On March 16th at Centre Malesherbes Grand Amphitheatre in Paris, Joe will engage in a public dialogue with writer, director and journalist, Stéphane Allix, about remote viewing and whatever other topics arise from their conversation!

Stéphane is the president and founder of INREES, an organization whose objective is to help advance knowledge about the extraordinary and often misunderstood topics, with an emphasis on learning how the world works and exploring the unknown. With its magazine, major conferences, web space, books and television shows, INREES addresses science and spirituality, recent research on the consciousness of life and death, and brings a rigorous, open and scientific approach to investigating such topics, without taboos or bias.

You can learn more about Joe’s appearance at this INREES event at: http://www.inrees.com/Conferences/les-espions-extrasensoriels-avec-Joe-Mc-Moneagle/ If you’d like to make a reservation to attend, click here: Réserver vos places

Dr. Edwin C. May is Director of the Laboratories for Fundamental Research and the Cognitive Sciences Laboratory, and former Director of the research projects now collectively compiled under the name STAR GATE. The majority of science research in those projects was published by Dr. May, who is also author or co-author of some of the most groundbreaking papers in psi research history.

Dr. May is going to be live in an online text chat for the TKR Remote Viewing Project, at the Dojo Psi Remote Viewing chat: http://www.dojopsi.com/chat/ on July 9, at 6:00pm Pacific / 9:00pm Eastern. Feel welcome to stop by and send your questions to the interviewer, who uses as many live submissions as possible as the base of the interview.

Dr. May has an exciting book coming up soon, and TKR hopes to talk with him about Associative Remote Viewing and Fuzzy Set Analysis as well. Come say hello!

FYI, Joe is a Research Associate at CSL. You can find the website at http://www.lfr.org

Pssst: Both Joe and Nancy have interviews coming up shortly! Joe’s is July 11th at 5:00pm Eastern and Nancy’s is July 21st at 9:00pm Eastern, but I will post a formal announcement about each prior to those dates. There will also be transcripts on their RV Expo pages and I’ll make a link for y’all in case you can’t make the chat. But if you can, come tell them hello and submit questions! I’m trying to convince them to use their blog a little more often (ok… at all…!) so maybe that would encourage them. ;-)

Best,
Palyne

– Joe

It’s a webcast on the show Conscious Living. The show is also on iTunes.

Nancy is on (talking about Astrology) at 4:00 P.M. Eastern, and Joe is on (talking about Remote Viewing) at 6:00 P.M. Eastern.

A quick update to let you know about the latest goings-on and about what’s coming up. . .

The week following Easter, Joe and I attended the Council Grove Conference in Kansas – the first time in over 30 years for me, having gone there with my step-father, Bob Monroe, back in the mid-70s, and Joe’s first time there. The Council Grove Conference was begun forty years ago to provide a safe place for colleagues to discuss their work in what was then an emerging field — the study of consciousness. This year’s conference’s title was: “Ways of Knowing: Sips from the Stream of Consciousness.” Elmer Green, Ph.D., of biofeedback fame, was one of the founders of the conference and graced us all with his incredibly lively presence and wisdom during the conference. Elmer is now 90 years old and more energetic and clear than most 20-somethings I know!

Joe gave a presentation on “Remote Viewing — Beyond Space and Time,” which was so good he was awarded a standing ovation by the 120+ people there. Though I’ve heard Joe speak many times, I was yet again impressed not only by what he had to say, but with how clearly, powerfully and humorously he delivered his material. I gave a presentation entitled: “Stellar Ways of Being: Astrological Tips for Accessing the Infinite,” in which I had fun talking and interacting with the group about the strengths and issues of each Sun Sign and how best to get in touch with the ‘All That Is,’ given their Signs’ qualities. For some strange reason, I was internally prompted to actually sing a few bars of songs and music I associated with each Sign, so I also ended up belting out a few musical pieces here and there to give another way to experience the Signs. What WAS I thinking?! It was fun, in any event, and the folks seemed to enjoy it. Sorry — there are no recordings of either Joe’s or my presentations.

After Council Grove, we then went on to Kansas City, where our old friend, Fowler Jones, a psychologist who also trained some Gateway Programs with me at the Monroe Institute many years back, had invited us to speak to his Psychic Studies Institute group, which we did at the Unity Temple on the Plaza on March 29th. Once again, Joe wowed the folks with his presentation about remote viewing and Star Gate, and I gave a brief talk about astrology and what a wonderful guidance and timing system it is for all aspects of our lives.

COMING UP:

For our Japanese friends and TV viewers, Joe will be appearing on the 13th episode of “FBI: Psychic Investigators” which will be airing April 8th at 10:00 p.m. on Nippon TV. We won’t know the outcome of Joe’s remote viewing of the two murder cases he did for the show while the film crew was here in Virginia a few weeks ago until after the program airs, but we’ll let you know how it turns out once we know something.

For folks interested in UFO matters, Joe will be presenting “How Psychic Are They?” at the Great UFO/ET Congress at the Ramada in Bordentown, NJ on Saturday, May 3rd at 7:30 p.m. You can sign up for the conference by contacting Pat Marcattilio at (609) 631-8955.

Folks in the Durham, North Carolina area may want to attend Joe’s one-day workshop on remote viewing on June 28th at the Rhine Research Center during their “Summer Psi Camp.” For more information, contact the Rhine folks at www.Rhine.org.

That’s it for now. I hope all of you are enjoying the gifts of spring and are bringing your particular gifts to the fore for all to enjoy!

Blessings to all,

Nancy “Scooter” McMoneagle

Given he’s officially died more than once (!) and come awfully close goodness knows how many other times — from hard combat to medical — I think having him around for this day is a long string of miracles… that rocks.

I’m hijacking Joe and Scooter’s blog (webmaster key!) to post a note wishing Joe a very HAPPY BIRTHDAY. Anybody who’d like to say hello and happy birthday to Joe, you can post a comment to this message and he will read them.

Glad to have you around Joe. You’re the man!!

Palyne

Joe and I will update the blog a bit later about our recent trip to Japan for the latest edition of the Psychic Investigator Show he did for Nippon TV, which aired December 26th.

Again, my appreciation to all of you for your loving support since Laurie’s passing.

With gratitude,
Scooter

Anyone who is a subscriber to Whitley Strieber’s Unknown Country will be happy to hear that Joe’s doing an interview with Whitley for his on-line website http://www.unknowncountry.com/subscribe/. They plan to post his interview on the site by Saturday the 2nd of December 2006. The interview will last approximately 45 minutes.

For the more TV-watching inclined, Joe recently completed filming a live, double-blind demonstration for the A&E Channel, demonstrating Precognitive Remote Viewing. In what many consider totally mind-bending, Joe described the target photograph prior to its being randomly selected by a computer. His target was double-blind judged by Ed May to be a first-place match. He did a second target as well which achieved a second-place match. Joe believes it, too, should have been a first place match, but you can watch the show and determine this for yourself when it is shown. The A&E Special on Precognition is scheduled to air sometime late February or early March on the A&E Channel. Watch this Blog for the date/time.

And for our Japanese friends, this past week Joe worked a few missing person cases for the upcoming edition (the 12th or 13th now — I’ve lost count!) of the Japanese TV show, “FBI: Psychic Investigators.” In an interesting change of pace for this show, he worked a cold case with retired Los Angeles homicide detective, Jimmy Sakoda. Jimmy now operates a Risk Intelligence and Corporate Investigation Firm with his son out of Newport Beach, California, www.jsisolutions.com. Joe also remote viewed (using the typical, double-blind protocol) two missing people in Japan, which took nearly sixteen hours of filming in our dining room. Preliminary feedback is that he might have been successful, but we won’t really know until the live studio filming on the 16th of December in Tokyo. The show is scheduled to air in Japan on Nippon TV, Channel 4, the evening of December 26th from 9 to 11 p.m.

Here’s hoping all of you have had a wonderful Thanksgiving holiday!

Warmly,

Scooter

If you want to check out the Coast to Coast website about this show, it’s at:

http://www.coasttocoastam.com/shows/2006/11/01.html

Happy listening!

All best,
Scooter

P.S. 11/1 – Opened for comments

As a result of the brace I no longer unconsciously move forward, putting weight on my left foot with my toes folded under, which previously guaranteed a forward nosedive to the pavement. Now, my toes are pointed straight up where they should be. My heel still catches however, because my foot drags just a bit, so my knee fails to lock and I kind of half stumble. But I’m able to catch myself with my cane. Without the cane, I’d probably fall over anyway, or at least do a fancy dance. Carrying a cup of coffee or cup of soup, I’d probably paint a wall or splatter people on the way down. So, the doctors are right, it’s all a good thing.

I was sort of half wishing they were wrong though and I could humor them and just throw the stuff away in a couple of weeks. Now resigned, I guess I’ll be shopping for an elegant walking stick in the near future.

They inserted four segments of cadaver bone between what is left of the leading edges of my vertebrae (L1-L2-L3-L4 and L5.) Maybe the bone donor died of anorexia or at sometime in their life suffered from the terrible disease. Now that the bone is being fully integrated into my spine, well…who knows about these things?

I never dream about food any more. I used to, now and then. Or, at least used to dream of the great glass of scotch and where I used to drink it, the tavern, bistro, winery, cellar, bar, restaurant, home, country, town, city, place, etc., and the sort of vague meal, usually great company that went with it. But that kind of dreaming hasn’t happened in a long time. Hmmm. Cadaver bones?? Anyway, it’s a possibility . . . maybe.

This morning, sometime after sunrise, he wandered down into the edge of the woods and curled up in a small, warm ball and passed into his next incarnation — perhaps a Bengal Tiger or a Snow Leopard!

He was just a few days short of his eighteenth birthday. He didn’t make a big deal about it. He slept with us as usual last night. Got up as usual, ate his breakfast and generally talked to us and the walls like he always does, went outside and laid in his favorite bushes for a bit. He then sauntered off to a favored spot in his woods where he made his transition.

Scooter and I both wish we could have been with him, holding him when he passed, but it was his choice and we have always supported him in his choices because he was our dear friend. We will miss him as we miss all our fur friends who have left us. But we learned a lot from him about gentleness, kindness, and unconditional love. We also learned how to create and protect our home and space, and equally how to share with others.

Interestingly, Bing didn’t leave us high and dry. We watched him diligently and carefully train his own replacement for three or four months prior to his departure. His name is Butler. He trained him to the point that Butler also sleeps where Bing slept, also does exactly what Bing did, exactly, to the letter, no deviation. Any deviation while Bing was training him was never tolerated. When Butler came into our life, he was totally wild. Any attempt to pet him resulted in a severe wound to your hand. He is now just as gentle as Bing ever was. He is our parting gift from Bing, who was not only our dearest and wisest friend, but who surely knew our hearts would be broken with his departure.

Wherever you are, Bingman, we send all our love and Godspeed to your next destination.