Before Modern remote Viewing

In the world of everyday existence, the five senses reign, but their powers are sharply limited. We perceive the universe in glimpses through narrow portals, acquiring our knowledge by sight, sound, taste, touch, and smell. But what if there were more than this?, what if we were more than this? what if there were other ways of seeing?

All over the world, from time immemorial, some people have been called gifted, known as the second sight, the third eye, the sixth sense - powers that seem to bypass the usual sensory channels and transcend reality.

Shamans have commuted with their god's. saints have seen visions, and oracles have foretold the death of king's. And from time to time ordinary people have felt a momentary slippage into the strange world of the unknown.

In ancient times, people spoke of prophecies and miracles. In our more rational age, such things tend to be called extra sensory perception, defined as the apparent reception of information through means other than the sensory channels.

There are three types of extrasensory perception (ESP) that are commonly studied and experienced.

Telepathy - which is the transference of thoughts from one person to another. And is thought to occur most often in people such as, identical twins, and others with a high emotional bond.

Clairvoyance - or the awareness of distant people, objects and events. Sometimes comes in the form of a vision, but more commonly as a quick flash of a mental image.

Precognition - is the seeing or knowing of something before it actually happens. Occurs as a vision, mental flash or in a dream.

Many scientist and skeptics scoff at ESP research, but gallop polls have commonly shown a high level of belief in this phenomena.

These special gifted people have existed through every age, and at times have had a great effect on history.

Joan of Arc, the peasant girl of Orleans, claimed to hear voices that told her she was divinely appointed to rout the English from French soil.

The predictions she revealed in the course of her short life were accurate. The English did withdraw, and she even foretold her own imprisonment and death saying that she would last 'but one year or a little more'.

Almost five hundred years after burning her at the stake, the church declared joan a saint.

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