We have a great amount of evidence that proves without a doubt you will continue to live after your body and brain die. But when your body dies, how can your mind exist without a body or a brain? In this video, I give you some conclusive proof we live on after our brains die. People are able to see, hear, smell, taste, and touch things thousands of miles away from where they are sitting. The ability is called remote viewing. It shows you don’t need your body or your brain to live happy and healthy. In this video, I give evidence remote viewing is valid and examples of actual remote viewing sessions, including my own remote viewing sessions.
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Hello, I’m Dr. R. Craig Hogan, president of the Afterlife Research and Education Institute and Seek Reality Online. I’m the author of eight books containing the evidence you will come to the end of this life, but you will never die.
You will live on after your body dies because your mind, the person you really are, is not in your brain and doesn’t depend on your brain to function. One of the most convincing demonstrations your mind is not in your brain is remote viewing. A remote viewer sits thousands of miles from a scene and sketches the scene, giving details about it, such as sights, sounds, smells, touches, and tastes. The remote viewer can even remote view the future. None of that could happen if your mind was in the confines of your skull. And remote viewing shows the real world has no space—remote viewers don’t travel to what they see. It is accessible just by intending to see it.
Remote Viewer Joe McMoneagle
Here’s an example. A remote viewer named Joe McMoneagle sat quietly in his office with his eyes closed to remote view a far distant location. An experimenter stood at the site. McMoneagle received no instructions but the coordinates of the scene. He just focused on seeing in his mind what the experimenter was seeing. McMoneagle meditated for a time and began to receive images. He sketched this scene.
This is a picture of the scene where the experimenter was standing.
McMoneagle’s eyes and brain could not have seen this windmill farm. He could only have experienced it if his mind was not in his brain and there was no space in the underlying reality of our world. We can see things far distant from us by just intending to do so.
Remote Viewer Pat Price Spying on the Soviet Union
Here’s another example. A remote viewer named Pat Price remote viewed a site in the Soviet Union as part of the CIA’s Operation Stargate remote viewing spying program. Price said he saw something large being constructed. He sketched this part of the construction.
Later photographs taken of the site by a spy plane revealed what Price had seen. It was a large gantry crane.
Tests Prove Remote Viewing is Valid
The United States government was so convinced people could remote view successfully that they had a program called Operation Stargate from 1972 to 1995 to spy on the Soviet Union.
Stanford Research Institute performed 154 experiments with 26,000 separate trials over 16 years. They concluded that remote viewers are genuinely seeing without using their eyes and without regard for how many miles away the target is, with odds against the viewings by chance of a billion billion to one.
Science Applications International Corporation studied remote viewing and concluded in their report that the proof remote viewers are seeing things far removed from them has been demonstrated to be valid.
These are more examples. The remote viewers’ drawings are to the left. They had no information about the place to be viewed other than knowing they were to view a scene an experimenter was standing before.
Author Craig Hogan's Remote Viewing
I’m able to remote view. I am especially able to see objects someone puts on a table or desk anywhere in the world. I can sit in my office, close my eyes, and focus on the place where the object is. In the blackness of my mind, I can begin to get images of the object and impressions about it. I then write a description of the object and sketch it (although I’m not much of an artist).
In 2005, a computer systems analyst in New Jersey named Bill Walker asked me to do some sessions for him to show him what remote viewing can do. I sat in my office in Illinois, closed my eyes, and focused on objects Bill Walker had set up on a table in his home in New Jersey. I emailed my impressions and sketches to him.
This is the first sketch I sent to him with my description. I saw something ribbed, amber or brassy gold, with a thick button I called a “dimple-like thing.” It felt like metal.
Bill Walker sent back this picture of what was on a table in his living room.
I had the impressions of other things on tables. This is a second sketch with a description that I sent to him. It looked like something organic with large leaves and odd little balls at the ends of stems.
This is what he sent back to me.
It was clear that when I wanted to view something Bill Walker had placed on a table, my mind went from table to table in his house.
This is a third sketch I sent at the same time as the other sketches. I saw vegetation with light peach petals and two large leaves in what looked like a pot.
This is the photograph he sent to me after I sent him the sketches. It was on another table in his home.
One of Bill’s children had placed a toy on a table when he was done playing with it. My mind saw it.
Remote Viewing for a Firefighter in Maryland
I was also asked by a firefighter named Rick Stewart in Maryland to look at something he had placed on a table. This is the sketch I sent to him with the description. It was yellow/green, smooth, rounded, with two feet. I described it as having a rolly polly body.
Rick Stewart sent this photograph of what was on the table. The white circle I saw was the emblem on the chest.
Remote Viewing Proves Our Minds Are Not in Our Brains, So We Live on After Our Brains Die
Remote viewing proves our minds are not in our brains. The experience of sight happens in our minds, but we don’t need eyes to see. And there is no space in the underlying reality because remote viewers can see things far removed from where they are just by closing their eyes and intending to see them.
You can try remote viewing yourself. Go to this link and follow the instructions. https://www.aestheticimpact.com/crv/practice-targets.html
The fact that our minds are not in our brains is evidence that we will continue living after our bodies and brains die. We were never confined to the body, and in the reality underlying the apparent world, there is no space. Remote viewing is further proof that you will come to the end of this life, but you will never die.
