Remote Perceptions: Out-Of-Body Experiences, Remote Viewing, and Other Normal Abilities: Out-Of-Body Experiences, Remote Viewing, and Other Normal Abi

From and individual who has read just about everything published on these topics, from Muldoon to Bruce to Castaneda, I highly recommend this as a good place to start.So many books on these subjects are simply hard to finish. They have a good start but become so repetitive by the end that you simply put them down. This book has avoided that by combining two sections. The first is a series of stories about Angela's experiences. The second is a well-researched history of modern psychic research. Both are very interesting! And in the end it provides this book with a very satisfying, well-rounded feel. It's a page-turner for sure!This book is expertly written, and contains chapter-by-chapter bibliographies for any who wish to pursue further reading.

I read this book in preparation for interviewing Ms. Smith on Talkcity.com about this book. I found the book to be an excellent discription of the research process that has gone on in the past twenty years. She also updates the jargon of the profession. Remote perceptions is a nice term to describe the variety of experiences that extend our consciousness beyond our normal locale. I found her explantions to be accurate. The follow-up interveiw also revealed she is authentic.

A really terrific book, and an excellent complement to Joe McMoneagle's Remote Viewing. As a beginning remote viewer (I can do it sometimes, so I know it works) I found Thompson Smith's book both helpful and encouraging. I also enjoyed it immensely -- the writing was straightforward and engaging.

I was fortunate enough to have spent a week with Angela in Las Vegas doing her remote viewing course. I concluded that she possesses extraordinary talents and has the natural ability to share her unique knowledge with her students in an easy-going, graphic manner. Her book is written in the same style. It is required reading for any individual who is developing an interest in the 21st century mind-science of remote viewing. -- Editor - AUSTRALIAN LATERAL THINKING NEWSLETTER

ms. Smith does a superb job treating a difficult subject. She handles the abilities which some people consider black art smoothly and temperently. a wonderful book filled with insightful facts and analyses