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What is your optimum career path? Where is the best place to live? Where is the lost treasure of the Incas? Wouldn’t it be nice if the universe of energy and time could be accessed as easily as you read a travel brochure? Skip Atwater is a forner Army Intellignece Officer in charge of training for remote viewing and founder … Read more about this episode...

Summary

What is your optimum career path? Where is the best place to live? Where is the lost treasure of the Incas? Wouldn't it be nice if the universe of energy and time could be accessed as easily as you read a travel brochure? Skip Atwater is a forner Army Intellignece Officer in charge of training for remote viewing and founder of the Monroe Institute teaching students how to remote view. "The future changes, just because you looked at it," says Nicholas Cage in the movie Next. Are you ready to slip behind the curtain to see how the wizard makes it all happen? Step inside this interview and discover the possibilities.

Subtitle
What is your optimum career path? Where is the best place to live? Where is the lost treasure of the Incas? Wouldn't it be nice if the universe of energy and time could be accessed as easily as you read a travel brochure?
Duration
39:04
Publishing date
2010-08-09 16:33
Link
https://webtalkradio.net/internet-talk-radio/2010/08/09/x-squared-radio-%e2%80%93-remote-viewing-the-past-and-the-future-are-open-for-business/
Contributors
  Brooks Agnew
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What is your optimum career path? Where is the best place to live? Where is the lost treasure of the Incas? Wouldn’t it be nice if the universe of energy and time could be accessed as easily as you read a travel brochure? Skip Atwater is a forner Army Intellignece Officer in charge of training for remote viewing and founder of the Monroe Institute teaching students how to remote view. “The future changes, just because you looked at it,” says Nicholas Cage in the movie Next. Are you ready to slip behind the curtain to see how the wizard makes it all happen? Step inside this interview and discover the possibilities.