Art begins by discussing the recent solar activity, describing how a series of medium-sized M-class flares were followed by several large X-class flares, occurring in rapid succession like a machine gun. These events are significant as they come at a time when scientists anticipated fewer solar events due to the downward phase of the 11-year sun cycle. The flares were so intense that they maxed out satellite instruments and caused significant disturbances, with one being historical in magnitude.
An email from a ham operator in Pahrump, Nevada, detailed an unusually high radiation event linked to the solar flares, which far exceeded normal background radiation levels. The operator mentioned that his instruments, which had been monitoring radiation since 1999, recorded levels far beyond safety thresholds, suggesting a serious event. This raised concerns about the potential dangers and lack of information being shared with the public.
Art then shifts to discussing extreme weather events in Europe, noting that Romania experienced a deadly combination of heat waves followed by severe hailstorms and gale-force winds. The heat wave alone caused multiple deaths, and subsequent storms caused extensive damage, including flooding and power outages. In Germany, unseasonable snow covered the highest mountain, while Italy faced storm disruptions during a public performance.
Additionally, Art touches on unusual weather patterns in the US, with New Jersey experiencing a winter-like jet stream in summer, bringing rain and a winter storm pattern. He concludes with a note on Stephen Hawking’s recent change in stance about black holes, where Hawking now suggests that black holes might not destroy information, a topic for further discussion with Dr. Michio Kaku.
Art continues by reading a humorous fictional advertisement for a time machine from the Acme Time Machine Company, highlighting how it could be sold with guarantees and troubleshooting solutions involving time travel itself. The ad outlines the machine’s features, safety precautions, and unique policies to avoid issues by leveraging time travel to fix problems before they occur.
Following this, Art takes a call from Michael, who discusses the reversal of Earth’s magnetic fields and its potential connection to UFO sightings. Michael mentions the South Atlantic Anomaly, a region with a strong magnetic pull, and suggests that areas with unusual magnetic properties might attract UFOs. Art and Michael talk about the global nature of UFO sightings and the historical context of magnetic anomalies related to UFO activity.
Art also touches on the topic of the Earth’s magnetic field potentially reversing, noting that while scientists talk about this happening over thousands of years, some evidence suggests it might be partially underway. This leads to a broader discussion about the implications and timeline of such an event.
Art then transitions to a poetic and introspective monologue, reflecting on the beauty and resilience of nature and the human spirit. He describes scenes of flowers bursting through tarmac and flying to the sun without burning, weaving a sense of wonder and introspection into the conversation.
Art shares some light-hearted news, mentioning a photo of his four cats that he managed to capture and post on the website. He jokes about the cats being the real rulers of the household, likening them to the “Board of Directors” due to their commanding presence.
Art then returns to the topic of the Earth’s magnetic field, taking a call from a listener who discusses the migration of magnetic north and the weakening of magnetite in Canada. The caller and Art agree that the magnetic field’s potential flip would have significant implications, including possible erratic behavior in humans and animals, as migratory patterns might be affected.
Another caller from the West of the Rockies brings up concerns about the creation of a new cabinet position to oversee intelligence matters, criticizing past intelligence failures related to 9/11 and weapons of mass destruction. This caller reflects on the values of America’s forefathers, suggesting that the nation has strayed far from those original ideals, particularly those of the Quakers and Puritans. Art agrees, noting that the country’s values have shifted significantly over time, leading to a situation where failures might not result in accountability or consequences.
Art engages with a caller who believes that 9/11 was an inside job orchestrated by highly placed U.S. officials, particularly from the petrochemical industry. The caller suggests that the motive was control over oil and references the Rockefeller and Mellon families as examples of those who have historically influenced American affairs. Art challenges the caller to provide substantial proof, questioning the feasibility of convincing people to destroy their own lives for such a cause. The caller brings up mind control programs like MKUltra, but Art finds the argument insufficient and emphasizes the complexity and confusion of the events on 9/11, attributing the failures to incompetence rather than conspiracy.
Another caller humorously dismisses the previous one and expresses concerns about the proposed bureaucracy overseeing intelligence agencies, drawing a parallel to political interference in the Vietnam War. This caller believes that wars should be fought by generals, not politicians, to avoid the inefficiencies and issues seen in past conflicts. Art agrees, noting the interagency conflicts and competition within the FBI, CIA, and other security agencies, predicting significant resistance to new oversight measures.
A caller shares a touching story about his mother’s near-death experience. Clinically dead after losing a lot of blood, she described walking down a path in a serene field, encountering a dark-complected man with piercing blue eyes who told her she could go no further. This vision ended when she awoke in the recovery room. Art reflects on such experiences, noting scientists’ explanations involving chemical releases in the brain during death and contrasting these with the numerous similar stories from those who’ve been close to death.
Art then humorously complains about the poor audio quality of cell phones compared to landlines, lamenting the modern era’s distortion in communication. A nervous caller from San Diego suggests Art do a show on the JFK assassination, to which Art responds that he has covered it many times over the years and discusses various theories, including the possibility of CIA involvement. Another caller touches on historical intelligence issues, referencing the Church Committee and actions during Carter’s presidency that might have influenced the rise of Muslim fundamentalism.
A caller talks about the Earth’s magnetic field and its potential correlation with human beings and Chinese martial arts. Art agrees, suggesting that humans, like migratory birds, are influenced by the magnetic field, which surrounds and affects us all.
Art continues his show by discussing the next guest, Major Ed Dames, also known as “Doctor Doom” for his dire predictions. He warns listeners, especially children and those faint of heart, to be cautious as the upcoming conversation might be disturbing. Major Ed Dames, a decorated military intelligence officer and an original member of the US Army’s remote viewing training program, has extensive experience with various intelligence agencies and currently serves as the executive director of the Matrix Intelligence Agency. He also worked as a technical consultant for the feature film “Suspect Zero” and even played a role in the movie.
Art and Ed discuss the challenges of inter-agency cooperation, emphasizing the intense rivalry between organizations like the CIA and FBI. Ed recounts his experiences working with multiple high-level agencies, highlighting the complexity and competition inherent in intelligence operations. They delve into Ed’s involvement in the film, where he trained actors like Sir Ben Kingsley and Aaron Eckhart in the art of remote viewing. Ed shares interesting trivia about how the term “Matrix” used in the popular film series was inspired by their radio interviews years ago, showcasing the broader cultural impact of their work.
Ed describes the process of making the movie, including giving crash courses to the actors and assisting in the editing room. Despite the enjoyable experience, he assures Art that he has no plans to abandon his primary career for acting. Art encourages listeners to watch the movie “Suspect Zero” when it hits theaters and appreciates the significant contribution Ed made to the project.
Art and Major Ed Dames discuss the technical aspects and realism of the film “Suspect Zero,” in which Ed served as a technical consultant and had a cameo role. Ed explains that remote viewing, the subject of the film, is a highly trained ability to use the unconscious mind to gather information about unseen or hidden targets. This technique, originating from military intelligence, involves a structured format unlike the free-flowing process used by psychics.
Ed describes the concept of the mind as an electromagnetic field where everything exists as patterns of information. The brain, acting like a radio receiver, can tune into these patterns, allowing remote viewers to gather information about any target. This field is akin to a universal mind or collective consciousness, but broader than Carl Jung’s idea of the collective unconscious, as it includes all entities, not just human experiences.
Art highlights that the CIA funded remote viewing for 20 years because it appeared to work, allowing them to uncover secrets, like the locations of gas canisters or missile sites. Ed elaborates that remote viewing was used as a tactic of desperation to penetrate highly guarded Soviet and Chinese programs when conventional intelligence methods failed. This technique provided critical leads for other intelligence collection systems.
Ed also reveals that through remote viewing, they confirmed the invincibility of the SS-18 missile, an undefeatable weapon during the Cold War. Art reflects on how the economic defeat of Russia, rather than a military one, ultimately led to the end of the Cold War.
Art and Major Ed Dames continue their discussion, focusing on the differences in scientific philosophy between the U.S. and the erstwhile Soviet Union. Ed explains that different philosophies lead to different technologies and approaches. He recounts the challenge of convincing U.S. intelligence agencies about Soviet advancements, such as the potential existence of a battlefield tactical laser, which the U.S. could not conceive because they lacked similar capabilities.
Ed elaborates on the termination of the remote viewing program, noting that while it was not due to embarrassment, it was seen as a “loose cannon” because it lacked a solid theoretical foundation despite its high success rate. This success rate, ranging from 40 to 60 percent, was impressive given the complexity of the tasks, but the unknown aspects and lack of replicable theory scared people.
Art and Ed discuss the fear and skepticism that surrounded the remote viewing program, particularly among those in high positions. The head of the Presidential Foreign Intelligence Board once reacted strongly against the program, implying that some knowledge was too profound for humanity until after death. Ed also mentions the oversight and psychological monitoring required for remote viewers, reflecting the deep-seated fear and mistrust of the unknown within the military and intelligence communities.
They touch on the concern that remote viewers might uncover secrets of those in power, but Ed reassures that the program’s charter focused on military and political intelligence, not personal or unauthorized targets. Despite the potential for misuse, the team adhered to strict ethical guidelines.
Art continues discussing the termination of the remote viewing program with Ed Dames, emphasizing that it was mostly due to fear. Ed explains that while many officials wanted to use the program, they were afraid of being associated with it openly due to its controversial nature. This led to the unit being treated like the “prostitutes of Washington, D.C.,” used secretly but never acknowledged publicly.
Ed mentions how police officers and other agencies often turn to remote viewers out of desperation when conventional methods fail. As the success rate of remote viewing becomes more widely known, more people are willing to seek their help. He reflects on how the unit’s creation was driven by the need for unconventional intelligence gathering.
Art brings up Ed’s reputation for making controversial and apocalyptic predictions, noting that it started during the military program. Ed admits to assigning enigmatic targets, such as UFOs and other mysterious phenomena, to his team as personal pursuits. He would sometimes include these targets in training missions without the students knowing their true nature.
Ed talks about the evolution of training techniques over the years and how some of his students have turned out to be exceptionally talented remote viewers. He credits improvements in training methods for their success and mentions the team he recently worked with, highlighting their skill and dedication.
Art continues the discussion with Ed Dames, exploring the talent and psychic quotient necessary for remote viewing. Ed admits that while his psychic abilities are average, he compensated through hard work. He credits Ingo Swann, the pioneer of remote viewing, as a genius whose foundational work enabled the current advancements in the field. However, Ed notes that modern techniques have advanced beyond Swann’s original methods.
They delve into Ed’s adventurous spirit, noting his interest in exotic targets such as the sun, Lucifer, and UFOs. Art acknowledges that Ed’s willingness to tackle such subjects makes him a compelling guest. Ed confirms that many of his remote viewing targets have been UFO-related, revealing that he believes in the existence of alien intelligence beyond any doubt. He also discusses his long-term investigation into crop circles, concluding that they are created by an alien agency as markers for future survival zones.
The conversation shifts to the current solar activity, with Ed explaining that remote viewing can detect unprecedented events beyond conventional predictions. He acknowledges the recent historic solar flares as significant, describing them as a warning of more intense events to come. Ed emphasizes that remote viewing allows for spotting such discontinuities, providing insights into future occurrences that traditional methods might miss.
Ed Dames and Art Bell discuss the potential catastrophic effects of solar activity and the Earth’s weakening magnetic field. Ed likens the Earth’s magnetic protection to the shields on the Starship Enterprise from “Star Trek,” gradually weakened by repeated solar flares until a final, devastating “kill shot.” He explains that NASA suggests similar solar bursts might have stripped Mars of its water by first collapsing its magnetosphere.
Ed mentions his recently completed “Kill Shot” DVD, which details his 20-year study of these phenomena, and he urges people to pass it on to friends and loved ones. He believes the “shot across the bow,” a significant solar event that occurred on November 3rd of the previous year, is a precursor to a series of massive solar flares expected to begin in early 2005. Ed predicts that a major sign of impending disaster will be when a space shuttle is forced down by a meteor shower, a unique and recognizable event.
Ed emphasizes that survival zones are marked by crop circles, which he believes are created by an alien agency for this purpose. He notes that these zones are often found in Great Britain, other parts of Europe, and above 40 degrees latitude in North America, particularly in southern Canada, Saskatchewan, and British Columbia.
Art and Ed discuss the limited time available once the shuttle is forced down, estimating about three months to prepare. Ed’s team identified the space shuttle event as a critical precursor to the kill shot. When asked about the survival rate, Ed acknowledges that many will not survive but avoids specific numbers, indicating that while some will make it through, many will not.
Art Bell continues discussing with Major Ed Dames the implications of the solar kill shot prediction. Ed explains that when the moon suddenly brightens and flashes, it signals that the people on the dayside of the Earth are experiencing a catastrophic event. This series of large solar flares would progressively weaken the Earth’s magnetosphere until the final, devastating flare breaches it entirely, akin to the shields of the Starship Enterprise failing under Klingon attack.
Ed mentions that the New York Times has reported on the Earth’s magnetic field weakening, potentially reversing, which ties into his predictions. He notes that this period is being described as the most active solar period in a thousand years. Ed talks about a celestial body, possibly Planet X or a mini black hole, passing near Earth and exacerbating the effects of the solar flares by further disrupting the magnetosphere.
Art inquires about the survival zones marked by crop circles, which Ed had previously mentioned as markers in time. Ed clarifies that it took years to understand that crop circles demarcate areas with higher chances of survival during these catastrophic events. He admits that his initial interpretation of crop circles might have been a mistake, but the reassessment now points to them as indicators of safe zones.
Ed also shares that he is heading to Edmonton, Canada, to teach a workshop, as his data suggests it is one of the most survivable areas during the predicted solar events. He emphasizes the importance of acting on this information and acknowledges the nickname “Doctor Doom” while highlighting his intent to help people prepare for potential disasters.
Art and Major Ed Dames discuss various catastrophic events linked to solar activity and Earth’s magnetic field. Ed recounts a recent field mission where his team narrowed down a location for a child’s remains, showcasing the precision of their methods. He notes the unusual weather patterns and asserts a connection between solar activity and Earth’s weather, a link that scientists are still struggling to understand fully.
Ed explains that rapid changes in the magnetic field could disorient not only birds but also humans. He differentiates between magnetic field changes and core shifts, emphasizing that a core shift would require a significant gravitational event, potentially linked to a passing celestial body. This event could cause severe disorientation and might even tie into historical and biblical concepts like the rapture.
Art and Ed discuss the potential consequences of a fast magnetic pole flip, which could have profound effects on Earth’s weather and human behavior. Ed suggests that such an event might accelerate logarithmically, causing more rapid and significant changes. He also touches on the geopolitical implications, particularly concerning North Korea and their potential nuclear tests, which could escalate into a conflict but might be halted by the larger, looming global catastrophe.
Ed predicts that North Korea might test a nuclear weapon in the sea, leading to increased tensions and possibly a brief war on the Korean Peninsula. However, he believes this conflict would be short-lived due to the overarching catastrophic events that would force all parties to shift their priorities. He also foresees China taking advantage of the situation to swiftly take over Taiwan.
Art and Ed Dames discuss the geopolitical implications of an impending catastrophe, particularly focusing on China and North Korea. Ed predicts that China will use a conflict on the Korean Peninsula as a cover to take over Taiwan. The North Koreans, feeling threatened by the U.S. troop pullout, might test a nuclear weapon, escalating tensions and possibly triggering a war. However, Ed believes that a larger global disaster will force all parties to abandon their conflicts and shift their priorities to survival.
Ed reflects on Ronald Reagan’s comments about a common enemy uniting humanity, comparing it to the movie “Independence Day.” However, he suggests that the real scenario will be more like “Mad Max,” where survival becomes the primary focus. He anticipates that after the dust settles from this catastrophic event, another race will arrive to help humanity rebuild.
Art and Ed discuss crop circles, with Ed asserting that most are real and created by an alien agency as markers for survival zones. He explains that remote viewers can distinguish between genuine crop circles and those made by humans, noting that the real ones have a different signature. Ed emphasizes that these circles are indicators of safe zones and those who understand their significance are likely to survive.
Art Bell and Major Ed Dames continue their conversation, delving deeper into the potential catastrophic events related to solar activity and the Earth’s magnetic field. Art recalls the chilling words of the late Father Malachi Martin about the Third Secret of Fatima, which hinted at a terrifying event that would be visible in the sky. This aligns with Ed’s predictions of a solar kill shot, where the moon flares bright, signaling a catastrophic event for those on the dayside of the Earth.
Ed explains that the Earth would undergo a wobble and tilt, possibly caused by a passing celestial body with significant gravitational influence. This would create a rotisserie effect, making certain areas particularly vulnerable to the deadly protons from solar flares. He believes that crop circles, often found in northern latitudes and certain southern regions, mark survival zones, indicating safe areas during these events.
Art ponders the intentions of the beings responsible for crop circles, questioning why they don’t provide clearer warnings or prevent the disaster altogether. Ed suggests that these beings adhere to a “prime directive,” subtly guiding humanity through puzzles like crop circles without direct interference. He emphasizes the importance of consciousness tools like remote viewing to understand these messages.
Ed expresses strong confidence in his interpretation of crop circles as markers for survival zones, likening his certainty to the decisive judgment required of a military officer. He acknowledges the unprecedented nature of the upcoming events and the complexities involved but maintains that underground living would be the safest mode during these times.
Art and Ed Dames discuss the potential aftermath of catastrophic solar events, including extreme heat and high winds resulting from solar flares and an axis shift. Ed emphasizes the importance of underground or well-protected shelters to survive these conditions, drawing a parallel to a “Mad Max” scenario where survival becomes paramount.
Ed touches on biblical prophecies and apocalyptic visions, noting that the prophets had limited ways to describe such events. He connects the biblical concept of the “false prophet” to modern television, suggesting that remote viewing has revealed television’s role in spreading misleading information.
When asked why remote viewers don’t use their abilities to win lotteries, Ed explains the rigorous and often exhausting work his team undertakes, such as a recent mission to find the remains of a child missing since 1979. To reward his team, Ed mentions their plan to locate a hidden treasure in California, as a break from their usual intense tasks.
Ed discusses their next target, the Wichita Strangler, a notorious criminal. He expresses confidence in his team’s ability to hunt down this person, planning to alert the media and put psychological pressure on the criminal. Ed acknowledges the risks involved but assures that his team is well-armed and coordinated with law enforcement to ensure safety during their operations.
Art and Ed Dames continue discussing the risks and strategies involved in tracking down the Wichita Strangler, a notorious criminal. Ed emphasizes that once they begin their project, they will always know the criminal’s whereabouts and will coordinate closely with law enforcement. He acknowledges the danger but likens their approach to that of police officers who publicly declare their pursuit of criminals.
Ed and his team are planning a break by searching for hidden gold bars in California, which will serve as both a reward and a practical demonstration of remote viewing. This break is essential to recharge before tackling the intense task of hunting down the Strangler. Ed explains that remote viewing, especially when dealing with heinous crimes, can be emotionally taxing and requires occasional breaks to maintain psychological well-being.
Art recalls times when Ed was visibly worn out and morose from the emotional toll of his work. Ed admits that the work is challenging but finds it meaningful and noble, particularly in using remote viewing to hunt serial killers and child murderers. He values the opportunity to prepare people for potential catastrophic events, like the kill shot, by providing them with information and psychological readiness.
Art brings up the controversial topic of remote influencing—the ability to influence someone’s mind or material objects from a distance. Ed confirms that while it is theoretically possible, it requires highly controlled circumstances and has not been practically implemented by his team. He distinguishes remote influencing from remote viewing, which is more established and reliable.
Art Bell and Major Ed Dames continue their conversation, shifting to the topic of disease as another significant concern. Ed reveals that during his time as a training officer in the military’s sci-fi unit, they identified two major threats: the kill shot and a significant disease affecting cows. Ed shares that he has been warning about these threats for years.
Ed plugs his recently produced DVD, “The Kill Shot,” which details the solar events and their implications. The DVD is available for $24.95, and Ed emphasizes that his public service work is unpaid, with his income coming from educational products and workshops.
Ed recounts how, in the mid-1980s, they foresaw dying human babies due to a milk shortage, later realizing it wasn’t tainted milk but a lack of cows caused by disease. He mentions that current significant threats to cattle include Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy (mad cow disease) and bovine tuberculosis. These diseases could potentially wipe out America’s dairy cows, leading to severe shortages and health crises.
Art Bell and Major Ed Dames continue their discussion, covering various topics including the prediction of a major disease wiping out cattle, which would lead to a significant shortage of milk and beef. Ed reiterates that his team foresaw these events as early as 1986 and has been monitoring such developments ever since. He emphasizes that their predictions are based on extensive remote viewing sessions, where they look ahead to identify major events and trends.
Ed and Art respond to several callers. One caller from Salt Lake City clarifies a misunderstanding about crop circles, confirming that Ed attributes them to alien intelligence rather than a military project. Another caller from Midland, Texas, asks about the potential protection of the Earth during a solar eclipse if a kill shot were to occur. Ed explains that while the moon could theoretically provide some shielding, the nature of the solar flares and their spread would likely make this protection minimal.
A caller from east of the Rockies praises Ed’s accurate predictions and mentions recent reports of wheat blight and space debris, inquiring if these are related to Planet X. Ed admits he doesn’t know for certain but acknowledges the rapid succession of events. He reflects on his mistrust of people due to his experiences dealing with heinous crimes, emphasizing the emotional toll of his work.
Art Bell and Major Ed Dames continue their discussion, addressing various concerns raised by callers. A caller inquires about the alien race Ed mentioned that will arrive after the dust settles from the predicted catastrophic events. Ed clarifies that while he hasn’t specifically investigated who they are, they appear humanoid, sturdier, and with rugged features, suggesting they have endured significant hardships themselves.
Another caller asks about the effectiveness of being surrounded by five feet of earth to survive the kill shots. Ed responds that while this might be sufficient in certain zones marked by crop circles, it would still be necessary to protect oneself from high winds, which could reach speeds of 150 to 300 miles per hour and last for about two weeks before subsiding. He emphasizes the need for substantial shelter, such as a cave or lava tube, especially away from coastal areas and nuclear reactors, which could become hot zones due to cooling system failures.
Ed also mentions the potential for multiple Chernobyl-like events in areas where reactors can no longer be cooled, resulting in widespread contamination. Remote viewers have identified safe zones, generally north of 48 to 50 degrees latitude, where survival chances are higher.
A caller from Toronto raises a concern about conflicting remote viewing predictions, specifically mentioning another remote viewer, Lynn Buchanan, who claimed there is no Planet X. Ed acknowledges the discrepancy and notes that remote viewing is not infallible, with personal interpretations playing a role. Art agrees, highlighting the challenge of differing predictions from reputable sources and the importance of personal judgment in such matters.
Art Bell and Major Ed Dames continue their conversation, delving into various questions from callers. A caller raises the topic of discrepancies in remote viewing predictions, particularly mentioning that Lynn Buchanan, another renowned remote viewer, claimed there is no Planet X. Ed clarifies that Buchanan was dismissed from his training program due to an inability to adhere to rigorous protocols. This difference in discipline and methodology could account for varying predictions.
Ed distinguishes between psychics and remote viewers, emphasizing that remote viewing is a structured, disciplined process that avoids the subjective biases and imagination overlays common in psychic readings. He explains that remote viewing is about obtaining direct knowledge without creative interpretation, making it reliable for producing high-value data. Ed has worked with many psychics, but only a few have successfully integrated into professional remote viewing due to the necessity of setting aside their egos and adhering to strict protocols.
Art and Ed also discuss the potential arrival of an alien race after a catastrophic event. Ed mentions that these beings appear humanoid and rugged, indicating they’ve endured hardships. The conversation highlights the complexity and rigor involved in remote viewing and the challenges of integrating it with traditional psychic abilities.
One caller brings up biblical prophecies and whether they align with Ed’s remote viewing predictions, specifically asking if Jesus was a remote viewer. Ed clarifies that while some prophetic statements might align with his findings, he interprets Jesus’s words differently and refrains from discussing his controversial views on air.
Another caller asks if the precursor event could involve the International Space Station instead of the space shuttle. Ed acknowledges the possibility but notes that most sketches indicate the shuttle. He suggests the shuttle might be on a mission to rescue the station crew when the meteor shower occurs.
A caller from Houston inquires about other countries using remote viewing technology and any connection to Luciferian practices. Ed confirms that China is advancing in both remote viewing and telekinesis, which is one reason the Matrix Intelligence Agency was established. He explains his background in Mandarin and espionage.
Ed also recounts his investigation into the concept of Satan following the Columbine massacre. Using remote viewing, he concluded that Satan is not just an idea but a physical entity aware of being observed, leading to a chilling encounter.
Lastly, a caller from Portland asks about a prediction Ed made regarding a canister from space bringing a fungus that would destroy crops. Ed recalls this prediction, mentioning it was related to a comet exploration over Africa.
The conversation covers a wide range of topics, illustrating the breadth of remote viewing applications and the complexities involved in interpreting and validating such predictions.
Art Bell and Major Ed Dames continue their conversation, addressing various intriguing topics. Ed discusses the possibility of a canister linked to the Stardust probe that could bring a fungus to Earth, potentially causing widespread crop destruction. He mentions that while they initially associated the canister with the Hale-Bopp comet, it might have already disintegrated over Africa.
A caller inquires about the disappearance of a young woman in Oregon, but Ed explains that his resources are focused on missing children due to their vulnerability and innocence. He notes the complexity and effort required for such investigations, highlighting the importance of a trained team of remote viewers working together to achieve accurate results.
Ed details the process of remote viewing for locating missing individuals, starting with determining if the person is alive or dead, then narrowing down the geographical location by identifying significant landmarks and features. This meticulous approach involves hundreds of hours of work, making it difficult to respond to immediate alerts like Amber Alerts.
The discussion also touches on the differences between remote viewing and psychic abilities, emphasizing the rigorous, structured nature of remote viewing. Ed promotes his DVD series, which offers training for those interested in learning remote viewing techniques.
As the show concludes, Art and Ed express their gratitude for the engaging discussion, and Ed reiterates the contact information for ordering his DVDs. They sign off with a light-hearted note about Ed’s dedication to his work, humorously referencing his return to the cave for more remote viewing.