Sean Webb About Remote Viewing and The Monroe Institute -- V591eNZYHX0

[00:24:30] compass reading and it goes directly up a a steep hill what do you want us to do and his answer was immediate he's like do what I told you to do click and so then another five 10 minutes goes by and he gets another call and he picks up the phone a little softer this time because I think he had a feeling that they found him he's like did you find him and she goes yes Joe thank you very much good night' and so the officer against his training [00:25:00] went up the hill 12 n steps followed the directions stopped where he was called out the child's name and the kid answered him because he had walked up the hill to get to a cabin and he was sleeping on the back porch sofa of a cabin that was deserted at the time but it had a a light on and he was a 5-year-old kid and he said my daddy said if I ever got lost walk to the closest light and stay there and so he went up the hill and was sleeping on the back porch of that cabin and Joe sent that [00:25:30] state trooper up the hill called out his name and the kid woke up and answered him wow and it took literally 5 seconds for him to get the original viewing to and then all that stuff like documented right I mean these aren't you know oh you know made up stories like he's got legitimate government records you know and he was awarded the Legion of Merit after retiring for all of the stuff and all the Aid that he was all the operational intelligence that he [00:26:00] provided that saved people's lives I mean there's so many people out there listening right now are saying oh this is complete and there are a lot of scientists out there are like okay well you know show me a peer-reviewed published study that shows that this stuff can occur and you know even with a Joe MCM monagle the argument is n equals one isn't really proof of anything like one guy might have amazing abilities for whatever reason to get it to the bottom of this we need to study it a lot more and it doesn't even prove that more than one person has this there [00:26:30] was actually a really cool study that I want to tell you about that proves that average humans can look into the future and this is without a doubt like Beyond Six Sigma proof which is science's gold standard of this is a phenomena that type of statistical proof that human beings can literally look into the future and it was on an ironclad study that even the most vehement Skeptics weren't able to poke any holes in and it started with a uh a study that was done on what's [00:27:00] called priming so they put a bunch of people in a chair in front of a computer system and the computer ran the whole experiment randomized the whole thing selected out of a database grabbed images and words that were connected um with a study that they wanted to do regarding putting a picture of let's say a kitty in front of somebody and so they show you this picture of this Kitty on the screen and then a few seconds later they give you the option to select cute or ugly binary choice so you press [00:27:30] button one or button two and then they measure you because it's a computer they can measure down to the Split Second 100th of a second um how fast you're selecting your word associated with the image but then they make it complicated one step further for 13th of a second before they even show you the picture of the kitty randomly select over the two words they will flash one of the words in [00:28:00] front of you that your conscious awareness can't pick up because we can't see 130th of a second but the subconscious does pick it up so your subconscious mind sees the 130th of a flash of the word right before they show you the kitty and it's either cute or ugly that they Flash before now if it's cute you'll select cute faster if you think kitties are cute you might hate kitties I don't know you might say all cats are ugly right um they control for all that but basically if they flash ugly before the kitty then [00:28:30] it will take you a split second longer to select cute and this is a a perfect study because there's no study investigator and human interaction so they can't there's no human to human interface interaction that can occur there to where you're skewing the results there's no clue about what the selection needs to be from any other source it's just a computer running the the experiment so this is a from a psychological Sciences perspective this is a perfect study because it's only a human being being measured by a computer [00:29:00] with a completely randomized set of data that's being placed in front of the human and measuring how fast they can react to something based on a stimuli that they put right before the whole process goes through okay okay I help me understand how this is looking into the Future Okay this next study switches it around so this next researcher who wanted to investigate whether or not this primer had any in [00:29:30] influence on these people in the future he took the primer from over here at the beginning of the process and he simply put it over here at the end of the process so then the new experiment became I'm going to show you a picture of a kitty or whatever and then I'm going to give you two words and then at the end in that 1/30th of a second flash after you have already made your choice after you've already PR pressed your button and made your decision we're [00:30:00] going to flash the primer afterwards so there should be absolutely no way if you're looking at the picture selecting your word and then getting a primer afterwards that that primer should influence the speed at which you make your decision and and click your button on whichever you know word you want to choose right should have absolutely no effect except it did the primer flashed after your decision altered the timing in which you could select the cute or ugly uh word [00:30:30] choice in the same way that it did when you put it before and not only did it occur it occurred in 90 different experiments in 33 different independent labs in 14 different countries to over a six uh Sigma sign significance what other kind of courses they offer in over Monroe Institute well I just got done with a Discovery program which scans your brain and uh shows you your brain waves in [00:31:00] deep meditation and through the experiences that they give you um they also have courses where you can go in and try to connect with uh extraterrestrial entities you know that kind of stuff because if we're connected with Consciousness that means they're likely connected with Consciousness too and you can reach out and say hi non-locally through being wherever you are at the moment that you are and the place that you are and reaching out and saying hi because non-locality means [00:31:30] there's no limitation of space and time to get a message through um you can go out and look for lost souls that haven't quite made it to Heaven yet and lead them where they were confused lost their life suddenly or whatever it is and they're wandering around they don't know where they're going find them and kind of handhold them to this central location where they can then zip off to their final destination like they do cool crazy weird awesome stuff like that but that has realworld evidence of like they [00:32:00] would go in and they talk to someone who was lost and this person who was lost would give them information about they were on a ship and they were um you know a chef or a galley crew and that the ship's name was XYZ and they grew up in this uh specific little village in Ireland and all that stuff would check out like they did the resear search after the fact and all the information that someone that [00:32:30] they would interface with would give them all this information and then it would check out historically that there was a ship of that name and it did sail from the port that they said it would sail from and that there was a village that had that family name in it and all this other stuff but then you're able to go look at the brain scan afterwards and say okay was I really you know viewing somewhere far off or was that my imagination and then you look at the brain scan and the frequencies that your imagination are correlated to weren't [00:33:00] even firing at the moment so you're like well science suggests that's not my imagination like I'm not filling in the blanks artificially so maybe my experience was something far away it's a cool place yeah I can't wait to check it out you got to go I cannot wait to check it out