Remote viewing, flying saucers, and parapsychology
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I have nine academic papers and a web-site, all dealing with the concept of “remote viewing” something Dvelys, a sometime reader here.
I have nine academic papers and a web-site, all dealing with the concept of “remote viewing” something Dvelys, a sometime reader here.
The topic of remote viewing comes under, it seems, the
Parapsychology paradigm, a serious concern of
Eric Ouellet: https://www.parapsych.org/users/ouellet/profile.aspx
The Travel Channel presented [5/30] a segment
for it’s Alaskan Triangle series featuring film-maker James Fox who went
to Alaska seeking a supposed alien (extraterrestrial) cave seen by a woman
during a remote viewing she had.
I haven’t been a follower of remote viewing discussions or
papers but with a new enterprise that came my way about dreams being visions
from a parallel universe or another dimension that the dreamer actually lives in,
as a separate but “identical entity” that is his or her off-Earth life.
(Yah, I know: far out, as they used to say, but intriguing I
think.)
Anyway. If Develys or anyone else is interested in the PDF
papers, I’ll put them in my Dropbox account for download.
No interest? I’ll set them aside until I bring forth the
“dreams are visions of our other self” posting here (or somewhere).
RR

