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  1. 1

    Benjamin Simon considers that if Betty Hill's claim about a recently-discovered star on her star map is true and the map is valid, the only explanation would be that she has precognition.

    “If that is true, of course, and if her map is valid, then the only thing she can claim is that she has precognition.”

    The Hypnotist Who Unlocked Betty & Barney Hill’s Alien Memories | Dr. Benjamin Simon Speaks 00:25:11.4-00:25:17.9 opinion first hand

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    Precognition is producing information about a target prior to that information actually existing in time and space, such as describing an event before it happens.

    “PRECOGNITION: Producing information about a target prior to that information actually existing in time/space (e.g., describing an event before it actually happens).”

    Remote Viewing Secrets 2013-03-22 ch28:5901-6042 administrative first hand

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    A subject in a psi experiment could either be using precognition to predict when a variance from the norm will occur, or could be causing the variance through direct mental intervention, with no formal experiment yet designed to differentiate between the two.

    “This means there are two things that can always be happening. A subject can be using precognition to predict when a variance from the norm will occur, or can be causing the variance by direct mental intervention. A formal experiment to differentiate between the two has not yet been designed, at least not one that I'm aware of.”

    Remote Viewing Secrets 2013-03-22 ch34:1558-1883 opinion first hand

  4. 4

    Diseases for which only a very small percentage of patients will ever get well or recover should be the ones targeted while attempting to prove remote influencing, since even precognitive selection cannot significantly bend the bottom-line statistic for how many patients recover.

    “These kinds of diseases should be the ones that are targeted while attempting to prove remote influencing. If you continually and statistically violate the bottom line expectation for getting well, then you are probably remote influencing, since even precognitive selection can't significantly bend that bottom line statistic for how many get well.”

    Remote Viewing Secrets 2013-03-22 ch34:3746-4089 opinion first hand

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    Robert Monroe initially attributed his dream visions to release of material from the unconscious mind before a major event brought the phenomenon strongly to his attention.

    “At first, I paid no particular attention to the phenomenon, attributing the dream visions to release of material from the unconscious. A major event brought it strongly to my attention.”

    Journeys Out of the Body 2014-11-11 ch19:1007-1182 observation first hand

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    Robert Monroe recorded approximately eighteen more personal precognitive incidents of varied magnitude, previewed via the valve mechanism and later coming to pass as noted, allowing for minor errors in interpretation.

    “There are some eighteen more, all of which are personal incidents of varied magnitude, previewed via the valve and later coming to pass exactly as noted, allowing for minor errors in interpretation.”

    Journeys Out of the Body 2014-11-11 ch19:13902-14085 observation first hand

  7. 7

    Robert Monroe established a pattern of consistency in his precognitive experiences: a hissing sound plus a valve-opening sensation equals a future event vision.

    “To date, a pattern of consistency has been established: H (Hissing sound) + V (Valve-opening sensation) = F (Future event vision).”

    Journeys Out of the Body 2014-11-11 ch19:14102-14224 opinion first hand

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    Robert Monroe stated that his hissing-valve-vision formula had been applicable and proved twenty-two times.

    “On the premise that this formula has been applicable and proved twenty-two times, what of the other cases listed in the notes where F has not yet taken place?”

    Journeys Out of the Body 2014-11-11 ch19:14234-14388 opinion first hand

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    Robert Monroe describes the phenomenon he experienced as being called "precognition" in the trade.

    “It is evidently called in the trade “precognition.””

    Journeys Out of the Body 2014-11-11 ch19:254-291 opinion first hand

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    Robert Monroe experienced a hissing sound localised in the forebrain preceding his precognitive visions, followed by a sensation of a small rectangular door hinged at one end swinging downward to an angle of about 45 degrees, exposing a round hole.

    “There would be a hissing sound, localized in the forebrain, and I would get the sensation of a small rectangular door, hinged at one end, swinging downward to an angle of about 45°. This exposed a perfectly round hole.”

    Journeys Out of the Body 2014-11-11 ch19:409-622 observation first hand

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    During his precognitive visions, Robert Monroe would see and semi-experience an event or incident like a dream, but retained all of his consciousness and sense awareness, with the dream superimposed directly over outside stimuli, perceiving both readily.

    “Immediately thereafter, I would see and semiexperience an event or incident like a dream, except that I retained all of my consciousness and sense awareness. The dream would be superimposed directly over outside stimuli. I could perceive both quite readily.”

    Journeys Out of the Body 2014-11-11 ch19:628-877 observation first hand

  12. 12

    Early in Robert Monroe's out-of-body experimentation, a side effect began to manifest that was not an out-of-body activity but occurred during states of deep relaxation prior to any separation.

    “Early in the experimentation, a side effect began to manifest itself. It was not an out-of-body activity as such, but took place in states of deep relaxation prior to any separation.”

    Journeys Out of the Body 2014-11-11 ch19:71-242 observation first hand

  13. 13

    Robert Monroe could not and cannot produce his precognitive vision effect at will; it merely happened or was triggered by some non-conscious mechanism.

    “I could not and cannot produce the effect at will. It merely happened or was triggered by some non-conscious mechanism.”

    Journeys Out of the Body 2014-11-11 ch19:886-995 observation first hand

  14. 14

    Robert Monroe believed that when the mind is unable to identify something truly, it picks the nearest thing to it in the mind's experience.

    “The mind, when unable to identify truly, picks the nearest thing to it in the mind’s experience.”

    Journeys Out of the Body 2014-11-11 ch19:8911-8996 opinion first hand

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    Loyd Auerbach considers it more likely, given corroborating witnesses to Lois manifesting visually and Chris's lack of any other psychic perceptions, that Lois was an interacting apparition rather than Chris being a super-psychic accessing information through clairvoyance or retrocognition.

    “But since there were other witnesses to Lois actually manifesting visually, a heavier emphasis can legitimately be placed on the former possibility rather than the latter. Add to that Chris’s utter lack of any other psychic perceptions or experiences, and I think we’re left with a likely apparition as opposed to a one-note super-psychic.”

    Surviving Death 2017-03-07 ch31:31549-31880 opinion first hand

  16. 16

    Precognition involves an awareness of future events before they happen.

    “Precognition involves an awareness of future events before they happen.”

    Surviving Death 2017-03-07 ch7:14403-14467 opinion first hand

  17. 17

    Graham Nichols's 1999 precognitive experience of the London bombing was also witnessed by five other people.

    “And this case of precognition was unique in that it was also witnessed by five other people.”

    I LEFT MY BODY - The Gateway Experience (Part 3) 2024-08-24 00:06:32.4-00:06:37.5 testimony

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    During his 1999 out-of-body experience, Graham Nichols had the conviction that a precognitive bombing was going to happen on Old Compton Street.

    “I said that I felt that it was precognitive and I'd seen this bombing on Old Compton Street at the far right of the street and that, you know, I had this, I didn't know why, but I had this conviction that I felt that it was going to happen.”

    I LEFT MY BODY - The Gateway Experience (Part 3) 2024-08-24 00:09:42.3-00:09:54.8 testimony first hand

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    A few days after the 1999 bombing, Graham Nichols got on a bus and, after having a strong feeling about a friend he had not seen in about two years, that same friend boarded the bus a few stops later.

    “I got on a bus a few days after... I had a strong feeling of a friend who I'd known in the past and I hadn't seen for I think at least two years... he got onto the bus so that was a that was again like another sign”

    I LEFT MY BODY - The Gateway Experience (Part 3) 2024-08-24 00:13:32.2-00:13:52.8 testimony first hand

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    Graham Nichols first learned of the 1999 Admiral Duncan bombing through television news coverage, and only gradually realised the coverage matched what he had perceived during his precognitive out-of-body experience.

    “i believe that i saw it on just on the the television on on the news... it's slowly dawning on me that oh this is exactly what i saw”

    I LEFT MY BODY - The Gateway Experience (Part 3) 2024-08-24 00:14:30.2-00:14:40.5 testimony first hand

  21. 21

    Graham Nichols considers emotional bond or emotional impact between participants to be a key factor in the success of psychic phenomena such as precognition and telepathy.

    “i tend to talk about it in terms of maybe emotional impact... when there's a strong bond between the two participants it tends to be more successful in terms of psychic research so I guess I tend to frame it in the sense of emotion or emotional impact”

    I LEFT MY BODY - The Gateway Experience (Part 3) 2024-08-24 00:16:15.8-00:16:37.4 opinion first hand

  22. 22

    Robert Bigelow considers that consciousness has an effect in our dimension that can be initiated through clairvoyance, precognition, remote viewing and mediumship.

    “So consciousness has an effect in our dimension that we can initiate through various other kinds of things, clairvoyance, precognition, remote viewing, Mediumship.”

    The Evolution of AAWSAP | Bigelow Podcast, Ep. 2 2026-08-11 00:18:39.2-00:18:54.9 opinion first hand

  23. 23

    Julia Mossbridge has carried out work in the study of psi and of precognition.

    “You've done incredible work in the study of psi and the study of precognitive you know, precognition, all sorts of really interesting size stuff.”

    Non Human Intelligence, GATE Program and Psi Ability with Dr. Julia Mossbridge | ep. 99 2026-08-14 00:03:23.5-00:03:33.4 administrative

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    Julia Mossbridge is comfortable treating some of her dreams as data because her own dreams have been highly evidential in terms of precognition.

    “The reason I feel comfortable using dreams sometimes as data is because I know my own dreams have been highly evidential in terms of precognition”

    Non Human Intelligence, GATE Program and Psi Ability with Dr. Julia Mossbridge | ep. 99 2026-08-14 00:37:39.5-00:37:49.4 testimony first hand

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    Julia Mossbridge holds that not all dreams are precognitive, and that any given dream, including her dream of the childhood counsellor, could instead be a psychological metaphor for how an experience felt.

    “not all of them and so that's ... and so with each dream it's sort of like well maybe this is just my opinion this could be a psychological metaphor ... for how it felt but it's still it's describes how it might have felt”

    Non Human Intelligence, GATE Program and Psi Ability with Dr. Julia Mossbridge | ep. 99 2026-08-14 00:38:03.3-00:38:14.2 opinion first hand

  26. 26

    Chris Ramsay considers that humankind has not, throughout history, been able to use the mind to perceive the past or future in a way that is repeatable or measurable, and infers there must be a benefit to that inability.

    “if we go if we look throughout history humankind has not been able to do that in a way that is uh repeatable or at all like measurable so there has to be a benefit to us not being able to do that”

    Non Human Intelligence, GATE Program and Psi Ability with Dr. Julia Mossbridge | ep. 99 2026-08-14 00:55:10.0-00:55:24.2 opinion first hand

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    In Julia Mossbridge's scheme, mental time travel covers precognition and also memory, knowing something about the future that cannot be known by other means.

    “Mental time travel is like precognition. And it's also like memory ... precognition is like mental time travel, knowing something about the future that you can't know through other means.”

    Non Human Intelligence, GATE Program and Psi Ability with Dr. Julia Mossbridge | ep. 99 2026-08-14 01:07:59.6-01:08:08.3 testimony first hand

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    In Julia Mossbridge's scheme, informational time travel is information being sent back to a person in time without the use of precognition, for example by a device.

    “There's informational time travel, which is just getting information sent back to you in time. without using precognition. So like potentially using a device”

    Non Human Intelligence, GATE Program and Psi Ability with Dr. Julia Mossbridge | ep. 99 2026-08-14 01:08:21.0-01:08:29.4 testimony first hand

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    Photons emitted by a light source during a fixed on-period behave as if the system already knows how long it will be on, with both the switch-on and the future switch-off acting as boundary conditions shaping the group's behaviour.

    “they start to behave as if the system knows it's gonna be on for five minutes. So it's like for the photons, they know that they're in this group, it's called boundary conditions in physics, the boundary condition of the on and the boundary condition of the off and the future are both shaping this group's behavior.”

    Non Human Intelligence, GATE Program and Psi Ability with Dr. Julia Mossbridge | ep. 99 2026-08-14 01:10:54.5-01:11:17.7 measurement first hand

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    Examining the first minute of a five-minute light emission allows the total on-duration to be predicted at a relatively high accuracy rate, even when the person holding the light source does not yet know when they will switch it off, because the emission behaves differently from one that will be switched off after two minutes.

    “you can then look at the first minute of this five minutes and know that at a relatively high accuracy rate that it's going to be on for five minutes even if the person who's holding the flashlight doesn't know that in five minutes they're going to turn it off because it behaves differently than something that's going to be turned off in two minutes”

    Non Human Intelligence, GATE Program and Psi Ability with Dr. Julia Mossbridge | ep. 99 2026-08-14 01:11:49.6-01:12:13.0 measurement first hand

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    Julia Mossbridge's startup is building technology that examines the first chunk of a time period in order to predict the future.

    “So that's my startup is we're creating technology that can then look at that first chunk of time to predict the future. Period.”

    Non Human Intelligence, GATE Program and Psi Ability with Dr. Julia Mossbridge | ep. 99 2026-08-14 01:12:16.6-01:12:26.6 testimony first hand

  32. 32

    Precognitive effects found with remote viewing can occur over days, weeks or years, not only seconds or minutes.

    “when you find it on the seconds or minutes time scale or with remote viewing precognitive remote viewing it could be days, weeks, years.”

    Non Human Intelligence, GATE Program and Psi Ability with Dr. Julia Mossbridge | ep. 99 2026-08-14 01:21:43.5-01:21:50.9 testimony first hand

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    Julia Mossbridge has studied precognition at two scales: unconscious physiological responses on the 100-millisecond to seconds scale, and conscious, deliberate precognitive remote viewing on the minutes, days and weeks scale.

    “I've gone to the really unconscious physiological scale and doing things at the 100 milliseconds to seconds time scale. And then on the other end, the more conscious, more deliberate precognitive remote viewing, you know, minutes, days, weeks, et cetera, scale. So I've studied both of those.”

    Non Human Intelligence, GATE Program and Psi Ability with Dr. Julia Mossbridge | ep. 99 2026-08-14 01:22:10.2-01:22:35.4 testimony first hand

  34. 34

    Studying precognition in the body physiologically is called presentiment, which means pre-feeling.

    “It's called pre-sentiment. ... It means pre-feeling.”

    Non Human Intelligence, GATE Program and Psi Ability with Dr. Julia Mossbridge | ep. 99 2026-08-14 01:22:47.1-01:22:49.1 testimony first hand

  35. 35

    Daryl Bem conducted a series of precognition studies.

    “Yeah, he did a bunch of precognition studies. He did a bunch of them.”

    Non Human Intelligence, GATE Program and Psi Ability with Dr. Julia Mossbridge | ep. 99 2026-08-14 01:44:22.9-01:44:26.4 administrative

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    A meta-analysis conducted after Daryl Bem's precognition studies found that the more replicable results were the fast, unconscious ones, while the slower studies with a longer gap between the information and its future presentation did not replicate as well.

    “the real upshot at a meta-analysis that came after him is that the ones that were more replicable were the ones that were unconscious. So they were the ones that were fast, unconscious, not trying to do things. The slower ones that took more time in between the information and when it was given in the future, they did not replicate as well.”

    Non Human Intelligence, GATE Program and Psi Ability with Dr. Julia Mossbridge | ep. 99 2026-08-14 01:44:29.5-01:44:52.6 testimony second hand

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    None of Daryl Bem's precognition studies involved remote viewing.

    “None of them were remote viewing.”

    Non Human Intelligence, GATE Program and Psi Ability with Dr. Julia Mossbridge | ep. 99 2026-08-14 01:44:56.3-01:44:57.2 administrative

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    Daryl Bem's precognition work has been subject to numerous critical takedowns, and Julia Mossbridge accepts there were some errors in it.

    “And there's been a lot of takedowns of his work, and that's okay. I think there were some errors in there, and I think it's okay to criticize work.”

    Non Human Intelligence, GATE Program and Psi Ability with Dr. Julia Mossbridge | ep. 99 2026-08-14 01:44:58.6-01:45:08.6 opinion first hand

  39. 39

    Julia Mossbridge describes herself as gifted at precognition, telepathy and remote viewing.

    “as a person who's gifted at precognition and telepathy, remote viewing, that kind of stuff”

    Non Human Intelligence, GATE Program and Psi Ability with Dr. Julia Mossbridge | ep. 99 2026-08-14 02:50:06.2-02:50:11.2 testimony first hand

  40. 40

    An audience member identified only as Stan B. asked what causes a precognition of an event that then no longer happens after the precognition has been acted upon.

    “Stan B. Yesterday at 1:33. What causes precognition of an event that doesn't happen anymore after you acted upon the precognition?”

    Non Human Intelligence, GATE Program and Psi Ability with Dr. Julia Mossbridge | ep. 99 2026-08-14 02:52:14.2-02:52:22.0 testimony second hand

  41. 41

    The conventional way of explaining an averted precognitive event is that the event feeds information back to the earlier moment and the person then moves onto a new timeline in which that event did not happen.

    “So we usually think about that scenario as if this B, the missile launch that did happen in North Korea, feeds back to day 1A ... And now you're on a new timeline where that event B didn't happen. It's like it allows you to select a better timeline.”

    Non Human Intelligence, GATE Program and Psi Ability with Dr. Julia Mossbridge | ep. 99 2026-08-14 02:54:25.4-02:54:46.7 opinion first hand

  42. 42

    Julia Mossbridge dislikes the branching-timeline explanation of averted precognition, calling it ugly.

    “The way I like to think about it, because I hate this, is I just think it's ugly.”

    Non Human Intelligence, GATE Program and Psi Ability with Dr. Julia Mossbridge | ep. 99 2026-08-14 02:54:52.3-02:55:00.0 opinion first hand

  43. 43

    Julia Mossbridge holds that in an averted precognition the informational substrate already contains the intention behind the event, the giving of the warning, the fact that the person could foil the intention, and the fact that they will foil it, so no timeline is changed.

    “the informational substrate knows that there's going to be this missile launch. It gives you this information at the football game. and you prepare to destroy the missile ... The knowledge that there's this intention for the missile launch ... and the knowledge that you will foil that intention.”

    Non Human Intelligence, GATE Program and Psi Ability with Dr. Julia Mossbridge | ep. 99 2026-08-14 02:55:25.1-02:55:48.7 opinion first hand

  44. 44

    Julia Mossbridge holds that under the informational substrate model precognition works with a substrate aware of what needs to happen, rather than only with events that reach physical manifestation in time.

    “Where it's no longer that you have to work with the events in time that actually make it up to physical manifestation. You're working with this substrate that is actually aware, its mind, its universal mind is aware of what needs to happen.”

    Non Human Intelligence, GATE Program and Psi Ability with Dr. Julia Mossbridge | ep. 99 2026-08-14 02:56:03.9-02:56:18.8 opinion first hand

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    Julia Mossbridge holds that acting on a precognition to prevent an event is not a change to the timeline.

    “Well, this was not a change. No, there's no. Your activity that made this missile test.”

    Non Human Intelligence, GATE Program and Psi Ability with Dr. Julia Mossbridge | ep. 99 2026-08-14 02:56:53.6-02:56:58.3 opinion first hand

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