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”I was able to send my awareness to an unknown target selected by my brother, gather data and sketch that target, an hour before my brother was even aware that I wanted him to select a target for me to view…”

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This was AMAZING! As the author behind Food for the Archons, Dennis has worked to demonstrate that as humans, we are capable of accessing streams of information via our consciousness and intuitive feelings. On this podcast, Dennis designed an experiment and proved it it possible to gather data via psychic senses. Furthermore, this experiment also calls into question the way in which our perception of time works.

The Remote Viewing Experiment

Dennis created a remote viewing experiment with a goal of testing his ability to perceive a target selected by his brother, Mike Nappi. As a part of that experiment, Dennis conducted his remote-viewing session to gather data before asking his brother to select a target - in essence, Dennis gathered data on a target that was not-yet selected. As a part of this process, prior to beginning his session, Dennis created a tasking document and described the parameters of the target. This included the unbiased verbiage Dennis would use to instruct Mike to select a target to ensure Dennis had no knowledge of the target and Mike had no knowledge that Dennis had already completed the session.

The Results

After completing his remote viewing session, Dennis asked Mike to select a target using very specific verbiage. Michael didn’t know that Dennis had completed the session prior, and Dennis had no idea what Mike was going to select as a target. Immediately upon receiving the target from Mike, Dennis sent Mike his data and the results were filled with evidence of target contact.

Mike had selected the Pyramid of Giza. Upon reviewing the data, Dennis had drawn a few triangular shapes. He described some of the colors as browns and tans and even drew a triangle with an eye in the center radiating energy around it. There were some other interesting data points as well. For example, Dennis described the smells affiliated with the target as smelling like “urine.” A quick google search into the smells at the site revealed someones personal testimony that they were disappointed that the pyramid smelled like urine. In this podcast, the Nappi Brothers review the data and their reactions to it. The explore the possible significance and meaning behind this transcendence of time and space. What does this tell us about our reality? What does this suggest about what is possible?