Is There Scientific Proof of Precognition?

A: Absolutely, and I think it really is like the social sciences, like psychology or economics, I mean, you look at trends and you look at interpretation, but you know, a lot of what I do and I imagine what the two of you do as well is you see something and you try to make a story out of it, and you try to find out how is that helpful to a particular person, and there is so much going on, where we do readings for people. People think being a psychic is pulling in new information, but I think the big part is getting rid of the information and figuring out what is the most important event.

PT: Now that’s really true– yes, in other words, editing it is the hard part.

A: I think it is . . . because there is so much out there and trying to find the vantage point, I mean, just like our senses bring stuff in, they’re also filters, I mean there’s a lot more going on that our brains can’t handle the truth…

PT: Yes. We’re making creative leaps in unusual ways just as an artist would or a musician would. That is what made Michael Jackson such a great musician and singer and artist, because he was such a genius. He was making a creative leap forward that no one else was making, and it changed music. I think music is tied in with psychic ability. It’s all one thing– the creative element. It’s tied in with physics. It’s tied in with science. Yes, our bodies are made up of energy and our minds… it’s all energy… it’s all information fields that are constantly changing, they are constantly in flux. And we feel that as humans we’re part of this universal consciousness, if you will, that we can access; and it’s almost like we tap into these archetypes. Terry and I do this all the time, we tap into these archetypal symbols and I think very creative people do that intuitively. We use it in our artwork, we use it in our music, our writing, our costumes, and it’s always been like that. It’s not something anybody taught us, it’s just something we were born with.

We wish you a safe month. Blessings to all,

Terry and Linda