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"...which...Democritus called phantoms...whether I can make your spectre strike me whenever I wish to think of you, and not only of you ... but whether if I begin to think of the island of Britain, its phantom will fly to my soul. "  Epistisles, Cicero to Cassius, circa 43bc
How real can the denials be?

When the CIA spends millions on training and maintaining a group of remote viewers -- when remote viewers are such a success that Jimmy Carter credits them with finding a plane in the Congo -- when those remote viewers are turned into assassins by the CIA -- then the era of disbelief in the existence of psychic ability is over.

Comprehensive Report on same

Another Report on same

Jimmy Carter's Report "I have to say that without my knowledge, the head of the CIA asked her to come in," Carter said. "She went into a trance. And while she was in the trance, she gave some latitude and longitude figures. We focused our satellite cameras on that point and the plane was there."

Most scientific tests conducted on psychics in the past have been approached mistakenly. They have been testing to see if people can jump over some arbitrary high bar setting it at near world record height then expecting anyone to be able to jump over it. Even world record holders are never entirely consistent. The point is we are looking for evidence as to whether it exists at all. The CIA program proves it, but for further proof there exists an experiment anyone can do.

Pets, like dogs, cat and birds, have been known to predict the arrival of their owners. Self described skeptics claim this has been due to the pet being familiar with the routine of the owner. But the experiment proves this is not the case. Take two video cameras, which can imprint a chronology on the video tape, and a dog and his owner. You and an assisstant follow either the dog in the home, or the owner while out working or doing some other activity. Tell the owner to change his mind frequently and decide to come home when it suits him. However, each day it must be different. After a week or more, compare the dog video with the owner's video. Do this with many sets of dogs and owners and you will discover roughly 25% of dogs will run to the front window or door only when the owner decides to go home. The reaction time will be as though the owner just called the dog to him in the same room. This holds true for cats and birds as well, but at slightly fewer numbers. Many other experiments exist which show plants and animals communicate at a distance using unknown methods.

Science limits itself when it refuses to invent new methods to seek out unusual facts. The real skeptic would doubt conventional denials of strange phenomenon as quickly as he doubts the strange phenomenon.

The existence of psychic ability does not improve the world or support the game gene theory, it is simply a matter of getting the whole picture.

An After Life - A Hell By Any Name

The greatest fear I have is that psychic phenomenon indicates an afterlife, but an afterlife doesn't make any sense. There is no criteria which makes the rules of such a thing work. What percentage of people in history have had one and do all life forms get one? Are they all hanging around waiting for something to happen? Does what you do in Calcutta as a Parsi make any difference to where you go after death? If you are a Killer Whale in Australia helping human whalers hunt the Humpback to extinction just to eat the tongue are you doomed to some tragic purgatory? Whatever way it works any kind of afterlife is plain horror. Of course the illogic of it would be a suitable continuation of the life we have now where we can only fantasize a purpose in all of this. But if there is only one hope I vainly wish for it is that I could actually be the one to decide when it really is all over.

Geoffrey Hamilton


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Out-of-body experiences can be induced: BBC report
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