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By Va! Pack . („ (Third in a Series}' lt;Once researchers proved, at 1 least to their own satisfaction, 1 that ESP exists, the next question was hojv does it work.v cResearch discovered ESP was i not an instantaneous blip but it {contact is rhade between the ob- lt;’jective world id the subeon- I scious mind. Researchers-are _noLsure, however, howtfie~con-^j tact is made. ' *The process is completed when -the message breaks through in fl...; conscious level. In between be^ ginning and end-, the processtake.s the’ message, gives it a special 4 form and translates the messageto fit-the-forim---—-As the process is constructing the final ESP product, the conscious, mind is totally unaware of what is goingjon. The .process works deep in the subconscious “ presemre-known when the work is completed and ready to be shown to the conscious mind._ _Npt.J^external stimuli from. the^objective world are used in the process. ESP is highly selective about its messages. Meat ESP information Concerns thev person's personal affairs and^he* affairs of his family and friends.Often the information concerns I a crisis. If a person's own afr I fairs are involved the information is about the future. If it concerns family or friends, the information may deal with the present and the future.The Information may appear in one of the four ESP forms, In-* tuition, realistic dreams, unrealistic dreams, or hallucinations.Ordinary intuitions and ESP intuitions are not the same. Ordinary intuitions are the result of past experiences. They are re* hashed merpories, hopes, fear)s,. and wishes* which are mentally . scanned and added up.An ESP intuition involves to-.. tally new .information, information never before in the person's -conscious mind. These intuitions^ atmear unannounced with no imagery attached and with no ra-i tionai explanation for being.The. ESP intuitions are irpf pressiohs on the conscious mind Carrying with them the unreasoning certainty the “hunches?*-are correct ; * Dreams, ESP or ordinary, dif-, | Ter 'from ihtui'tibn^ In that they r feature imagery, ESf dreams,» realistic and unrealistic, differ t from ordinary dreams, realistic and unrealistic, only in their
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Newark Courier Gazette
Newark, New York, US
Thu, Aug 02, 1973
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