Presenter: Jim Marrs

Fort McDowell, Arizona
Jim Marrs(JM).
His topic is on remote vie wining and aliens. He started the presentation by talking about some of the experiments in the US Govt where they used people who were psychic. This reminds me of that movie Mean Who Stare At Goats. I don't mean to discredit his presentation, mind you.

It is true , however, that the government did do this. They had a remote vie wining headquarters. And even though the "headquarters" was a shacky-looking old house, it actually had all sorts of technology built in there. He said the house had all these psychedelic posters and such in it.

JM started to speak towards how we live in an energy field. The remote viewers believed that what they would come up with was part of the great energy field of the universe that we are all connected to. So, for example, a tree is made up of that same energy.
The remote viewing process is oen of selection. So as the remote viewer saw something, his/her interviewers would ask them a series of questions for the purpose of zeroing in to a particular location on the planet.

Oddly enough, JM had written a book on this , with all sorts of sensitive material, and the book was cancelled from out of nowhere.

Some of the remote vie wining names were like Grill Flame, Center LAne, Eahle Claw, Dragoon Absorb, Sunstreak, and stargate.

One of the things they found out about Remote Viewing is there is no limit of time or space. That means you can go backhand forth in time/space. It's limitless. Ingo Swann is a famous remote viewer who viewed Jupiter and it turned out later that what he came up with was verified when Voayager I came back with its data.

Jim gave us an example of a time when he was assigned a story on transcendental meditation. Turns out he was g iven the class so he could learn about more. He was skeptical but he was raised a baptsist. He just wanted to report on it. Turns out that at one point, he remote viewed , and drew out a floor plan of what he thought was the headquarters of that place. Well, he ended up being wrong. He gave them the drawing and forgot about it. Later on, he found out that they did move to a bigger location and his drawing was exactly the same.

JM gave us an example of where a group of people got some remote viewers together and examined the 1940s UFO Crash in Aztec, NM. In particular, the remote viewer told a story of a ship that crashed. Military types rushed in and gathered 16 bodies. They tried to communicate with them but could not. The entities were then executed. Welcome to Earth!

JM has written a couple of books. In particular one called Alien Agenda which is one of the top-selling non-fiction books in the UFO genre. You can learn more about Jim at www.jimmarrs.com