The ARGNY Blog

Aport of Call

This is a subject that is a little bit out there, but interesting, nonetheless. The phenomena of aportation, has its beginnings fraudulently in the 1800's when fake mediums would materialize objects out of nothing, with the explanation that they were gifts from the spirits. Sort of like paranormal door prizes. These days, charlatanism still surrounds aportation, with people like Sathya Sai Baba puking up all kinds of trinkets and paraphanalia in front of frenzied Indian groupies.

 

However, more reliable anecdotal evidence has been reported on the aportation of objects where no normal means of their sudden presence could be explained. On a recent episode of Paranormal State, a family was being plagued by the sudden aportation of potpourri balls, which would be thrown at them as they lay asleep on their bed. Understand, there were no potpourri balls present in the house at all until they would materialize out of nowhere. This in fact happens during the episode, although it is not visible on camera. Why potpourri? Who knows. They should just be glad, the balls were potpourri and bowling.

The reverse of aportation (what is that called? Unportation, Reportation? Deportation?) is extremely common in locations with reports of other types of paranormal activity. For example, keys or jewelry will suddenly disappear and re-appear in another spot. Or disappear, never to be found. This is sometimes also known as theft.

I Can See for Miles and Miles and Miles....Oh Yeah.

During my Forever Family Foundation discussion group meeting last week, the topic of remote viewing came up. For the uninitiated, remote viewing is the act of gaining information of a distant and/or unseen target by psychic means. The first experiments were conducted at Stanford in 1972 and quickly caught the attention of, yup you guessed it, the CIA, code named Stargate. Why? Because the Russians had begun their own remote viewing experiments. The Remote Viewing Race was on! That is until the CIA's programs started being scrutinized by a post-Watergate public and they dumped the program so that they wouldn't be considered to be maniacs. Yeah, that worked out for them. So, the Air Force, never afraid of sloppy seconds, picked it up. The program did yield some interesting results that turned out to be correct, like a description of a new class of Soviet subs and the location of a downed Soviet bomber in Africa. Eventually, the program was abandoned by the military, but continued in the private sector. There are now several companies offering courses in remote viewing. My favorite, though for purely comedic reasons, has got to be the Matrix Research Center, that gives as its address and I'm not kidding: East Side of the Volcano, Middle of the Pacific Ocean.

So, what does this all have to do with the afterlife you ask? Well, if you didn't have a physical body, you would be sensing (viewing) all things psychically and would then, theoretically, be able to sense remote objects and people. Moreover, without a physical body, you wouldn't just be sensing, you'd be experiencing remotely. It's a very interesting concept and one worth exploring. The ability to remotely view a women's locker room? You bet it's worth exploring!