The See-Me experience (currently in beta) introduces a wordless, loving intervention. We know mutual eye gazing can increase empathy by activating mirror neuron systems and stimulating oxytocin, supporting prosocial behavior.
The best-on-Chrome experience begins with a guided Self Gaze meditation, when you look into your own eyes to foster self acceptance and emotional grounding.
Then you can be paired with another person for a mutual gazing session -- either someone in the "lobby" or you can share the link with a friend.
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By meeting face-to-face without words, we can engage in a shared human experience that has nothing to do with labels, arguments, or ideology.
Our goal is to restore a felt sense of connection, supporting love for ourselves and awareness of that love including others.
Results and Pilots
Early pilot implementations are planned for college campuses. We expect increased empathy, forgiveness, and openness to dialogue. Please contact Applied Love Labs if your campus would like to beta-test the experience in a pilot study.
Results and Pilots
Early pilot implementations are planned for college campuses. We expect increased empathy, forgiveness, and openness to dialogue. Please contact Applied Love Labs if your campus would like to beta-test the experience in a pilot study.