Scientific Remote Viewing, Extraterrestrials, and a Message For Mankind re =PRAISE FOR eae BROWN’S . . HIN fo “1 am quite impressed with Dr. Aa Tinie ’s tin cu) ICSE on.extraterrestrials ET MRC RL eS The data Lv seem 7 POUT Tu aC rs CON oe Cera em TEU iy TS Cee e quantum physics, the data are su See ret i eceam US aaa Ree ue Wea eae nc EME aro “In Cosmic Voyage, eh) Ly if Teer Cel eu RUM CUCM aR Uy Be acy ean) of consciousness: Scientific Remote Viewing. In Cosmic Bema Ci rcesy ue Sy clearly explains the mechanics by which’Scientific TS Tae oer TSH AICS Sen EMC strc eat es and then continues his quest to investigate extraterrestrial life. ROICHCSU A eM) a SUT CC iee n ( UCT RL TCL} i I CT Tae eR consciously and courageously aT Ent Tit) Ot STOR Clara rs Fada p Ey rae Ps Ps o ne sd dg 5) ote hh Ith oe > ° i Hi Pe a P eat (e5.US on rf er ° ry RAUL 8 CO TELS) rere ee ed eR Out EU Lath EL} Cerri UTES NUM —Whitley Strieb ii Tea) ® a mie) Preeti established LUT alate ty life’outside of our plant If Achat) UIT TTC ant for both scientists and oes EY rina ECU a ISBN 0-525-94430-3, 9!'780525"'944300"n his groundbreaking book Cosmic Voyage, | Courtney Brown revealed the existence of two extraterrestrial civilizations whose destinies are IUCR TCL LOS TIT RS CIMT Tey STU EU PO RCT ae CUES mR SMELT Ea err CEE aC M acs pected: that we are not alone... even here on Earth. DST ae ee RLS ne) Ce CCRC La SC ALE CoS LESS CS gene Cees ane OS Rees CES SUC Len Cuca uC tg Scientific Remote Viewing (SRV), Cosmic Explorers continues the search for extraterrestrial life, and ROE See eT ACU SS CCRC Occ CR tae] means of spying on potential or actual enemies. Dr. Brown developed the technique further, producing ne UI ge rte ORM EWE SU ETN gets. He uncovered startling proof of a Martian race Sire ORT UR U COU CSET) planet and in hidden areas on Earth, and of the Greys, UTNE U RA ae MTs for themselves. Now he reveais the existence of a third, previously unknown alien civilization: a warlike PPE Cer Caren ie Tia ens Through detailed transcripts of actual SRV ses- sions, Dr. Brown provides a rare glimpse into the structure and culture of this aggressive race, the omit) aetna ey) COMMU LRU eR acti Teich their home world, and their covert activities. He also takes us deeper into the secret worlds of the Greys EL nL LaCie ee OTIC un Ce ena ma eet Une ROR) Pretest carry an urgent message, showing the pitfalls ahead Se Enea ae a Tae Ty to deplete our natural resources. A comprehensive study of alien cultures, a detailed CCU UC SiS ee RESP? ECU Cm ORG cern eT sem Ree LL Cee a CeCe us—and tells us what we must do to defend and ensure our future. eT ai a eh Lara BC ISPS Caen ee eT Cee caret) Coen nun Tate CT CRU SEE CU C mu Ur ds CEU TMC L EL CEE SE RTT Ey) scientist, his work uniquely blends the pragmatic Ue ue es UR UCM hy MICS ES ULE Cu ee nn Ne Cece || life. The author of four previous books, he lives with his famli DT Tear ocean eT UNCP g >| DUTTON ZN Reamer a ee FAD 375 Hudson Street, New York, N.Y. 10014 VS Breer teen Science Gi aSCOSMIC EXPLORERSCOSMIC EXPLORERS Scientific Remote Viewing, Extraterrestrials, and a Message for Mankind Courtney Brown me ADUTTON BOOKDUTTON Published by the Penguin Group Penguin Patnam Inc., 375 Hudson Street, New York, New York 10014, U.S.A. Penguin Books Ltd, 27 Wrights Lane, London W8 STZ, England Penguin Books Australia Ltd, Ringwood, Victoria, Australia Penguin Books Canada Ltd, 10 Alcorn Avenue, Toronto, Ontario, Canada M4V 3B2 Penguin Books (N.Z.) Ltd, 182-190 Wairau Road, Auckland 10, New Zealand Penguin Books Ltd, Registered Offices: Harmondsworth, Middlesex, England First published by Dutton, a member of Penguin Putnam Inc. First Printing, July, 1999 0987654321 Copyright © Courtney Brown, 1999 Allrights reserved Scientific Remote Viewing®, SRV, and Farsight® are internationally registered service marks of Farsight, Inc. LIBRARY OF CONGRESS CATALOGING-IN-PUBLICATION DATA: Brown, Courtney ‘Cosmic explorers : scientific remote viewing, extraterrestrials, and a message for mankind / Courtney Brown. Pom ISBN 0-525-944303, |. Life on other pianets. 2. Extraterrestrial anthropology. 3. Remote viewing (Parapsychology) I. Title QB54.B758 1999 98-55341 001.942—de21 cP Printed in the United States of America Set in Palatino and Bureau Agency Designed by Bve L. Kirch Without limiting the rights under copyright reserved above, no part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in or introduced into a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form, or by any means (electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise), without the prior written permission of both the copyright owner and the above pub- lisher of this book. This book is printed on acid-free paper ©)Contents SECTION ONE Part |. Backerouno 1. A Turning Point 2. Scientific Remote Viewing 3. Target Cues 4. Phase 1 5. Phase 2 6. Phase 3 7. Phase 4 Part (W. VERIFIABLE TARGETS 8. Death on Mount Everest 9. The Hubble Telescope Repairs 10. Centers for Disease Control 11. The Ku Klux Klan 12. North Korean Society SECTION TWO 13. What We Know and Don’t Know about Extraterrestrials 20 29 43 47 50 69 73 78 82 86 97vi Contents Part II. THE War 14. The Mars9%6 Russian Space Probe 15. Those Who Destroyed the Mars96 Russian Space Probe 16. The Reptilian Extraterrestrials 17. Reptilian Activities on Earth 18. The Reptilian Command Center 19. The Reptilian Home World 20. Reptilian Society and the Renegades Part IV. THe GReys AND THE GALACTIC FEDERATION 21. The ET Technology Objects 22. A Companion No Longer 23. The Grey Society 24. Galactic Federation Headquarters 25. Buddha Part V. THE MARTIANS 26. Waiting on a Dead World 27. Go Tell It in the Mountain 28. Current Martian Society Part VI. Huganity’s Cuoice oF Destiny OPTION #1 29. The Reptilian Agenda 30. Life on Earth the Reptilian Way 31. Human Society on a Reptilian Timeline OPTION #2 32. The Galactic Federation Agenda 33. Life on Earth the Galactic Federation Way 34, Human Society on a Galactic Federation Timeline 35. With the Eyes of God Communicating with the Author Appendix 1. Phase 5 Appendix 2. Enhanced SRV Appendix 3. Remote Viewing Social Systems 103 110 115 120 125 131 137 147 152 158 170 177 181 188, 197 201 205 213 218 223 230 238 239 243 252SECTION ONE PART | BACKGROUNDChapter 1 A TURNING POINT Hie’ is at a turning point in its history. Down through the ages, sages in every civilization have said that there is more to life than merely the flesh and bones within which we dwell. We have souls, and physical death is but a blink in our awareness. This concept is easy enough to entertain. From reli- gious beliefs to reports of life after death, all of us have felt, at one time or another, that there is something beyond our mortal selves. The continuum of life, though, may be vaster than we ever realized. For some time many scientists have believed that we are not alone in the universe. Scattered throughout the far reaches of space, other life forms exist. Until recently we have been unable to contact these beings. Yet if we had a method that combined the in- tuitive perception of the sages with the rigor of modern science, then humans could find their true place in the cosmos. What needs to be examined is a component of the current “scientific” worldview that maintains that only that which is physical is real. The basis of this relatively new religion of scien- tific atheism is the belief that consciousness is limited to the physical mind, and that when the brain stops functioning, con- sciousness ceases to exist. When this happens, the personality of the individual is gone forever. But what if the sages from the past are right? The demise of scientific atheism would cause people4 COSMIC EXPLORERS everywhere to turn inward, in order to seek that which resides beyond. A new scientific age not divorced from the spiritual would dawn. To accomplish this, a new method, a new tool for exploration, is needed. Based on the explorations of myself and others, I be- lieve such a method exists. This new and surprisingly accurate method of data collection is called “remote viewing.” There is now a new scientific field of consciousness that specializes in the study of this phenomenon. People can be trained to use remote viewing to collect information across time and space. Remote viewing is not easy to do, and to use it with consistent accuracy requires extensive training and practice. Explicit procedures have been designed to aid communication between the physical mind and what many call the “subspace” mind (the soul). Souls exist in subspace, that vast domain diversely referred to by mys- tics and theologians as the etheric realm, heaven, or the afterlife. Humans can learn to become directly aware of their subspace as- pects, normally hidden from them until they die and their bodies drop away. Remote viewing has its origins in the procedures developed largely by Ingo Swann, working under contract at SRI Interna- tional (formerly Stanford Research Institute) in a program that was funded by various United States governmental agencies, no- tably the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA). This program be- gan in the early 1970s and continued until 1989. In 1990 the government transferred its financial support to a program housed at Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC). The original primary researchers were Russell Targ and Harold Puthoff. Their work in the program involved contact with a number of scientific luminaries, including Charles Tart. Edwin May worked in the program since the mid 1970s, and he became the project director in 1986. When subsequent govern- ment funding for remote-viewing research switched to SAIC, Dr. May continued as director. The current understanding of remote viewing is based on a rich history of experimentation and discovery. In these two de- cades the literature on remote viewing—both historical and otherwise—has grown to be quite extensive. Over the past few years a number of scientists and remote viewers have risked