Jim Marrs - PSI Spies - Amazon S3

War in the Ether 179study why people stay well or get well and that is wheremy interest lies and, in many respects, that’s weird....I think the most important aspect of any disease is thepatient’s mental and belief system. If you don’t thinkyou’re going to get sick, you probably won’t, eventhough you are exposed to the tuberculosis bacteria.The combination of your genetics and your belief systemswill have a major influence. Therefore, whensomebody tells me they can go to some far distant pointwith their mind, I’m at least open to that.Of course, in general, there are no bigger bigotsthan the scientists. They’re afraid. I don’t know why. Tome, the scientific approach is “Show me.” If I say I canfly, you should not call me a liar, you should say, “Proveit.” And if the person can fly, then you change your beliefsystem. If they can’t, then you know you were rightin your belief system. I don’t think people can fly, but tosay that is a dumb idea is totally unscientific. Yet, youfind most scientists are very opinionated about whatthey think.Asked, based on his knowledge of the Psi Spies unit, if hewas satisfied that remote viewing really works, Dr. Tyler repliedconfidently, “Absolutely!”Asked how it works, he turned pensive. He mused:That’s the $64,000 question. There may be severalthings involved. Take one classic physics test. If yousend two photons, a pair, one goes this way and theother goes that way, there’s good experimental evidencethat no matter how far distant these photons go,