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Nevada Awareness Institute is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to exploring the undercurrents of nature, consciousness, sacred geometry, and the unexplained. We use the Mysteryology Method—a novel, data-driven framework—to decode the hidden forces shaping Earth, human awareness, and unexplained phenomena.
Our research bridges natural disaster patterns, celestial alignments, ancient geomystic sites, and human consciousness, combining the rigors of modern science with insights from geometry and resonance.
Mission & Method
Mission & Method
Decode Earth’s Hidden Forces, Anomalies & Human Awareness
At NVAI, we're committed to uncovering repeating cosmic and Earth-based patterns that underlie both natural events and enigmatic human experiences.
These discoveries serve as the foundation for innovation in understanding—and potentially forecasting—interactions between planetary cycles, geophysical events, and human perception.---
Shahrokh Zadeh
Shahrokh Zadeh
Shahrokh Zadeh is the founder of the Nevada Awareness Institute and the Mysteryology Lab and originated the Mysteryology Method.
With academic foundations in physics and information systems, he brings a unique data-driven perspective to the study of planetary influences on Earth’s activity cycles.
He is the author of Sha’Z Square, Sha’Z Mystic Lines and Areas, and Mysteryology Codes, supporting independent research into Earth’s hidden energetic systems and living form consciousness.
Ershad Sharifahmadian
Dr. Ershad Sharifahmadian holds a Ph.D. in Electrical and Computer Engineering and an M.Sc. in Biomedical Engineering, with over 18 years of experience developing innovative AI and machine learning products. He has collaborated with well known corporations such as Google, IBM, and Abbvie Inc., and has served as a professor at the University of Houston, CL. Dr.Sharifahmadian is also reviewers for leading technical journals, and his contributions have been recognized with awards from prestigious organizations including NASA, the US Department of Defense, IEEE, and the National Science Foundation (NSF).
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