scientific remote viewing
In the world of today, the ability to ask the right QUESTIONS is more important than having ANSWERS (right or wrong). Quantum physics has the scientific community in disarray. Newtonian determinism no longer holds court for all to listen. And then we need to ask this question. If time is not linear, how much credibility can we put in the Mayan calendars? <!--more-->
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The 12.21.2012 concept is based on a 25,625 year linear cycle, but does time fold back on itself?
Modern day predictions are founded in concepts relatively new to most people, such as: clairvoyance, clairaudience, gnosis or intuitiveness, and remote viewing. Were the Mayans utilizing remote viewing when they looked into space from out there rather than from on earth here to discover black holes and a myriad of discoveries hidden to science until recently?
And I am not even mentioning the psychics and channelers.
Have we been in some sort of trance or is it that we're about to enter a trance that's something akin to the ancient prophets who fell into a trance before receiving insights from the gods or the one god? Alberto Villoldo contends that there is a great slumber across the land (cultural trance), but that we're about to awaken.
And we need some sort of epiphany or awakening! 
May we begin to question more seriously and deeply just who we are and therefore what our purpose is and where we are headed. Are we living in a holographic universe where everything that IS can be found within us? Or is it that we can travel outside of our bodies and see and know all that there is in the universe (singular or plural)?
Who knows? And, we will not know until we begin to explore more earnestly
About the Author:
As a spiritual-futurist, I have a BA degree majoring in history. One cannot know the future without knowing the past which holds clues to what is on the horizon. The world is in such a rapid expansion of knowledge that we are close to entering a tipping point that will forever change earth as we know it.
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