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Hi Poi - thought provoking question. I guess the answer is, we don't know, but we can guess. Whatever the answer, it means that "they" have a deep understanding of human physiology/psychology in this area. I can think of three options 1. Sound waves - below or above our hearing -...

Hmm, can't get away with any sort of sweeping statement here. Pat Price refers to it in the previously provided link in this thread I have a vague recognition that other remote viewers have made some statements regarding this. Here are my thoughts. I have no firsthand knowledge - just from...

You can Google Earth Mt Ziel at 23°24'0.53"S 132°22'59.74"E. It is the highest point 5,023 ft. (1,5312 m) on the McDonnell Ranges (we struggle to make high mountains in Australia!) I remember reading about a walk track that went near Mt Ziel. I can't imagine it is highly travelled, and...

The Remote Viewer with greatest credibility on the underground base story is Pat Price, a Remote Viewer involved in the early Stanford Research International (SRI) work in the military remote viewing effort. Pat was a retired police commissioner with an extraordinary gift in remote viewing. He...

Hi guys. Very interested in the debate about remote viewing. I was first introduced to Remote Viewing at a conference in Sydney, Australia in 2002 by Skip Atwater, the operations and training officer for the US military remote viewing effort. Since then I have read every book by credible...