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The Phenomenology of Psi: What Waking Up Can Teach Us About Remote Viewing
1. Looking at Experience from the Inside
2. Thirty Seconds in My Bedroom
3. An Impression and Its Interpretation Are Not the Same Thing
4. Memories Can Carry Our Attention Away from What We Are Observing
5. Experiences That Occur Together May Have Different Sources
6. Every Description Comes from an embodied Perspective
7. Context Does More Work Than We Realize
8. Working Blind: Sometimes We Do Not Even Know the Question
9. When Context Is Missing, We May Supply Our Own
10. Losing the Continuity of Place, Purpose, and Time
11. Why Do We Expect Remote Viewing to Be Effortless?
12. What Training Can Help Us Practice
13. Becoming Less Attached to Our First Explanation
14. Reference
The Phenomenology of Psi: What Waking Up Can Teach Us About Remote Viewing
Debra Lynne Katz
18 Oct 2026
20 minute read
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