Cutting-Edge Science

Last week's posting created a small but humourous thread on Facebook. I found myself in a conversation with strangers who felt what I was writing about was either religious nonsense or primitive science, as well as some sympathetic friends who were far more open to the ideas I was framing.

The Surprising Role of the Heart

Of greatest significance here is our major finding: namely, the electrophysiological evidence that the heart is directly involved in the processing of information about a future emotional stimulus seconds before the body actually experiences the stimulus.

Why Learn Remote Viewing?

Many times since starting to teach controlled remote viewing commercially, I've been asked variations of the question "Why do people want to learn remote viewing?"or "What good is remote viewing?"

I've thought about it for a long time, and have come to the following conclusion. Maybe people want to learn remote viewing for reasons similar to why others learn to skydive.