Saturday April 30th, 2005
The Legendary Russell Targ
Russell Targ was one of the creators of remote viewing, and
he knows what he's talking about as he tells us what it is,
how it's done and why it can work for us it a GREAT
interview. Linda Howe leads off this week with one of the
most bizarre biological mysteries in decades: exploding
toads. Supposedly, toads in Hamburg are exploding because
they're being attacked by crows. BUT both the crows and the
toads have been there for years, and the explosions happen
in the dead of night...
Then Whitley talks with one of the originators of remote
viewing, Russell Targ. Russell is among Dreamland's most
popular guests because he's the real deal: one of the people
who actually developed remote viewing along with Dr. Hal
Puthoff at the Stanford Research Institute.
This legendary scientist opens his mind and heart on
Dreamland this week. Do not miss this interview with one of
the greats, as only Whitley Strieber can do it!
Then Linda comes back with an update from Dr. Mark Olson of
Sonora, California, who has been reporting an unprecedented
number of sightings and spectacular videos recently, beyond
anything he has seen before.
Subscribers to Unknowncountry.com will find earlier
interviews with Mark in the Special Interviews area of the
subscriber section.
Russell Targ's website is
Espresearch.com. Russell and
Jane Katra teach remote viewing AS IT IS MEANT TO BE
TAUGHT,
so don't miss this site if you're interested in learning
from one of the originators.
Dr. Mark Olson's ongoing videotaping of mysterious lights is
a phenomenon in itself. Keep up at
Sonorasightings.com.
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Kurt Leland, whose books about the afterlife, Otherwhere and
the Unanswered Question, rank as classics, joins Whitley
Strieber to talk about the power of music in opening the
soul to journeys into higher realms.
His new book, Music and the Soul, is absolutely unique, and
answers some questions about just how he has managed to
journey so deeply into hidden realms.
Discover the power of music this week with a master of soul
travel!
And don't miss Kurt Leland's website,
Kurtleland.com.
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