Prayer has been used in healing as long as there has been a human race. The power of prayer has now been documented in medical literature in over 300 major peer reviewed studies. People who are prayed for have slightly better results than those who are not. Larry Dorsey, a MD, wrote of this and explains that the prayers work best when they are of a certain quality of mind. We have outlined in the PROMORPHEUS that there is a subspace backdrop dimension of the universe that permeates and allows consciousness. This consciousness subspace can allow transfer of energy or information in ways not understood by the limited classical physics. Our subspace and quantum physics can explain this process however.

All things share the subspace of consciousness, but quantic objects with complex fractal indeterminancies are more sensitive. These type of quantic system objects then have so much more consciousness that we by social agreement call them conscious. Could we program a computer to have more of this consciousness and then enable it to pray for the healing of others. We first have to provide for a true indeterminacy, because the random function in computers now is not truly random. It is based on the timer and as such is unreliable as a quantic indeterminacy generator. This can be compensated for. Then we must provide a backdrop of the right sounds, frequencies, and words that people have found in all of our cultures to be of the right quality. Cross-cultural comparisons have shown several common denominators of shared experience in the development of perfection of prayer. The computer must have Karmic backlash safeguards. Safeguards to protect the healer and the patient from negativity. Finally this must be tied into a repetitive process in the computer and tested in operation. All of these things have been accomplished by the Quantum Med Consciousness Interface. This system is capable of producing 92 prayers per millisec, or 92,000 per sec. This is over 5.5 million per min. This is just the base operative system that operates behind the software at all times. This number can be doubled, tripled, quadrupled or more as the system operates. The QMCI medical device after a decade of development and testing has accomplished these goals.