Broadcast 731 (Special Edition)

Stephan A. Schwartz was the guest for this Space Show program. We started our discussion by introducing Stephan's new book, "Opening To the Infinite." This is a must read book, its available at Amazon.com, www.stephanaschwartz.com and www.nemoseen.com. While this book talks about remote viewing (RV), its much more than that as you will learn from our conversation with Stephan. For example, you will learn how this material and information is directly related to our development of the space industry and furthering a quality space program. Stephan starts out with a definition of remote viewing, Nonlocal awareness and Nonlocal consciousness. We then discuss these topics with examples cited in the book and other stories, incidents, and historical documentation that Mr. Schwartz brings to the program. Stephan relates a Challenger "O" ring story for us based on RV, he tells about a never before told story involving Carl Sagan and being skeptical about this topic, and he shares with us his own experience working with he previously worked with the space program. There were some skeptical listener questions for Stephan, listen to them and see what you think. Terry chatted in a question asking Stephan why we would need a public space program if we can use RV and Nonlocal awareness/consciousness for exploration. You will certainly want to hear how Stephan responds to this question. Marshall asked a series of question, one of which dealt with the relationship between RV and writing. Again, don't miss this exciting discussion. The Overview Effect came up in our discussion and Stephan showed it was related to the topics in his book. Our discussion with Stephan is wide ranging and while some of you may want to challenge or ignore the content of this program, you are urged to hear it through and be open to the information Stephan A. Schwartz is sharing with us on this program. You can send an email with your follow up comments and questions to Stephan at saschwartz@earthlink.net. In addition, please heck out Stephan's free and most informative newsletter, The Schwartz Report at www.schwartzreport.net/. I read it regularly and value it. Stephan Schwartz is holding workshops and conferences and you can get the information on these at www.stephanaschwartz.com/home.htm.