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 	From: "bm_groups2002" 
Date: Sat May 31, 2003 2:55 am
Subject: RV or some other tool for precognition 	bm_groups2002
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I have some friends who have a number of precognitive dreams a year.
I infrequently have them as well, but because they have a special
feeling and tend to throw me awake at the end, I can usually
distinguish them from "just regular dreams". And as George Noory
(hosts Art Bell's old show) often mentions, many of us with paranormal
interests tend to have surprising hunches or feelings that sometimes
pan out about future events, sometimes about national level events or
natural disasters that we can't control...

My question for you all is whether there is any anecdotal or
statistical evidence that when we have a precognitive dream or a
surprising hunch, does that give us a strong connection to the event's
"signal line" that we can take advantage of to actually remote view it
as a future event?  Would we be too frontloaded by the hunch or dream?
If we asked someone else to do a session, would they have the
strengthened "signal line" connection?  For hunches, we would first
want to determine if the hunch is actually correct.  Then we would
want to get more information about it.  The immediate follow up
question is whether and in what cases it would be permissible to
intervene and prevent that event (possibly creating our own
paradoxical tasking)?

The reason I ask is that many of us who have such dreams either have
them about events we can't affect but would like to just know more
about before they happen such as a major drought while other times we
have them about events we would like to prevent such as aunt Mildred
being in a car wreck. Knowing more about the drought might cause us
to make financial investments in the affected crop, the car wreck
might cause us to make phone calls to talk someone out of a trip or
cancel our own plans.

So to summarize the factors: for precognitive dreams and surprising
hunches, can we or someone else remote view them, and when can we
intervene?  If remote viewing is not an appropriate tool for this job,
but another exists, please mention it.

- -Bruce