Stephan Schwartz discusses the application and utilization of Remote Viewing and the capabilities to reexamine history and creating new investigative protocols.

Path 11 Podcast 191 The Alexandria Project with Stephen A. Schwartz

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The Alexandria Project:
The Alexandria Project is the true story of how researchers from five universities and organizations went to Egypt to put the claims of a psychic ability known as Remote Viewing to the ultimate test. Was it possible, under rigorously controlled conditions, for some part of the human mind to locate and describe ancient sites known to exist, but now lost to history? How good was Remote Viewing when compared with electronic remote sensing technologies traditionally used by archaeologists?

On this Thanksgiving we will explore the notion of what we can be thankful for and speak with Stephan Schwartz, the editor of the daily web publication The Schwartzpreport.net which concentrates on trends that will shape the future as we look for positive signs on the horizon in this dark period of hatred and division deliberately brought about by a minority government which is aggressively destroying programs and institutions the majority of American need and support. The author of “The 8 Laws of Change”, Stephan Schwartz outlines the mega-trends shaping a world under threat by climate change which Trump and his backers are refusing to acknowledge let alone deal with. And again in terms of the malignant and malevolent misrule by a tyranny of the minority, we explore the underlying anxiety which animates Trump’s base that he riles up with racist dog-whistles as he shamelessly scapegoats minorities, and that is the future trend that simply being born white will no longer confer privilege.

Stephan Schwartz discusses the effects of cultural and social trends in our society.

Episode Description

What we intend and what we do matters more than we know. Each of us can help transform the world by simply setting an intention to make compassionate life-affirming choices for the well-being of all and then acting on that intention by always making the best choice available to us in the moment. This is the simple conclusion to 16 years of research. We do not need to be wealthy, have an important job title or influential friends. All we need to do is act consistently for the well-being of all. When 10% of the population chooses to do this, the world will change. In our current times, many of us are feeling frustrated and helpless. It’s as if we’re all living with PTSD and in a constant state of flight, fight or freeze. Knowing that we can influence the greater good eases our minds and hearts and gives us peace and hope. You can even invite your friends to join you in setting an intention for the well-being of all. Please join us Thursday to hear Stephan’s life-changing message.