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Mind Trek: Exploring Consciousness, Time & Space through Remote Viewing

by Joseph McMoneagle, Joe McMoneagle · 1997

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Remote viewing is the ability to correctly perceive & describe detailed information about a remote place, person or thing— regardless of the normal boundaries of time & space. For over 25 years it has represented the cutting edge of research into powers of the mind. The author's near death experience in 1970 ultimately drew him to the Cognitive Sciences Lab of SRI-International. There he learned to control his talent for collecting information thru extra-sensory perception. This text gives an insight into current perceptions & realities, & deals with the doubts & fears of the RV learning process.

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medium · 263 pages

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