Are We Having a Collective Precognitive Memory of Going Home to the Stars?

by Gregg Prescott, M.S., In5D

Many people feel like earth isn’t their home, as if they are visiting here in this incarnation from another planet. Is this a premonition of what is about to come?

Dolores Cannon is a past life regression hypnotherapist who has worked with literally thousands of people through regression hypnotherapy.

In many of these regressions, she has heard the same story over and over and over again. While under hypnosis, many of her clients state that they either feel like they are not from this planet or they have lived past lives on other planets.

In a previous article, “A Door is About to Open!,” there was a segment that talks about the Global Consciousness Project and how we can perceive events that have not yet happened through precognitive sensory abilities.

Global consciousness (sometimes called “field consciousness”) is the notion that when groups of people focus their minds on the same thing, they influence “the world at large” (Radin 1997: ch. 10).

Roger Nelson heads the Global Consciousness Project, which is an organization that collects data from around the world in its effort to prove that global consciousness exists.

Nelson published a study called “Wishing for Good Weather,” which appeared in The Journal for Scientific Exploration (1997, Vol. 11, No. 1). The following is an excerpt from the abstract:

"Reunion and commencement activities at Princeton University, involving thousands of alumni, graduates, family and others, are held outdoors, and it is often remarked that they are almost always blessed with good weather.

"A comparison of the recorded rainfall in Princeton vs. nearby communities shows that there is significantly less rain, less often, in Princeton on those days with major outdoor activities."

Nelson’s research results suggested that focused intent in Princeton kept the rain away. An amazing facet of this research found that our thoughts can sometime be precognitive.

For example, testing results were dramatically amplified before September 11, 2001, as if many people knew something big was about to happen, but could not specifically put their finger on what was about to occur.

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