Can You Predict The Future ?

[Rick Deckard]

Originally Posted by quantumleap

What if we created our own reality by willing it into being.

This idea keeps coming back to me - if it were true, it would be a very good reason to suppress 'dangerous' ideas such as the UFO 'reality'. If everyone on the planet (or a great majority) accepted the reality that UFOs were really ETI-controlled vehicles would that trigger a mass public 'contact' event?

Is the acceptance of an idea the start of it becoming reality?

If we expect rain do we then get it?

Is global warming happening because we believe it is?

Could we 'will' into existence a better world?

Just imagine how much power the media *really* has if this is the case...

[musictomyears]

Originally Posted by Rick Deckard

Just imagine how much power the media *really* has if this is the case...

Just imagine how much power YOU really have if this is the case...

[Rick Deckard]

Originally Posted by musictomyears

Just imagine how much power YOU really have if this is the case...

I have tried to imagine that - I suspect though that it's really a 'team' effort. Perhaps, if you have 'competing' beliefs none of them come true...

[admoreno]

This might sound pretty wacky but I certainly believe it is possible to predict the future with few limitations (exact time and specific space).

I have been working with remote viewing (RV) for over a year now and I have to admit that this has been the only successful way that I managed to develop certain level of precognition capabilities (which everybody can develop with some practice).

I am not sure if the origins of RV are true (people say it was developed by the CIA during the cold war), but regardless the person/department who discovered this technique it certainly works with astonishing results IF you follow the procedures correctly.

Remote Viewing is not talking to ghosts, the dead, spiritual guides or anything like that, it simply consist on contacting your subconscious mind (by being awake) with very meticulous scientific procedures (protocols) in which you could ask "anything" in an approx 45 minute session with just a pen and paper. After the session is finished you analyze what you wrote/draw and those sheets of paper (usually about 8 pages) and you come to an answer to your question. Other techniques of RV includes ERV (which is done in a meditative state).

If someone on this forum is really looking to develop these abilities or seeing how it works (which could create profound changes on your perspective of how you see things in life), I would highly recommend taking a look at it.

There are few websites, scientific studies, books, and institutes who teach remote viewing on these days.

A good way to start is http://www.irva.org/ and http://www.greaterreality.com/rv/instruct.htm

However, from my own experience... sometimes ignorance and not knowing what will happen in the future can be a blessing!

[Rick Deckard]

Originally Posted by admoreno

Remote Viewing is not talking to ghosts, the dead, spiritual guides or anything like that, it simply consist on contacting your subconscious mind (by being awake) with very meticulous scientific procedures (protocols) in which you could ask “anything” in an approx 45 minute session with just a pen and paper.

I sometimes wonder if what we call the *subconscious* mind is really a vast *shared* 'resource' of human experience that *touches* all space and time simultaneously and techniques such as remote viewing help your concious mind access and navigate that resource. Perhaps, when you're asleep, you conscious mind is no longer in control and so you're just left wandering through non-linear paths of human (or even non-human) experience - what we call 'dreaming'.

[admoreno]

I sometimes wonder if what we call the *subconscious* mind is really a vast *shared* 'resource' of human experience that *touches* all space and time simultaneously and techniques such as remote viewing help your concious mind access and navigate that resource. Perhaps, when you're asleep, you conscious mind is no longer in control and so you're just left wandering through non-linear paths of human (or even non-human) experience - what we call 'dreaming'.

I do really agree with you. In fact, RV works under the principle that we are all connected to a collective subconscious mind (originally studied by Carl Jung). They usually call it the "Matrix" (yes, like Neo and the movie ) in which pretty much consist of a "...huge, non-material, highly structured, mentally accessible "framework" of information containing all data pertaining to everything in both the physical and non-physical universe..." (Ingo Swann, The Controlled Remote Viewing Manual).

I personally tend to see it as a BIG telephone network system, or something similar to how the Internet works (a vast network of info), others call it Ashkaic records, Dimensional Center, etc. but in summary I think all of them are pretty much the same thing. I do believe that sometimes we can actually access to a lot of this info in our dreams (or as you said "what we call dreaming"), but the problem is decoding the unstructured "packets" of information we have during the dreams. RV takes a entirely different approach on this and attempts to filter a lot of "noise" that comes from our conscious thoughts throughout their protocols and methods.

[Rick Deckard]

Originally Posted by admoreno

I do really agree with you. In fact, RV works under the principle that we are all connected to a collective subconscious mind (originally studied by Carl Jung).

I haven't read any Jung, but I do have a cursory idea about some of his theories - I collect a 'kernel' of ideas from all over the place and see where it takes me - so I haven't arrived at that conclusion totally on my own

I bought "The Holographic Universe" a few years ago but never really got into to it - perhaps I should have another go...

...have you tried conducting an RV experiment via the forum? I can't remember if I saw one being done on here or at abovetopsecret.com.

[admoreno]

Originally Posted by Rick Deckard

I haven't read any Jung, but I do have a cursory idea about some of his theories - I collect a 'kernel' of ideas from all over the place and see where it takes me - so I haven't arrived at that conclusion totally on my own

I bought "The Holographic Universe" a few years ago but never really got into to it - perhaps I should have another go...

...have you tried conducting an RV experiment via the forum? I can't remember if I saw one being done on here or at abovetopsecret.com.

No, I haven't done a RV session here in the forum. The RV sessions usually works better if the session is done by two people who know well how RV works, selection of targets pictures, create the target number associated to the picture, etc. The reason for all these is because RV is usually done in a controlled environment (meaning there are certain procedures/protocols that needs to be followed to make sure there is no contamination of the information associated with the target). There are a lot of RV sessions done by forums such as http://www.rvcommunity.net/ in case you want to check it out.

I could give it a try to do a RV session if somebody wants to test it, though I am not 100% accurate on this yet. I am able to distinguish between elements, environment, motion and emotions on targets but NOT an exact representation of the picture on most cases.

I haven't read The Holographic Universe yet, but there is an excellent book (in case you haven't read it yet) by Dean Radin titled "Entangled Minds: Extrasensory Experiences in a Quantum Reality" which covers from a scientific point of view all this phenomena.

[RowanC]

I cannot "predict the future" but I sometime have dreams and intuitions that save my butt.

My most startling was in 1972 when I was living in the Caribbean with my father, his girlfriend, and my 15 year old stepbrother, who was visiting for the summer.

We had a situation where my brother needed to return to the States for school, we were short on transportation on the island, and my dad needed to have printing done for his advertising business (you had to take it to the continent then). We had a friend who was a bush pilot who flew us all over the islands. He had sold a plane and needed to deliver it to the town we were travelling too.. it was really strange. Anyway, my dad booked flight on this 5 seat Cessna for him, my brother, myself, and my 1 year old son.

A few days before the flight, I woke up in the middle of the night with a nightmare. We had been flying in this small plane. There was a storm, it was raining and lighting was flashing. The plane was bouncing everywhere. Then, the tail section broke off and my father was holding my brother's hand and screaming... then my brother was sucked out and I woke up, screaming and crying.

I refused to go on the flight.
I begged them not to go.
My dad and I had a HUGE fight because the passage was paid.
I didn't care. I called my mother and borrowed money for a commercial flight and left the next day.

A few days later my dad called to apologize for the flight. I begged him again not to go. My brother didn't want to go either.

Next night, I was at a friend's spending the night and there was a knock at the door. My mother, aunt, and grandmother were all standing there. I said, "The plane crashed..." They nodded.

In talking to the Sheriff in Laurel County Mississippi where the plane crashed, I discovered only my dad and the pilot were in the plane. I asked about my brother. He said only two people. I said, No... my brother was on that plane. He said, "Too much rain, too dark, forested, will search tomorrow." Next morning at 6:30 he calls, "We found your brother" and proceeds to describe someone I did not recognize. For two weeks we didn't know who this person was. Ended up being some poor college kid who hitchiked a ride at Ft. Lauderdale airport.

They found my brother later that day... miles from the crash, he had been pulled out of the plane when the tail broke.

I listen to my dreams now... especially if they speak that loudly.

[Tommy Allison]

The only futures I can predict are that of pies, cakes, and cookies. Ultimately, they all meet an untimely demise at my hands and teeth.

If God didn't love fat people, he wouldn't have invented the donut.