The New Dimensions Café
The Science and Practice of Precognition - Julia Mossbridge, Ph.D. - C0454
Nov 13, 2024
Dr. Julia Mossbridge, a cognitive neuroscientist and futurist, shares her fascinating journey into precognition, inspired by a dream that predicted a friend's lost watch. She delves into the nuances of precognition, premonition, and telepathy, highlighting both personal experiences and scientific insights. Dr. Mossbridge discusses the evolving understanding of consciousness and time, pushing for a cultural shift towards embracing these concepts. She also emphasizes the potential for harnessing precognition alongside AI, advocating community engagement to enhance these abilities.
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Quick takeaways
- Early experiences with precognition, often initiated by dreams, can ignite a lifelong exploration into the nature of time and consciousness.
- The development of ethical precognition through innovative practices and technology holds promise for personal and societal growth in decision-making.
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Personal Journey into Precognition
Early experiences with precognition often begin with dreams, as exemplified by one individual's recollection of a dream that predicted a friend's lost watch. This seemingly mundane yet accurate dream served as a catalyst for scientific inquiry into the nature of time and consciousness. Encouraged by supportive parents, the individual began documenting dreams to explore the frequency of such premonitions, prompting a profound interest in the topic. These early revelations underscore the idea that even minor occurrences can lead to a lifelong fascination with the science of precognition.
