Stephan Schwartz

Biography:

Stephan Schwartz, Research Associate of Cognitive Sciences Laboratory of the Laboratories for Fundamental Research, is one of the world’s experts on the practical applications of remote viewing and other aspects of extraordinary human functioning. For almost twenty years he was the research director and chairman of the Mobius Society. He is a founder of the Society for Anthropology of Consciousness, the International Remote Viewing Association, and the International Society for the Study of Subtle Energies and Energy Medicine, and is a member of the Parapsychology Association.

Past Shows:

	Intent, Healing, & Remote Viewing
	Monday August 24, 2009

Researcher in non-local consciousness and futurist Stephan Schwartz discussed his studies of intent, healing, and remote viewing. He also shared the results of his latest study, which looked at the effectiveness of applied kinesiology. First hour guest, Dr. Len Horowitz commented on the Swine Flu, which a White House panel has warned could kill as many as 90, 000 Americans. ... More
Host: George Noory

	Mind Programming
	Thursday May 7, 2009

Doctor of Psychology and Metaphysics, and lifelong student of the human mind, Eldon Taylor discussed his work in mind control and brainwashing, subliminal suggestion, lie detection, and reverse speech. The intent of his new book Mind Programming is to make people aware that marketers are spending billions to influence their minds. First hour guest, author and futurist Stephan Schwartz talked about research that shows happiness is contagious, and that our minds are linked. ... More
Host: George Noory

	Healing, Intention, & Remote Viewing
	Monday December 22, 2008

Researcher of non-local consciousness and futurist, Stephan Schwartz discussed his work on the power of prayer, healing, therapeutic intention and using remote viewing to explore your own future. He described witnessing a healing ritual some 40 years ago with Rolling Thunder, a medicine man and shaman, wherein a boy's serious wounds were mended, as an overhead mist took the shape of a canine. Healing intention can change the structure of water, and that may be the power behind holy water, he said. Certain springs are associated with healing, and there've been 84 confirmed cases of miracle healing at Lourdes, Schwartz reported. ... More
Host: George Noory

	Inner & Outer Change
	Monday December 3, 2007

Researcher and futurist Stephan Schwartz discussed his newest work on how individuals and small groups can change history by practicing eight laws of social change. These laws, observed by such groups as the Quakers, tap into non-local consciousness (the part of us that exists outside of time & space) and highlight the interconnectedness & interdependence of humanity. ... More
Host: George Noory

	Consciousness & Remote Viewing
	Wednesday May 9, 2007

Researcher, author, and adventurer Stephan A. Schwartz discussed his work on non-locality, consciousness and remote viewing. ... More
Host: George Noory

	Consciousness & Water
	Sunday October 22, 2006

Writer, researcher and philosopher Stephan A. Schwartz discussed his latest work showing how consciousness affects the structure of water. He also spoke about non-local awareness and ESP-type abilities. Art brought up the case of Natasha Demkina, the so-called 'Girl with X-Ray Eyes,' who it was reported could see inside human bodies. Schwartz characterized this as a remote-viewing type of skill. Such abilities are typically suppressed as people grow up, yet in one test of CEOs, those who scored above chance in psi-tests, tended to have the most profitable companies, he noted. Water has the ability to be altered by conscious attention, said Schwartz. He reported that Dean Radin had recently replicated Masaru Emoto's groundbreaking research, demonstrating that the shape of water crystals can be affected by thoughts and music. (Radin will be among a number of presenters sharing their findings at Schwartz's upcoming conference, The Secret World of Water in Virginia Beach on Nov. 2 - ... More
Host: Art Bell

	Psychic Archaeology
	Saturday October 15, 2005

Broadcasting live from NewsTalk Radio 810 WGY in Albany, Ian Punnett welcomed author Stephan Schwartz, who shared a few fascinating true stories about Psychic Archaeology from his book, The Secret Vaults of Time. ... More
Host: Ian Punnett

	Remote Viewing
	Saturday September 4, 2004

Remote viewing expert Stephan Schwartz discussed the political and social implications of the non-local mind and the physics of mass consciousness. Schwartz posits that science is undergoing a substantial change in the way in which it views the world as working. "What's emerging," Schwartz says, "is a worldview in which all life is interlinked and interdependent."As evidence, Schwartz cited the Grinberg-Zylberbaum experiment in which two subjects are instructed to meditate together for twenty minutes then enter separate Faraday chambers (which block all electromagnetic radiation). Schwartz said the researchers discovered that the two subjects, after being separated, shared the same brain wave patterns.Schwartz believes this and other consciousness experiments show conclusively the "state of beingness" that all life forms share, and the validity of remote viewing. According to Schwartz, remote viewing is simply a "natural part of being alive" and has been understood by "all cult ... More
Host: Art Bell

	Understanding Remote Viewing
	Monday October 20, 2003

Stephan Schwartz (website), one of the world’s experts on the practical applications of remote viewing (RV), was the main guest on Monday night. The ability to process signals, such as used in RV, dates back to ancient times, Schwartz said. But what separates RV from other psychic methods is that the results can be "submitted to rigorous analysis," he said.Schwartz differentiated his work from certain other remote viewers who he described as making "flamboyant predictions that have problematic validity." He said that about 50% of the material that stems from an RV session can't be verified. But of the 50% that can, 75% of that information has been shown to be accurate. Targets can be in the past or the future, as "time and distance don't matter." The process, he explained, taps into an aspect that "exists outside of time/space." Towards that end, Schwartz has been conducting a long-standing remote viewing experiment about what life will be like in the year 2050. One predictio ... More
Host: George Noory

	Richard C. Hoagland / Stephan Schwartz
	Tuesday July 16, 2002

Stephan Schwartz, Research Associate, of Cognitive Sciences Laboratoryof the Laboratories for Fundamental Research, is one of the world's experts onthe practical applications of remote viewing and other aspects of extraordinaryhuman functioning. ... More
Host: George Noory