Science and Precognition
abracad, · Categories: in the news, science and spiritualityEnglish newspaper the Daily Mail published a fascinating article on May 5th 2007. In "Is this REALLY proof that man can see into the future?" Dr Danny Penman outlines current scientific research that suggests this realy is the case.
Professor Dick Bierman of Amsterdam University is quoted as saying: "We're satisfied that people can sense the future before it happens". Cambridge Nobel Laureate Brian Josephson is quoted as saying: "So far, the evidence seems compelling. What seems to be happening is that information is coming fom the future."
Penman cites evidence from the 9/11 disasters that all four of the crashed planes were unusually empty. Scientists Ed Cox and Jessica Utts have found that trains that crash carry "far fewer" people than they normally would. It's suggested that rather than seeing vivid imagery o teh impending disaster those saved experienced a more general feeling of unease.
Dean Radin has carried out research that showed people exhibiting physical reactions to extreme images a few seconds before the images were shown, as though they somehow knew the nature of the image about to be displayed.
Not only does this show science is finally catching up with what mediums and sensitives have known for ages, but it also raises fascinating and paradoxical questions over whether the future already exists. If so thatwoudl mean that we do not really have free will. But of coure we all know (as far as we can know) that we do have free will.
The explanation may lie in what I was once told by a clairvoyant. Although mediums can predict the future, such predictions are not cast in stone but relate to a snapshot of things as they stand now. The intervention of human free will can change what otherwise would have been.
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