A quick update to let you know about the latest goings-on and about what’s coming up. . .

The week following Easter, Joe and I attended the Council Grove Conference in Kansas - the first time in over 30 years for me, having gone there with my step-father, Bob Monroe, back in the mid-70s, and Joe’s first time there. The Council Grove Conference was begun forty years ago to provide a safe place for colleagues to discuss their work in what was then an emerging field — the study of consciousness. This year’s conference’s title was: “Ways of Knowing: Sips from the Stream of Consciousness.” Elmer Green, Ph.D., of biofeedback fame, was one of the founders of the conference and graced us all with his incredibly lively presence and wisdom during the conference. Elmer is now 90 years old and more energetic and clear than most 20-somethings I know!

Joe gave a presentation on “Remote Viewing — Beyond Space and Time,” which was so good he was awarded a standing ovation by the 120+ people there. Though I’ve heard Joe speak many times, I was yet again impressed not only by what he had to say, but with how clearly, powerfully and humorously he delivered his material. I gave a presentation entitled: “Stellar Ways of Being: Astrological Tips for Accessing the Infinite,” in which I had fun talking and interacting with the group about the strengths and issues of each Sun Sign and how best to get in touch with the ‘All That Is,’ given their Signs’ qualities. For some strange reason, I was internally prompted to actually sing a few bars of songs and music I associated with each Sign, so I also ended up belting out a few musical pieces here and there to give another way to experience the Signs. What WAS I thinking?! It was fun, in any event, and the folks seemed to enjoy it. Sorry — there are no recordings of either Joe’s or my presentations.

After Council Grove, we then went on to Kansas City, where our old friend, Fowler Jones, a psychologist who also trained some Gateway Programs with me at the Monroe Institute many years back, had invited us to speak to his Psychic Studies Institute group, which we did at the Unity Temple on the Plaza on March 29th. Once again, Joe wowed the folks with his presentation about remote viewing and Star Gate, and I gave a brief talk about astrology and what a wonderful guidance and timing system it is for all aspects of our lives.

COMING UP:

For our Japanese friends and TV viewers, Joe will be appearing on the 13th episode of “FBI: Psychic Investigators” which will be airing April 8th at 10:00 p.m. on Nippon TV. We won’t know the outcome of Joe’s remote viewing of the two murder cases he did for the show while the film crew was here in Virginia a few weeks ago until after the program airs, but we’ll let you know how it turns out once we know something.

For folks interested in UFO matters, Joe will be presenting “How Psychic Are They?” at the Great UFO/ET Congress at the Ramada in Bordentown, NJ on Saturday, May 3rd at 7:30 p.m. You can sign up for the conference by contacting Pat Marcattilio at (609) 631-8955.

Folks in the Durham, North Carolina area may want to attend Joe’s one-day workshop on remote viewing on June 28th at the Rhine Research Center during their “Summer Psi Camp.” For more information, contact the Rhine folks at www.Rhine.org.

That’s it for now. I hope all of you are enjoying the gifts of spring and are bringing your particular gifts to the fore for all to enjoy!

Blessings to all,

Nancy “Scooter” McMoneagle

Joe has been remote viewing many double-blind targets for them over the previous year with the only feedback being; “You are doing very well, Joe-san.” It was now time for Joe to actually walk on the ground of the actual target sites to receive some of his feedback for that viewing. The nature for most of these targets is archeological and very difficult to explain, so actually walking on them was deemed to be the best form of feedback by the group.

Our Good Japanese Friends:

After spending a wonderful day touring Kyoto and doing quite a bit of shopping, early the following morning we and four members of the group traveled to the city of Nara, where we then spent the entire day touring a section of the southeastern Nara valley visiting many remote site locations.

The following day we traveled again by Shinkansen to the southern tip of Honshu Island where we then traveled by large van to a number of other sites prior to our arrival at Hagi City on the west coast of Yamaguchi Prefecture.

While there, we were invited to stay in the Tomoe Inn www.tomoehagi.jp and were graced with actually occupying and sleeping in the same room used by a previous Emperor [Emperor Hirohito of Japan.] A singular treat for Joe, who occasionally has dreams he shares with previous boarders of hotel rooms. As you can see, he’s enjoying our multi-course breakfast!

The following day we again spent time touring many sites (to include an ancient neighborhood where Samurai lived) in the general area of Yamaguchi Prefecture before returning by plane to the Tokyo area.

The following morning we reluctantly departed from Japan and returned to the USA. This is our view of Mt. Fuji from the airplane.

With warm wishes to all,

Scooter

Joe has been working this case with Jimmy Sakoda, a retired Los Angeles Police Detective who was the lead detective on the case for many years and it is now a cold case still open in the LA Police files. Jimmy Sakoda is also famous for having been the Supervising Detective responsible for the Asian Crime Task Force for the LA County District, under the office of the District Attorney. As you might imagine, together Jimmy and Joe constitute a formidable team!

They worked the case a year before tracking the murderer to Portland, Oregon where the trail eventually went cold. Their theory was that he picked up on the fact that people were inquiring about him and possibly fled the area before he could be apprehended.

During this current year’s effort, Jimmy found that Joe’s descriptions most closely matched the Vancouver British Columbia area of Canada, so that is where he centered his search. It turned out that many of Joe’s sketches and drawings strongly matched the Richmond neighborhood of that island area. Many of Joe’s drawings matched in nearly perfect detail to the downtown and harbor areas, and even some of the more specific general-use public buildings that the man they were hunting might have used or occupied — such as the interior of the main or downtown public library building. The neighborhood area in which the search finally settled turned out to be so unerringly accurate when compared to Joe’s drawings, Jimmy was able to stake-out a particular duplex building in a specific parking area. But, alas, there was no evidence that the man they were looking for was there. Once again it appears he had eluded them. Joe and Jimmy have sworn to continue their search until they bring their man in.

Tamura-san lost his mother to cancer when he was a small boy, and his father was forced to quit his job, so the family had to live on their father’s savings in order to care for their sick mother until she finally had fallen victim to her disease. By then the family money had run out and one day when he and his siblings returned home from school, they found they had been evicted from their home onto the street. The family was forced to split up, initially living on the streets, each going their own way. So, as a small boy, Tamura-san lived on a school playground for over a month, until rescued by family services.

Eventually favored by fortune, Tamura-san became a famous Japanese comedian, and searched for his father for years, but to no avail. He finally asked the studio if Joe could help. The production staff sent his father’s name and birth date to me, which I then made into a target by writing this information on a piece of paper and placing inside a sealed envelope, which I then gave a target number for Joe to remote view. The film crew then came to Virginia and filmed Joe as he described the target and his location (to which he was blind, of course).

Many interesting things happened on this target. Joe obviously described the Osaka, Japan area, but some of his descriptions were also obviously drawn 180 degrees in reverse. This is something that is unusual, but not completely unexpected sometimes with Joe’s sketching — when his drawings are subsequently reversed they will usually be more accurate. Another interesting problem was that Joe kept moving Tamura-san’s father between what appeared to be a treatment facility and his home and couldn’t seem to keep them separated, one from the other. This sometimes happens when that person is spending as much time at one place as they are at the other, especially in their old age. One location will soon appear to be as much a ‘home’ as the other is actually ‘home.’

In any event, Joe was able to assist in locating Tamura-san’s father and they were able to contact him for a possible future reunion. Their reunion proved to be a very moving and emotional event. It was the first time Tamura-san had seen his father in over 13 years.

In fact, we’re taking off again, which is what I wanted to share with you all, especially our Japanese friends. Joe will be appearing on another “FBI: Psychic Investigators” show for Nippon TV in the next couple of weeks. I think this will be show number 13. The Japanese film crew was here about a month ago, filming Joe in our dining room as he remote viewed the locations of a couple of missing people. As ever with all such targets, I wrote down the names of the missing people and put that in closed, opaque envelopes, giving each envelope a target number.

Joe accurately described the targets, then drew maps and gave specific suggestions about where they should look for these people. The Japanese film crew and producer then took this information and will use Joe’s maps, drawings and descriptions, along with the help of a detective, to see if they can find the people. Joe was pleased to once again work a cold case file with retired LAPD detective, Jimmy Sakoda, who came to Virginia with the film crew. We’ll share more details on that case once it’s solved!

The show will be aired IN JAPAN ONLY on Nippon TV, Channel 4, the end of September — I think they said the 25th, around 9:00 p.m. Check your listings to make sure. After we return from the other side of the world - which besides Tokyo, includes a side trip to Kyoto (my favorite city), Nara, where the huge Buddha is, and Yamaguchi prefecture south of Tokyo, we’ll let you know if they were able to locate Joe’s targets. They don’t tell us any of the results ahead of time, presumably so Joe’s reaction in the studio portion of the filming will be spontaneous. So…stay tuned!

Meanwhile, anyone interested in looking at the astrological forecasts for 2008 may want to pick up a copy of Sydney Omarr’s ASTROLOGICAL GUIDE FOR YOU IN 2008, which my writer/astrologer friend, Trish MacGregor, does each year. I’ve got an article in it, “Signs to Make a Difference,” about how each sign can make a positive difference in the world by honoring their Sun Sign traits.

I hope everyone enjoys what’s left of the sultry days of summer, as the brisk breezes of autumn will be here forthwith. We’ll let you know how Joe’s remote viewing turns out for the Japanese TV show, and update you more frequently than once everyone five months — promise!

Warm regards to all,
Scooter

Joe will be interviewed Saturday 7:30PM Eastern 4:30 Pacific, April 14, 2007

– Turns out Joe’s only being interviewed on the 14th, the actual airing of the show will be on Sunday the 15th at 6:00 Pacific, 9:00 p.m. Eastern.

This is an internet-based show. For details and updates, here’s the link:

http://www.shirleymaclaine.com/iecommunity/ieradio.php

http://www.lfr.org/LFR/csl/media/videoclips/Precog/precog.html

A number of people have asked where to find it. It was a double blind precognitive RV with matching. The target received a first place match with the session.

Hello, Everyone!

If you’re interested in the topic of consciousness, and questions about psychic ability, life after death, healing, and perception beyond the five senses, you may want to check out the upcoming conference the Rhine Research Center is hosting in Myrtle Beach this weekend. The conference, “Consciousness Today: Where Scientists and Psychics meet!” is being held at the Holiday Inn on the Waterway.

Joe will be giving the opening keynote speech on Friday night following dinner from 7:15 - 8:45. Other keynote addresses over the weekend are being given by Dr. Sally Rhine Feather at the banquet dinner, and the closing speaker will be Joseph Chilton Pearce. There will also be panel discussions on healing, medical intuitive diagnosis, intuition and psychic amplifiers and short scientific presentations related to various areas of parapsychology. Live music will be performed at the breaks between sessions including shamanic flute, Celtic fiddle, classic country and jazz piano.

Here’s the link to the conference for more information about the papers and speakers, and to register: www.RhineConference.org

Warm wishes to all,
Scooter

March 8th, at 10:00 PM EST

March 9th, at 02:00 AM EST

March 15th, at 11:00 PM EST

March 16th, at 03:00 AM EST

There are a number of people who were interviewed for this show, to include myself and my friend Ed May. There is an excellent live demonstration of a totally blind “precognitive remote viewing,” which I did for this show, that was captured on film, wherein a description of a photograph was provided prior to its being randomly selected from hundreds of possible targets — in fact it was also judged a first place match prior to anyone knowing which photo was the actual target photograph.

For those who might think a lot of targets were filmed so that we could cherry pick a good one for broadcast — not true! We only filmed two attempts and both resulted in almost equally excellent results. I can’t speak for the rest of the show, but Ed and my part of the shoot was a lot of fun. See the show and decide for yourself.

– Joe

[Real Premonitions, Artifact Studios, in association with TriStar Pictures, Airing on A&E. Produced, written, and Directed by; David Grabias]

Many public demonstrations of Remote Viewing are a bit inaccessible to the viewers who’d most like to see them. Sure it’s mass media, but most people I know either hear about it after the fact, or catch it by chance. Except ironically, those which have the most questionable protocol, which as black humor would have it, may even get re-runs.

I’m really impressed with Joe’s Nippon TV work… now if only I was in Japan so I could see it for myself, that would be great! I bet lots of other RV fans feel the same way. We want to SEE it!

As a result of talking about this with other viewers, I’ve come to realize that many folks have no idea how much work Joe has done on-camera, in-protocol, over the years. They didn’t see it, and you can’t look up a TV show like you do a book (especially if it was in another country), so it’s just “out of sight”.

This doesn’t start on all the viewing he’s done publicly in protocol at in-person presentations, which is a whole other category. And not counting the viewing he does for science, and has since what, 1984 I think. And not counting the the viewing he does constantly as applications work, and has since when… 1977-9 I think. (30 YEARS now! Holy cats!)

But for sure when it comes to “public demonstrations,” he’s been busy “Walking the Talk” for years and for real. In my view, he’s close to being a genuine “Army of One” in that category.

Particularly in terms of ongoing, repeat work — and especially in terms of forcing media (most of which resist fiercely) to hold a proper double-blind protocol. I suppose some of media’s resistance or avoidance is understandable, as a lot of the public-media regarding alleged RV, as well as a lot of the psychic methodology training, does not enforce or even mention the need for the doubleblind. If even people in the RV field itself carefully avoid it, I suppose it’s unfair to expect media to take it seriously, especially when they have good reason for feeling “a need for control” in the on-camera situation.

Joe’s adamant insistence on proper protocol in his media over the years is unique in my observation; the occasional media people I sometimes talk to, about shows they are doing or have done, confirm this. And still, despite his offering education, often a scientist to consult with, etc., a good number of his successes over the years have ended up happening despite some unbelievably stupid issues related to problems in tasking and feedback. Nothing that invalidates the doubleblind, but definitely things that most other viewers would be offering as fairly legit reasons for session problems . . . not succeeding in spite of them.

So I asked Joe if he’d outline numbers for the “on-camera public” demonstrations he’s done. I just wanted something to reference in conversation. But it was a bunch of info he returned, so I thought since he hadn’t posted on his blog in awhile, folks who read his blog might appreciate seeing this too.

By the way: he and Nancy (Scooter) are doing fine. They recently had their first non-working ‘vacation’ in many years. They’re still ridiculously busy, as always, and wish they could blog-by-telepathy so it’d get done more. ;-) — P

I’ve done 138 double-blind demos on National level television in nine countries. I’ve been successful in 109 of those cases. Twenty-three of those cases have been abject failures, and six were turned over to police departments because they resulted in criminal actions and their results to date are unknown.

Thirty-two of those cases have been searches for missing people where they’ve put the persons name and birth date only in a sealed envelope. Of those missing person cases [which are known to be the most difficult cases
in remote viewing], I’ve located the missing person, either living or dead, missing from seven to sixty-one years fifteen times for a success rate of 46.9%.

Understand these are subjective cases as evaluated by audiences and studios, but when comparisons are made of actual locations post hoc to my detailed drawings, it’s pretty conclusive. Most of my viewings usually involve a minimum of at least eight hours of viewing and at least “16 to 25 sheets” of detailed drawings of the target locations, of which less than 20% of the data provided is obviously erroneous. The data is easily recognizable to the average person on the street and does not require extensive analysis by experts (in other words, it’s picture-graphic). In almost all cases I do the RV’s on my dining room table no matter where in the world the target might happen to be, when it might have occurred (year, month, time or date.)

I’m always double-blind to the target. I never have a monitor. No one ever asks me questions when I do the remote viewing. I’m only asked questions about my viewing when it’s terminated, and then I only allow questions to be asked in reference to what I’ve provided. If anyone ever gives me any information, I terminate the RV and walk away, even while being filmed.

Hope that answers whatever question about filmed RV’s might be asked.

I’ve worked live in: Germany, Holland, Japan, Hungary, Russia, America, United Kingdom, Austria, and Sweden. I’ve done most of my work in Japan, America, and the United Kingdom.

– Joe

Of course, not all viewers have 30 years of experience, a military background, scientists who respect them, and TV cameras following them around. I remember in the old days on the www — dating back a dozen years now — viewers used to complain that they had no way to prove themselves, since they didn’t have an intell unit, a science lab, or a TV camera nearby. How will “the next generation” demonstrate itself, they asked? How can a viewer demonstrate skill in a way to be allowed to address applications? Most viewers don’t have a resume like STAR GATE. Some way of showing their stuff could function as a resume. How could it be done?

In part to serve that need, now there are resources there didn’t used to be. Online. Anonymous if you choose. Free, even. Like the Ten Thousand Roads Remote Viewing and Dowsing Project, in particular the TKR at the Dojo Psi area. The dojo allows an easy way for viewers to practice (automated practice pool), to view together (weekly tasker-created targets that are done by many), interact with other viewers (talk to the viewers on any session), manage your own target pool (software help so you can do your own taskings or ‘mix’ task sources), and there’s even tools for viewing and tasking outside the project as well. But given it forces a doubleblind, one of its most useful purposes is to allow viewers to “show their stuff” for others in protocol.

I think those of you into RV will like the dojo’s tools. Check it out: register or log in, click on the purple ‘RV Galleries’, and then the link ‘Locals Faves’, to see some pretty good viewing. (Usually. Sometimes, why a session gets voted there is beyond me! But many of the sessions there are really good. Consistency is a serious issue — are you surprised? — but everybody’s learning, and you can watch people appear to improve over time, which is very encouraging.)

The dojo tools do get used, and some viewers can really knock yer socks off now and again. Yet oddly, despite that probably 80+% of the online RV field as I encounter it is ‘methods trained’, almost none of them will view in the only online place that enforces the doubleblind and shows your stuff to the public. A few others donate sessions to the Window Gallery (where you can post sessions done elsewhere), but getting practice and missions done in a formal methodological format is like pulling teeth.

This was the ‘big chance to prove it’. Instead of pouring in to show their stuff, everybody “talkin’ the talk” just scattered. There’s maybe half a dozen viewers who happen to use one of the popular methodologies (CRV, TRV, SRV, etc.) methods ‘openly’, hanging out with the other viewers. Probably a dozen who do but only post summaries, so it isn’t evident how they go about it. But there are count-them-zero “experts” (the ones selling RV expertise or claiming it loudly in media, on the radio, or on the internet) to be seen. Not only that, but despite allegedly growing on a quarter million people trained in some ‘variant’ of the methods mentioned, there’s also zero publicly-acknowledged graduate-viewers of-experts to be seen.

Now it’s not like people need to use that website — who cares. It’s not about “that” option, it’s about what needs to be done somewhere that is an option. I think it’d be nice, given the number of people claiming skill at viewing, if we saw a few more of those people in a provable public protocol somewhere. Anywhere. That’s free, anonymous to start, allows privacy on practice, and is accessible to everyone, so it just sounds like a good alternative if someone either can’t, or won’t, “view on TV.” Why should Joe have to carry nearly the entire evidential weight of this field on his shoulders?

Joe has showed more of this double-blind, in-protocol, live-demo courage, and in really BIG venues such as national television in many countries, than everybody else publicly ‘in the RV field’ combined and then doubled.

Many of the folks who read this blog probably already know that. But I thought it was worth saying out loud. I think his viewing is worth waxing on about a bit, and this is (after all) his blog, so what better place? He won’t wax on about himself, so I’m going to do it, since once in awhile I think somebody should. ;-)

– Palyne

P.S.: I closed comments on this post, since this is not my blog. To prevent my embarrassing him by waxing on about him any further, maybe this will inspire him to use his own blog a little more often, so I don’t have to. ;-)

Given he’s officially died more than once (!) and come awfully close goodness knows how many other times — from hard combat to medical — I think having him around for this day is a long string of miracles… that rocks.

I’m hijacking Joe and Scooter’s blog (webmaster key!) to post a note wishing Joe a very HAPPY BIRTHDAY. Anybody who’d like to say hello and happy birthday to Joe, you can post a comment to this message and he will read them.

Glad to have you around Joe. You’re the man!!

Palyne