Is there a Near-Death Experience and Remote Viewing - Dr Susan Delaney, MD, MS is a Psychiatrist who has a Near Death Experience at age 5, with brief travel to another realm of light and beauty. She is a member of the local International Association for Near Death Studies Group. As Dr Delaney reads about Remote Viewing, she begins to see the similarities between becoming a Remote Viewer and becoming a Therapist. She also saw that the NDE could cause chaotic flooding of the same sort of information that Remote Viewers and Therapists seek. Dr Delaney presented a paper about this to the group. The first trainees in Remote Viewing were men and women of confidence, humility, competence and thoughtful composure. The trainees used the attitude of the scientist to learn the technique: perfect humility towards the laws of nature and a patient determination to learn them. The skills did not depend on a 'mysterious force' but on the ordinary senses. Sensations go into the Unconscious for decoding. So does the information sought in Remote Viewing. The Remote Viewers, by patient, virtuous effort, learned to appreciate an orderly 'hole' or aperture in the limen, the barrier between the Conscious Mind and the Unconscious Mind. Certain virtues helped the work: the intention to do good; accountability; setting aside of the self. Dr Delaney says that this fascinated her, because she believes that therapists and all other healers undergo a similar training and apply similar virtues and develop an analogous hole in the limen through which the knowledge of what is wrong with the patient and what needs to be done to heal it comes. Dr Delaney believes that in the NDE, a jagged hole is ripped in the limen without the orderly, plan full intention and commitment to gain skills that Remote Viewers and Therapists have undergone. Instead, the NDEer may be flooded with material that is unfamiliar and unwanted. Some see what is happening in others lives; others have unwanted visions of past, present and future events; some receive communication from other entities. The material that floods the NDEer is very disturbing and the whole experience requires, on average, seven years to integrate.

Is there a Near-Death Experience and Remote Viewing - Dr Susan Delaney, MD, MS is a Psychiatrist who has a Near Death Experience at age 5, with brief travel to another realm of light and beauty. She is a member of the local International Association for Near Death Studies Group. As Dr Delaney reads about Remote Viewing, she begins to see the similarities between becoming a Remote Viewer and becoming a Therapist. She also saw that the NDE could cause chaotic flooding of the same sort of information that Remote Viewers and Therapists seek. Dr Delaney presented a paper about this to the group. The first trainees in Remote Viewing were men and women of confidence, humility, competence and thoughtful e. - www.drsusandelaney.com