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Remote Viewing the 2040 Crisis: Precognitive Warnings About Humanity's Future | Stephan A. Schwartz (Episode 193)
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Stephan A. Schwartz has spent 60 years researching consciousness through remote viewing, a technique he developed in 1968 to access the non-local aspect of human consciousness. He's used remote viewing to locate Cleopatra's Palace, Mark Antony's Timonium, Christopher Columbus's caravels, and archaeological sites that no one else could find. His work proves non-local consciousness exists and is not electromagnetic in nature. Schwartz discusses his precognitive research warning of a major crisis coming in 2040. He's documented through remote viewing that people unconsciously sense this future threat, which is driving contemporary fear, resentment, and social division. This precognitive awareness is manifesting as fascism, racism, and gender suppression as people seek strongman leaders promising to fix what they emotionally sense but don't consciously understand. He explores the 10% tipping point: when a significant percentage of people shift consciousness, entire societies transform. He cites examples like the elimination of slavery language, the decline of cigarette smoking, and the shift to LGBTQ terminology. He explains how consciousness is causal and fundamental, how intentioned awareness can alter reality, and why meditation and focused consciousness matter for both individual and collective transformation. Schwartz addresses the 2040 crisis, what precognitive evidence reveals, and what humanity must do to avert catastrophe through conscious evolution. Guest: Stephan A. Schwartz, Consciousness Researcher Website: stephanaschwartz.com | Schwartz Report Full show notes Buy my Books HERE Newsletter Join a Science and Spirituality Salon More at: https://www.wtfjusthappened.net/
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