My Library

So I had got to wondering why out-of-body viewing should be confined only between the subject and the targets inside the room. If such viewing really existed, might it not travel to far distances -- much like the ancient literature had suggested? Everyone agreed that this was a good possibility and should be checked out in our spare time. But how, Dr. Osis asked, could we specify a distant target and get feedback as to whether the distant viewing was a hit or a miss? So I described a procedure Janet and I had quickly worked out between us. Someone should prepare a series of sealed envelopes containing the name of a major city in the US Also included would be the telephone number of the weather service there. The goal would be to try to describe the weather conditions at that city, and then Janet could immediately telephone the local weather bureau there to discover what the actual weather conditions were. The costs for this would only consist of the long-distance telephone charges. It was agreed that this novel experiment be tried. If it showed signs of working, then other more fool-proof, long-distance experiments could be designed. In this way, I got to try the first of my own experiments. The Emergence of Remote Viewing