JeanSchemit
Padawan Learner
Robert Monroe never talked about "reincarnation traps" or anything similar, as far as I know. And what he did was not remote viewing, but astral projection (out of body experiences).
You're right, he's having out of body experiences, not RV, but he do mentions rings surrounding earth, these rings are described as energy structures in the nonphysical planes that encircle the Earth and is populated by non-physical entities (my guess the reptilian & co). He also talks about non-physical entities extracting negative energy from human aka "loosh" (those are parts of the reincarnation trap theory) but since he never really mentioned the term "reincarnation trap" I would gladly edit my previous post to remove his name but I can no longer do so due to this forum's limitations, however, even without Monroe's name, the general idea of my previous post remains the same.
Remote viewing itself can be accurate or it can be complete fantasy, eg. the remote viewers see what the 'tasker' who gave them the target expects, believes or imagines.
I agree with you, but we're talking about different groups who don't know each other and yet come to the same conclusion. I think that's food for thought.
The C's also never mentioned anything like "reincarnation traps".
Does somebody asked? Even if someone asked, how accurate will be the answer?
I find that people on this forum are quick to respond “The C's said [...]” as if it were the Ten Commandments written in stone, a final and non-negotiable answer, but do you remember when the C's said the RA material was ~64% accurate and it was considered good, now how accurate are the C's? (and how accurate is that 64% statement). I'm not saying this to discredit the C's, I just think we have to be cautious with channeled sources (even with the C's).
@whitecoast I will read those books, thanks for the suggestion.