A Psychic Voyage to the Moon: Remote Viewing the Secrets of the Space Ark on Earth's Nearest Neighbor

A grazing herd of mastodon. A monumental aquarium filled with whales. A very human docent to explain the history of the moon as a refuge for humans in times of catastrophe, how it came to be confused with objects of worship, and the reason that the our moon is the last inhabited world humans will ever be able to visit in person.

When we set out to do remote viewing sessions of the surface of the moon, we really didn't expect to find Noah's Ark, or to be offered a guided tour. As one of our members commented as we were reviewing our notes, "Psychiatrists have medication for this, you know."

The moon is more or less what it appears to be -- at its surface. Just below the visible surface of the moon lies a remarkable, earth-like biosphere that has profound importance for earth, and has for thousands of years. This is what we collectively believe to be its story.

We are a group of aging remote viewers who take psychic voyages as a hobby. We admit it, we loved Dick Tracy (the comic strip that had regular references to Luna and her Moon People) when we were kids in the 1950's. When we did a series of remote viewing sessions of earth's nearest neighbor, however, we didn't really expect to find anything interesting. We didn't find Dick Tracy's daughter in law Luna, but we did find a thriving, small, apparently human civilization on the moon, one that has profound influence on our daily lives, one that has an open psychic window for its neighbors on earth.