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Category Archives: Remote Viewing
The Ecosystem of Consciousness: A Scientific Explanation for the Near Death Experience
One barrier to understanding nonlocal phenomena such as near death experiences and remote viewing is that we do not, as yet, have a comprehensive scientific model for such experiences. At the Institute for the Scientific Study of Consciousness, this is one of our priorities Continue reading
Posted in Energy Healing/Healers, General Information, Near Death Experiences, Nonlocal Universe, Remote Viewing, Science of NDE, Spiritual Neuroscience, Uncategorized
Tagged consciousness, energy healing, functional neurogenesis, hippocampus, Institute for the Scientific Study of Consciousness, near death experiences, nonlocal, nonlocal perceptions, perceptions, remote viewing, science
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Pauline and Dr. Morse: Remote Viewers AND Harley Bikers? (It’s True)
We do our best remote viewing after these sorts of warm up sessions, find it really lets some right brain sensory stream information flash dance all over our jumbled left brain severely impaired reality generator machine, just peels those left brained based motor cortex psychic fingers with their death grip on the ledge of the right-left brain interface right off into the general right temporal/hippocampal CA1 zone, baby! Helps to let some of those streaming 3 billions bits of info per second into the general mix. Continue reading
Lyn Buchanan Reviews the Four Modes of CRV
The customer may tell you something like, “We know that a shipment of drugs is coming across the border this month. Tell us where and when.” In such a case, you have to work
polluted. The question is whether or not you can can be a tough enough viewer to go ahead and do it, or will you simply throw up your hands and quit? If you have to have a squeaky-clean situation in order to remote view and can’t work through a little pollution, then truthfully, you’d be better off taking up basket-weaving as a hobby. Operational viewing may not be for you.The question is not whether you can have a squeaky-clean and totally
unpolluted double-blind situation for a viewer. That’s for the lab guys. For those of us who hope to work in the very messy real world, the question is whether or not you can work through pollution to find the unknown.
The world is a tough place. You have to be tough, too. I hope this helps.” Continue reading
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