Schwartz's newest book grabs you right from the start with it's riveting description of a remote viewing exercise in which 64 men and women, who had taken only a 2-day course on Remote Viewing, had described in detail the whereabouts of Saddam Hussein. The information they provided was sealed under notary one month before his capture.

If an ordinary person can produce these extraordinary results, what else might we be able to do? Schwartz reports on current activities in the field of remote (also referred to as nonlocal) viewing - including government-sponsored programs - and teaches us how to do it ourselves, the importance of meditation, the use of dreams, and so much more.
 
$24.95