The ideas presented in these speculative nonfiction books certainly appear outrageous at first glance. Maybe they are. But the world is often much stranger than we allow ourselves to imagine. If you are intellectually curious and truly willing to pursue possible ideas wherever they may lead, then you might want to follow the hypotheses presented in these volumes and the slowly developing evidence that either confirms or destroys them. If it turns out that the perceptions and hypotheses presented in these volumes are false, then we have learned an important lesson, which is that remote viewing cannot be reliably utilized to explore such esoteric realms. But if any of the primary perceptions and hypotheses turn out to be correct, we will have initiated an intellectual revolution of science and society the likes of which have never before been seen on this planet.

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Forget the censors. Be curious. This is fun! It is also free. Click the book covers below to see the download links. Click "The Hypotheses" links below to see an evaluation of the results so far for each book.

Cosmic Voyage: A Scientific Discovery of Extraterrestrials Visiting Earth. New York: Dutton. (Also in paperback: Onyx, and in five languages with various publishers.) Published 1996.

Cosmic Explorers: Scientific Remote Viewing, Extraterrestrials, and a Message for Mankind. New York: Dutton. (Also in paperback: Signet.) Published 1999.