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Remote Viewing Program

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Remote Viewing Successes
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Ingo Swann & RV Techniques
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Date:

07-08-09

Host:

George Noory

Guests:

Russell Targ, Anthony H. Davidson

Writer and physicist Russell Targ discussed his role as co-founder of a remote viewing/ESP research program for the CIA at the Stanford Research Institute (SRI) during the Cold War. The remote viewing program at SRI did yield significant intelligence, he noted. For instance, one remote viewer drew pictures of a Soviet weapons laboratory, and described a particle beam weapon under construction. Four years later, this information was verified by US spy satellites. We also found a crashed Soviet reconnaissance plane, and a kidnapped General, he said. Yet in 1995, after 23 years, the viable program was dismantled by Robert Gates, then head of the CIA, who declared that the Cold War was over and this type of intel was no longer needed.

One of the secrets to successful remote viewing is being able to quiet the mind, and then draw what pops into your awareness, Targ explained. Skilled remote viewers like Ingo Swann were even able to see things off planet-- he drew rings around the planet Jupiter, and Mercury's magnetic field, before either were confirmed in 1974. Such experiences point to a field of non-local awareness that we can tap into.

Remote viewing can also be used to make money, said Targ, who recalled an investment team he was part of in the 1980s, that correctly predicted silver commodities 11 out of 12 weeks. Recently, some of Ed Dames' remote viewing students showed monetary gains from sports betting, he added.

Properties of Luck

First hour guest, Anthony H. Davidson (book link) talked about the properties of luck. He explained how people have a "diversified luck portfolio," with short term assets (gambling, games, collecting) and long term (relationships, health, career). While everyone has some degree of luck, some are lucky in just certain areas of their lives. Intuition and instincts play a role in luck, he said, such as knowing when "you're on a roll" or knowing when to step back.

Website(s):
  • espresearch.com
  • Book(s):
  • Do You See What I See?: Memoirs of a Blind Biker
  • The End of Suffering: Fearless Living in Troubled Times
  • Limitless Mind
  • Luck: Understanding Luck and Improving the Odds
  • Bumper Music

    Bumper music from Wednesday July 08, 2009

    1. Midnight Express (The Chase)
    Giorgio Moroder
    2. Bur Said
    Cusco
    3. Luck Be a Lady
    Frank Sinatra
    4. You Got Lucky
    Tom Petty
    5. For Your Eyes Only
    Sheena Easton
    6. The End of the World
    Skeeter Davis
    7. Ashes To Ashes
    David Bowie
    8. If You Tolerate This Your Children Will Be Next
    Manic Street Preachers
    9. I Know You're Out There Somewhere
    Moody Blues
    10. Why Can't I Touch It?
    Buzzcocks
    11. Downtown
    Petulia Clark
    12. Shouldn't Be Ashamed
    Wilco
    13. I Can See for Miles
    The Who
    14. Frankenstein
    Edgar Winter
    15. Space Age Love Song
    Flock of Seagulls
    16. Inca Dance
    Cusco
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