My Library

One type of practice I had designed was as follows. When walking down the street I would try to visualize what was being displayed in the windows before I got to them. Sometimes the reward was very great, sometime not so much so. But it was good practice. Anyone can try it -- provided they continue to do it over time and not get disappointed by their first failure. This was a type of "remote viewing" practice experiments. In any event, the new outbound experiment at the ASPR was a new challenge, and an interesting one. There was some concern as to whether the ASPR could afford this type of experiment, because it wasn't in the OOB series. I suggested that we transfer the time needed to our agreement to let me test new ideas 50 per cent of my time, an agreement that had already been approved. So, on February 22, 1972, Vera Feldman acted as the outbound experimenter. As usual, I was hooked up to the brainwave leads, and once more sat imprisoned in the OOB Chair. The arrangement was that Vera would arrive at the location at 10:45 a.m. At an agreed start time, I would commence trying to describe where she was. At five minute intervals, Vera would move to another location, and again I would try to describe where she was.