WELCOME to the August-September issue of the newsletter. Sorry this issue is so late. With the tragic events of 9/11 and a death in my own family, I was a bit overcome by events, and September suddenly turned into November. Here we are with the holidays upon us and time running out on another year. Thanks to Lyn Buchanan for sharing his experiences and photos from New York. One of Lyn’s advanced students Dr. Bill Stroud shares his thoughts on thesaural imaging and “stray cats.” Remote Influencing is an almost forbidden topic for some in our field and we managed to get a few details of a fascinating project underway involving remote influencing and time. Can you change history? On the lighter side you’ll enjoy some musings from the mind of Max. I hope you find this issue worth the wait. For those of you who enjoy the newsletter- let’s hear from you! We accept submissions in the form of articles or just plain old letters to the editor. Let us know what you think. Aloha, Dick Allgire Editor THIS ISSUE Volume 7, Number 7 Published by the Hawaii Remote Viewers' Guild August-September 2001 FEATURE STORY Remote Influencing by Dick Allgire and Glenn Wheaton NEWS: Analysis & Commentary New York City Trip by Lyn Buchanan Gathering Sounds: Remote Viewing and the Deaf by John Pacifico Making A Stray Cat Prolific: Thesaural Imaging and Remote Viewing by Bill Stroud, Ph.D. Play It Again, Sam!: Session Analysis Machine by Dick Allgire Discussions on Remote Viewing, Part Six by Jimmy Williams This is the sixth in a series of articles meant to promote dialog about the nature of remote viewing by comparing it to works by authors that seem pertinent to the discussion, but in particular to the experimental work in telepathy done by French chemical engineer Rene’ Warcollier in the early decades of the twentieth century. SHORT STORY At The Sports Book by E.S. Max Aronov Submissions Accepted: Please send your articles, sessions, letters, predictions and stories about remote viewing to the editor, Dick Allgire. Privacy Statement Copyright © 2001, H.R.V.G. All rights reserved.