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PATH Interview: Skip Atwater

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[9.7-15.7] The question of what is the practical value of remote viewing is an interesting thing. [15.7-22.7] First of all, one of the mantras of the Monroe Institute is that you are more than your physical body. [22.7-30.8] Now, we don't pretend to say, well then, what you really are is this and what you really are is that. [30.8-36.8] We only say, if you'll look hard enough, you will find out something. [36.8-42.1] You will find out that you are more than your physical body. [42.1-46.1] Now, many people find this out through a healing experience. [46.1-52.1] Many people find this out through connection with guidance, through an out-of-body experience, [52.1-59.2] through a psychokinetic experience, or through a remote viewing experience. [59.2-66.2] So, when you say, what is the practical value of remote viewing, you're probably thinking something like, [66.2-72.2] can I find lost children on the milk cartons? Can I win the lottery? [72.2-77.3] Can I know whether or not I should buy that house that I've been looking at? [77.3-81.3] And all those things are interesting things to talk about and contemplate. [81.3-88.3] But I think the true value of remote viewing is addressing that other issue. [88.3-96.4] Finding out that you are actually more than your physical body, and finding out through your own experience, [96.4-104.4] not reading about it in a book or hearing about it from somebody else, but that you yourself have that experience.