SusanofO
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I am fascinated with "Remote Viewing" - and I know there are branches of the CIA that use remote viewers - some of them in the Iraq war, no doubt. I believe in that phenomena, without a doubt. It's been demostrated many times to be real, and has been tested again and again. There is a very interesting book about it's use in the U.S. Military titled: "The Star-Gate project" by David Morehouse (who is himself a remote viewer). It's a good read (and slightly scary, but not due to the remote viewing, it's due to the way the Military treated some remote viewers. In short, they forced them to work on the project, and basically held them captive, until they got the work out of them they wanted, despite the psychological strain it caused them and their families). For anyone who doesn't know, "Remote Viewing" is the ability to literally "get in someone else's mind" - and see what they are seeing, at the moment they are seeing it - while being strapped to a table in a lab, yourself (or while being in another location completely). It's a fairly rare ability (at least as far as application is concerned), from what I've read. - Susan
< Message edited by SusanofO -- 9/7/2007 4:37:06 AM >
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