Dr. Q Mage

Remote viewer. Mage. Exploring perception beyond the five senses.

[Dr. Q Mage @DrQMage]

New video is out.

You've felt it.
That moment when something makes you stop.
You can't explain why, but every part of you says: not this way.

Our ancestors lived by that feeling for hundreds of thousands of years.
It led them to water.
It warned them at the river crossing.
It told them something was wrong with someone they loved, long before any news arrived.

Then we built maps, phones and satellites.
We stopped asking "What am I sensing?"
And started asking "What does the screen say?"

In this one I share my theory that remote viewing and psi started as survival, and I take you inside my own sessions to show what it feels like to reach for that same old sense.

The Survival Sense
https://t.co/RunbJB398t

Have you ever stopped for a reason you couldn't explain? Tell me below.

#RemoteViewing #Psi #Intuition #SixthSense #HumanEvolution

[Dr. Q Mage @DrQMage]

@FairyParking @The_Astral_ Great to know that... now hope we both got it right as well 😀

[Dr. Q Mage @DrQMage]

@DrBeaVillarroel @rosscoulthart You guys are definitely onto something. One possible explanation for how these machines knew what would happen is that, from their perspective, they were revisiting an event that had already occurred. They could be technology created by humans, or beings much like us.

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@The_Astral_ Oh yes, good old soldier 😁

[Dr. Q Mage @DrQMage]

A hunter stops at the edge of a valley.
He can't see anything wrong.
He can't explain it to the others.
He takes the long way home anyway.

Our species has lived by moments like that for around 300,000 years.

Forty-five thousand years ago, people living around Bacho Kiro cave in Europe had tools, fire and language. They had no maps, no phones and nobody to call. Their senses and their gut were all they had.

And we still carry more of that than we think. In one study, people tracked a scent trail across a field with their noses, like dogs, and got better with practice.

Here's my theory.
Some of what we call psi today started as survival.
Remote viewing to find water and food.
A sudden unease about someone far away.
A warning in the stomach before danger shows up.

Then we built maps, phones and satellites.
We stopped asking our own minds to do that work.
Maybe the ability stayed, and only our trust in it faded.

I got into remote viewing through hunches I couldn't explain, long before I knew what a session was. Ten years later, I think I'm reaching for the same thing that hunter trusted.

New video: The Survival Sense
Out in a couple of days.

Have you ever stopped for a reason you couldn't explain?

#RemoteViewing #Psi #Intuition #HumanEvolution

https://t.co/JNIbBKa7DL

[Dr. Q Mage @DrQMage]

@The_Astral_ And now what? 😁

[Dr. Q Mage @DrQMage]

@The_Astral_ Are you sure what you felt was the new knowledge? Could be hangover from last night 😁

[Dr. Q Mage @DrQMage]

@MikesUAP @The_Astral_ No they're not from some Exo planet, they're us from the future, I've uploaded few remote viewing videos on my channel, look one about Roswell.

[Dr. Q Mage @DrQMage]

Reptilians vs Grays fighting?? the information was already gathered using remote viewing months ago.

https://t.co/vqcQnfiS9b

[Dr. Q Mage @DrQMage]

Agreed they're not dogs and can also confirm that it's annoying for them, however sometimes their own missions aligned with the requests

There're no plane in the area on flight radar that day, that time, you could easily see it with your own eyes and slow moving, the orb wasn't even moving.

The point is, you can do even in the daylight and if Chris thinks these orbs are what's he is calling then he should do it in daylight.

[Dr. Q Mage @DrQMage]

@micread26 @The_Astral_ https://t.co/Openr24pxK

[Dr. Q Mage @DrQMage]

@AnunnGnostic @Jason_Jorjani Yes!

[Dr. Q Mage @DrQMage]

@AnunnGnostic @Jason_Jorjani Remote viewing sessions confirmed what he's saying!

[Dr. Q Mage @DrQMage]

@The_Astral_ I saw Eric and said...Off course

[Dr. Q Mage @DrQMage]

Maybe the bold claims serve a purpose beyond us. When a former intelligence officer goes on the biggest podcast in the world and talks about crashed craft, alien bodies, and reverse engineering, we listen and wonder. So do Russia, China, and every other adversary.

Now put yourself in their shoes. If there's even a small chance the US has alien technology, would you risk a fight? You'd think twice. You'd wonder what they're hiding and whether you could ever compete.
That's psychological warfare. You don't have to show the tech. You only need them to believe it might exist.

Real or not, the doubt alone works as a deterrent.