Is Cool-down…Cool? - Remote Viewing/Remote perception

Former military remote viewer Paul Smith gets into the weeds of this psychic technique with a strict methodology. (For background about the intelligence and military community's use of remote viewing see STARGATE: A Timeline of the American Government’s Secret Psychic Program.) Here Smith describes the importance of the cool down ritual for calming the mind or entering an altered state before a remote viewing session, not after as in exercise. Next we have The Monster in the Closet: Analytical Overlay in Remote Viewing, a guest article by Paul Smith's long-time friend and colleague Tom McNear, whom the "father of remote viewing," Ingo Swann, considered the “best ever remote viewing student.� Here McNear discusses Analytical Overlay, which is the response of the viewer’s analytic mind to the information being received by the subconscious intuitive mind; it can be misleading or helpful, thus the importance of recognizing it when it happens. Finally Athena A. Drewes reviews a recently uncovered manuscript by the late Ingo Swann, Preserving the Psychic Child, about the inner experience of a child growing up psychic, but not much about Ingo's own life unfortunately. Basically, the book offers parental advice on how to raise a psychically gifted child. (PH)

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