The CIA Protocol: How to Train Your Brain for Remote Viewing

Comments · 2.4K

• GR

  @Greenplanet949 · 1 year ago

  I had a dream that my father was going to die when I was 16. I made so much fuss, my mom took him to the doctors. His blood pressure was through the roof. The doctor said he could have had a stroke at any time. Two years later I dreamt my mom would have another child. She hadn’t been pregnant in a decade but after my previous dream, she got a test a week later. She was pregnant. I can’t predict when these dreams will happen.

  435

• BL

  @blupud74 · 1 year ago

  One of my Graduate school nursing classes in 1983 was all on intuition. We spent an entire semester in this mandatory class learning how to tune in, trust and act on our intuition. Everyone should have access to this class. Nurses typically are very tuned into our intuition.

  1K

• RO

  @RobbieLong-i3z · 1 year ago

  THIS is a good scientist. Open minded and actually accepts where the evidence leads, instead of burying their head in the sand and performing lots of hand-waving when materialist dogma is challenged. Great podcast!

  429

• AL

  @alanahchannel5266 · 11 months ago

  Many years ago, I found out I was pregnant. The week I found out, I dreamt that my coworker came to work in a purple tank dress and was obviously pregnant. I told her and we laughed it off as my projection of being pregnant onto her. 2 weeks later she took a test with her doctor and announced her own pregnancy. When she was 6 months pregnant, she came to work in a purple tank dress. I said to her, “and there’s that purple dress”. Her mom had gotten it for her. It was strange but also pretty incredible. I’ve had no luck with the lottery so far.

  134

• TL

  @TLphotographerOKC · 9 months ago

  The fact that everyone that chose to watch this video are all seeing something beautiful and finally coming to terms that this world is stranger and more magnificent that we imagined

  103

• SA

  @SallihHasiic · 1 year ago

  It’s interesting how stuff like this used to be brushed off as ‘pseudoscience’ but now, with legit neuroscientists exploring it, we’re starting to realize just how little we really know about time, consciousness, and perception. I read this one thing recently that completely flipped my view on why certain powers have always wanted to control how we experience reality itself. Makes you wonder if psychic ability was never the threat, but who controls how it’s understood i would say

  595

• SL

  @sla3369 · 1 year ago

  Dr Mayim, we need a conversation about lucid dreaming and astral projection

  222

• JV

  @jvsaints · 1 year ago

  I experienced a dream 53 years ago where it came true about a month later. It was not something that I had ever thought about. That was when I realized that everything was true. I have glimpses of "knowing" and I now trust my random thoughts. I cannot say I am psychic. I just am a regular plugged-in-human discovering that there's more to us than we realize.

  187

• YO

  @YouTips4U · 1 year ago (edited)

  It’s an attraction based universe and there are no coincidences! Also, you don’t need anyone else, you don’t have to join a cause, or give your time to anything in order to transcend and add to the fullness and betterment of the world. You do that just by existing. The fact that you are here on this earth as a physical being is evidence that you are worthy, loved, and adding to all that is.❤

  49

• SI

  @simon_xanthix · 2 months ago

  what i consider interesting about pre-cognition is that at certain point you cannot tell the difference whether you are able to see the future or you are creating it in your mind...

  10

• KI

  @kimberley8520 · 1 year ago

  I used time travel therapy to quit smoking about 20 years ago! I spent time thinking about myself at ages BEFORE I had exposed myself to nicotine and kept telling myself that there was a time when "I was whole without it" and that I didn't need it to survive. Eventually, I brought that feeling into my daily life and started to believe that I AM whole without it. And I when I quit, I never looked back and can't believe I ever smoked. I intuitively made up the exercise and and now I know the name of it :). I am loving this video and I'm only 26 minutes in!

  379

• BR

  @brynoreilly2731 · 1 year ago

  Living in South Africa, I had a terrifying sense that I was going to be held up, robbed, or killed. I had just had my first child at the time, and so the stakes were really high (that sense that I had something to lose other than my own life was on high alert). I took this feeling to my therapy, and my therapist basically dismissed it, insinuating that I was just being paranoid/anxious. We had a major fight about my fear and its meaning, such that our therapeutic relationship ended a few months later. 10 months after ending, I was held up in my driveway (at gunpoint) by 4 men. After the initial 5 seconds of, "oh shit, this is happening...here we go", I was able to think so clearly, so clearly that I just new what to do, like it had been rehearsed over and over again in my mind. I have no doubt that my pre-cognition months earlier saved my life in the moment.

  132