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Hi Bob,

Excuse me, but you may be the guy I'm looking for. No joke, I'm serious as a heart attack. Can we sign you up?!?!

Research is part of this. Odds are that until you actually do a remote viewing session yourself it will never make sense so don't waste your time over-thinking it. You'll always be an outsider looking in. Nobody can teach you how to balance a bike or propel a swing. Nobody can teach you how to dive. Nobody can teach you how to cross the finish line in a marathon. You have to learn how on your own. Just don't beat up the folks who have gone out and tried it and can do it. Some are quacks. Most are real. Some are better than others and nobody wants a whitewash job on their barn. That doesn't help anybody.

Lefty is asking about dissociation -- wouldn't it be nice if an accredited university psychology program would dedicate part of its core curriculum to studying this to see if there's any correlation? Maybe dissociation would become outdated thinking. Maybe we could develop it and actually get somewhere.

Somehow we have to get the professors trained first then four weeks? Six weeks? We have a lot of work to do, but getting in the door is a political Catch-22 and it's more than skeptics. Money / funding / Old Guard.

Dean Radin does a good job of explaining the hurdles in his presentation "Science and the taboo of psi." It's on my website: www.aestheticimpact.com. Top navigation bar under videos.

Until we get the professors trained and labs to buy in we're stuck with ordinary folks learning one at a time at their kitchen tables that this is real.

~Teresa

<blockquote data-quote="Teresa" data-source="post: 60104" data-attributes="member: 1621">Hi Bob,&nbsp;Excuse me, but you may be the guy I&#039;m looking for. No joke, I&#039;m serious as a heart attack. Can we sign you up?!?!&nbsp;Research is part of this. Odds are that until you actually do a remote viewing session yourself it will never make sense so don&#039;t waste your time over-thinking it. You&#039;ll always be an outsider looking in. Nobody can teach you how to balance a bike or propel a swing. Nobody can teach you how to dive. Nobody can teach you how to cross the finish line in a marathon. You have to learn how on your own. Just don&#039;t beat up the folks who have gone out and tried it and can do it. Some are quacks. Most are real. Some are better than others and nobody wants a whitewash job on their barn. That doesn&#039;t help anybody. &nbsp;Lefty is asking about dissociation -- wouldn&#039;t it be nice if an accredited university psychology program would dedicate part of its core curriculum to studying this to see if there&#039;s any correlation? Maybe dissociation would become outdated thinking. Maybe we could develop it and actually get somewhere.&nbsp;Somehow we have to get the professors trained first then four weeks? Six weeks? We have a lot of work to do, but getting in the door is a political Catch-22 and it&#039;s more than skeptics. Money / funding / Old Guard. &nbsp;Dean Radin does a good job of explaining the hurdles in his presentation &quot;Science and the taboo of psi.&quot; It&#039;s on my website: <a href="http://www.aestheticimpact.com" target="_blank">www.aestheticimpact.com</a>. Top navigation bar under videos.&nbsp;Until we get the professors trained and labs to buy in we&#039;re stuck with ordinary folks learning one at a time at their kitchen tables that this is real. &nbsp;~Teresa</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Teresa, post: 60104, member: 1621"] Hi Bob, Excuse me, but you may be the guy I'm looking for. No joke, I'm serious as a heart attack. [B]Can we sign you up?!?![/B] Research is part of this. Odds are that until [U]you[/U] actually do a remote viewing session yourself it will never make sense so don't waste your time over-thinking it. You'll always be an outsider looking in. Nobody can teach you how to balance a bike or propel a swing. Nobody can teach you how to dive. Nobody can teach you how to cross the finish line in a marathon. You have to learn how on your own. Just don't beat up the folks who have gone out and tried it and can do it. Some are quacks. Most are real. Some are better than others and nobody wants a whitewash job on their barn. That doesn't help [U]anybody[/U]. Lefty is asking about dissociation -- wouldn't it be nice if an accredited university psychology program would dedicate part of its core curriculum to studying this to see if there's any correlation? Maybe dissociation would become outdated thinking. Maybe we could develop it and actually get somewhere. Somehow we have to get the professors trained first then four weeks? Six weeks? We have a lot of work to do, but getting in the door is a political Catch-22 and it's more than skeptics. Money / funding / Old Guard. Dean Radin does a good job of explaining the hurdles in his presentation "Science and the taboo of psi." It's on my website: [URL="http://www.aestheticimpact.com"]www.aestheticimpact.com[/URL]. Top navigation bar under videos. Until we get the professors trained and labs to buy in we're stuck with ordinary folks learning one at a time at their kitchen tables that this is real. ~Teresa [/QUOTE]

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