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Price, Pat
Identifier
003866
Type of Spiritual Experience
Background
Joe classified this as ‘remote viewing’, but it is achieved via inter composer communication. Pat Price had been in contact with both researchers and was thus able to establish a bridge. The photo was irrelevant, Pat Price was reading Hal Putnoff’s mind, he was being a medium, the fact that the perceptions were remote is irrelevant in a sense because within the spiritual world distance means nothing.
A description of the experience
The Stargate Chronicles – Joe McMoneagle
Dr. Hal Puthoff and Russell Targ were waiting in the wings to present our first exposure to remote viewing, which was a movie of a retired police officer, Mr. Pat Price, doing a typical "outbounder” remote viewing session.
An outbounder was someone who actually traveled to a randomly chosen site and interacted with it. In this case, the target was the courtyard of the Stanford Medical Center. With no one in the room having ever seen a remote viewing before, to say that it created quite a sensation would be an understatement. Pat Price was taken to a sealed room on the top floor of the Stanford Research Institute's Radio Physics Laboratory where he was kept for approximately half an hour, while Hal Puthoff randomly selected a sealed opaque envelope from a safe drawer.
Puthoff carried the envelope out to the parking lot and climbed into a car with the cameraman. After driving around in traffic for a bit of time, he pulled over to the edge of the road, opened the envelope, and read the directions inside, which instructed him to drive to the Stanford Medical Center, and walk around the inside courtyard. The inside courtyard has a very distinctive pattern to it, and some interesting patterns on the walls.
Back in the windowless room a few miles away, Pat Price was sitting with Russell Targ in front of a camera as Russell asked him to draw his perceptions about where Hal might be standing.
The film showed Price drawing an enclosed courtyard with similar patterns to those found within the Medical center courtyard. Even the layout was presented with a very clear approximation of size relationships between objects and distances within the courtyard. …… One could assume that if you were familiar with the area-which I was not at the time-it would be no trouble to determine where Hal was actually standing, no matter how large the search area might be.