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Psi Goes Public 235And there seemed to be kind of a chocolate odorprevalent there. My monitor immediately told me I hadbeen to Titan and that others who remote viewed thatsite also had picked up the chocolate odor. It hassomething to do with the chemical makeup of theatmosphere.Well, I was astonished. I found it very hard to believe.The belief came later as I developed more andmore confidence in my ability to remote view.When I finally began to believe was a session inearly November of 1993, when I saw a white cloud inswirling motion over land. My target was a photo of awhite tornado swirling over some flat, Midwesterncountryside. This tornado was where I truly became abeliever in Coordinate Remote Viewing….Once you have experienced these things, yourconfidence increases and you are more open to the faroutthings like viewing into space or encountering thesurviving Martians.There is no longer any doubt in my mind that theremote viewing experience is real and valid. It’s hardfor me to sell others on this, but I’m sold on it myself. 13As can be seen from Byers’s experiences, PSI TECHmembers continued to work on their Engima Files, sessionsrelating to some of Earth’s most implacable mysteries.Another PSI TECH trainee was Dr. Courtney Brown, an associateprofessor of political science at Emory University. Based onhis RV experiences, Dr. Brown produced a 1996 book entitledCosmic Voyage: A Scientific Discovery of ExtraterrestrialsVisiting Earth.