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Channeling and Remote Viewing with Angela Ford
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New Thinking Allowed

Channeling and Remote Viewing with Angela Ford

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Angela Ford was a member of the U.S. Army remote viewing unit at Fort Meade, Maryland, from 1986 to 1995 – with some legendary success stories. Later, she travelled to Russia with physicist Edwin May to meet her cold war counterparts there.

Here she describes how she practiced a form of channeling, i.e., automatic writing, while working in the Army’s remote viewing unit. This practice was frowned upon by those who held to a strict interpretation of the proper protocols for remote viewing. However, the automatic writing led to several successful drug interdictions and other intelligence operations. She points out that the primary requirement for remote viewing, or channeling, is that the percipient be blind as to the actual target.

Guest host Debra Lynn Katz, PhD, is currently president of the International Remote Viewing Association. She is author of You Are Psychic, Extraordinary Psychic, Freeing the Genie Within, and (with Jon Knowles) Associative Remote viewing.

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