Announcement: The first “Best of Aperture (2002-2004)” issue is now available for download as a holiday gift for IRVA members! If features “Remote Viewing at Stanford Research Institute in the 1970s: A Memoir” by Russell Targ; “What is Associative Remote Viewing” by Greg Kolodziejzyk; “Analyzing the Mind of a Gifted Remote Viewer: A Respected Researcher Vets the Brain of Ingo Swann” by Michael O’Bannon, Ph.D.; “Science, Not Magic: A Response to Recent Comments on the U.S. Government’s Viewing Program” by Paul H. Smith; “How I Became A Remote Viewer” by Robert J. Durant; and more. Aperture is available in two formats: a downloadable Adobe PDF file (irva.org/library/aperture irva.org/library/aperture), for members only, and a full color printed version that can be purchased (at cost), from MagCloud (irva.magcloud irva.magcloud/), and delivered to your door. Enjoy! Best Regards, Cheryle L. Hopton Managing Editor, Aperture
Posted on: Tue, 06 Jan 2015 13:54:03 +0000
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