousness explorer Thomas Campbell, and his My Big TOE trilogy, to a world audience through free online events
and interviews on YouTube.
Our last live in-person event with Tom will be held at Parador de Alcalá in Spain in May 2025.
You can find more information about this event here!
We appreciate the importance of Tom's contribution towards our greater understanding of the nature of consciousness, and its application to our everyday lives.
Donna searched for an explanation to all the things she knew to be real about our reality for decades, but received only a glimpse of information in contemporary and ancient writings until a bigger picture explanation was made available to her by way of MBT.
Keith was aware of the larger reality as a child, but that was shut down and thought to be imagination by a well-meaning family. He slowly regained that insight.
Every month, we have a number of free events including Global Healings events, an MBT Movie Muster and an MBT Open House and where people interested in consciousness and all its applications can discuss and share their experiences. We send out invitations via email to these events to everyone on our mailing list, so please sign up for our list if you would like to participate!
Exploring Consciousness and Everything Paranormal with Thomas Campbell
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Tom's Park - A Virtual Imaginality™ Training Program
Tom's Park - A Virtual Imaginality™ Training Program
paradigm Shifting Physics Experiments
Tom has put together a team of carefully selected scientists to conduct a set of unique quantum mechanics experiments that will forever change the way we view consciousness, reality, and ourselves.
The experiments, which are currently being conducted, are entirely new variations on the double slit experiment. They are fully described in a paper entitled On Testing the Simulation Theory which was recently published in the peer-reviewed International Journal of Quantum Foundations.
You can find more about the current status of these experiments by visiting CUSAC.org