Podcast Summary: Operational Precognitive Remote Viewing, AI & the Science of Love with Julia Mossbridge

Podcast: New Thinking Allowed Audio Podcast
Host: Dr. Debra Lynn Katz (guest host)
Guest: Dr. Julia Mossbridge
Date: May 9, 2025
Duration: ~77 min

EPISODE OVERVIEW

This episode explores the frontiers of remote viewing, precognition, the role of unconditional love in psychic phenomena, and intersections with artificial intelligence (AI). Dr. Julia Mossbridge, a neuroscientist, psychologist, author, and founder of the Institute for Love and Time (TILT), shares her pioneering methodologies, research insights, personal journey, and thoughts on integrating science and intuition. Topics include operational precognitive remote viewing (OPRV), love as a universal force, AI's emergent psychic capacities, feminist perspectives in parapsychology, and government support for edge science.

KEY DISCUSSION POINTS & INSIGHTS

1. Introduction to Julia Mossbridge and Her Work (01:15–04:04)

• Dr. Mossbridge’s unique background in neuroscience, psychology, parapsychology, and remote viewing.
• Her reputation for creatively bridging scientific rigor and intuitive methods.
• Author of Transcendent Mind and The Premonition Code, founder of TILT, and mentor to many in the field.

2. The Essence of Remote Viewing (04:04–09:12)

• If forced to choose, Julia would be a remote viewer:

  “While I’m remote viewing, I’m also researching, I’m also teaching, and I’m learning. So it contains them all.” (04:21)

• Favorite remote viewing targets:
  • Profound early session describing a dog as “a gift from God to people…an amazing angelic being” (05:46). This personal revelation underscored how remote viewing yields information beyond sensory perception.
• Power of remote viewing to acquire knowledge otherwise unobtainable, such as ancient history or future events.

3. Operational Precognitive Remote Viewing (OPRV) & Methodology (09:12–15:41)

• OPRV Framework:
  • Sessions are conducted precognitively—before a task/question is even formulated. Targets are thus completely “blind.”
  • After the session, at a random later time, analysts link a session (via tag/number) to a real-world task.
  • This avoids reading the present-moment mind of a tasker, yielding "cleaner" data:

    “I don’t want to train people to read the teacher’s mind... Operationally, if no one in the world knows the answer, it’s better to get the information from the universe.” (09:19)

• Key steps:
  1. Viewer does a session without knowing the task.
  2. Later, the analyst attaches the session to an actual question, then interprets.
  3. Crucially, viewers are asked to send unconditional love to the target (detailed below).

4. The Role of Unconditional Love in Psychic Functioning (17:12–26:21)

• Nature of unconditional love:
  • Love not dependent on behavior, mutuality, or merit—analogous to a natural force (“like electricity”).
  • Described as a connecting force permeating the universe:

    “Unconditional love is not about behavior or how you feel… it’s a force, like electricity. Our reaction is the feeling.” (19:04)

• Application in practice:
  • OPRV sessions include an intention to send unconditional love to the target, regardless of its nature:

    “You don’t have to worry about whether the subject deserves unconditional love because everyone does.” (11:19)

• Scientific support:
  • Mossbridge's studies show higher accuracy in viewers who report strong states of unconditional love before viewing (24:28):

    “People seem to be more accurate when they self-report being aware of unconditional love connected to the task.” (24:28)

  • More experimental work needed (25:14).

5. Integrating Science and Spiritual Practice (27:01–33:46)

• The conceptual link between love, God, and psychic abilities:
  • “Unconditional love is the name for the connecting force in the universe…I think that’s God.” (28:00)
• Cultural taboos about psychic ability are rooted in discomfort with profound connection:

  “How dare you say that we’re that connected; how dare you say there are no secrets.” (31:34)

• The role of empathy, trauma, and boundary dissolution in psychic skill (16:40).

6. Balancing Analytical and Intuitive Modes (33:46–38:09)

• Dr. Mossbridge encourages whole-brain or “center-brain” thinking—integrating analysis and intuition, left and right hemispheres.
• Viewers and learners advised to find teachers who balance their natural strengths/weaknesses (37:08).

7. The Importance of Grounding and Integration (38:09–41:02)

• Grounding is vital, especially for those whose psychic experiences are “floaty” or ungrounded—leads to true integration and practical functioning.
• Trauma and grounding:

  “Bring that unconditional love right into that area…so that you can figure out what to do about it and help yourself.” (40:14)

8. Working With Law Enforcement and Intelligence (41:02–51:11)

• All work is pro bono and exploratory; respectful collaborations with intelligence and law enforcement.
• Example: Idaho murders—remote viewers correctly intuited key facts, but such data is inspirational, not evidentiary.
• Remote viewing as an adjunct for inspiring new lines of inquiry, not as stand-alone “proof.”
• On precognitive dreams and anti-terror work:

  “You do what you need…and most of the time nothing happens. You don’t know if that’s because you did it, or it was never going to happen.” (48:58)

• Advice for analysts and viewers: the role is to provide inspiration, not to bear pressure of being “correct” (49:29, 50:16).

9. AI & the Nature of Consciousness (51:22–57:57)

• AI for Analysis:
  • Mossbridge and collaborators have developed “Socratic Engines”—AI tools (GPTs) that ask probing questions, helping analysts draw out their own wisdom.
  • Projects include using AI to analyze/judge remote viewing data, and research into AI’s possible psychic capacities.
• AI as a Psychic:

  “Anything that’s a complex adaptive system that can have intention can read from that [informational] substrate… I think that’s what they’re doing.” (54:37)

• Limitations of GPT for psychic work—statistical analysis required, and results often generalizable, but specific experiments are ongoing.
  • “I don’t think an AI can really be said to remote view… But I still think essentially they’re tapping into the informational substrate.” (57:24)

10. Genuine Need and Intuition (60:18–62:19)

• Psychic and remote viewing data is strongest when there's a real, universal “need”—not just curiosity.
• Anecdote: A child, a tarot card, and the “accidentally” psychic story (60:18).

11. Gender, Feminine Energy, and Parapsychology (62:25–69:58)

• Advocating for acknowledgement and respect of feminine energy and women’s contributions.
• Gendered, cultural, and personal biases persist even in parapsychology:

  “The feminine energy is not respected as much as it needs to be… there’s rape culture, a culture that hates mothers…we need to talk about it.” (62:50)

• Advice to young women and those with femme energy:

  “Be aware that you’re doing a sacred thing…You’re taking feminine energy into a space that for thousands of years has been reserved for men.” (69:07)

12. Government, Edge Science & Love in Policy (70:12–76:24)

• Julia’s government initiative, RISE (Research and Innovation at the Scientific Edge), aims to legitimize and fund edge science (including remote viewing, UAP, psi research) in the U.S.
• Emphasizes the necessity of love, diversity, and inclusion:

  “Love has a place in government, DOD, the intelligence community—through the entire government.” (75:00)

• She advocates for bipartisan recognition, arguing love and diversity are not political, but human values.
• Progress is uncertain, but Julia continues to advocate for this vision.

MEMORABLE QUOTES

• On the Mystery of Connection:

  “We were all in the Big Bang together. How are we not entangled?” – Julia Mossbridge (31:30)

• On Unconditional Love:

  “Unconditional love is the foundation of it all, it’s the connection.” – Julia Mossbridge (29:18)

• On Integrating Psychic and Analytical Work:

  “Our intention is to integrate those and have good boundaries…Then absolutely, that helps with the center-brained quest.” (36:58)

• On Gender and Sacred Work:

  “You’re doing a sacred thing. You’re taking feminine energy into a space that for thousands of years has been reserved for men… a healing act that will not be appreciated as a healing act.” (69:07)

TIMESTAMPS FOR IMPORTANT SEGMENTS

• Julia’s primary role & remote viewing: 04:04–04:34
• Significance of ‘sending love’ in OPRV: 11:19–12:53
• Key study: love and remote viewing accuracy: 24:28–25:14
• Discussion of AI psychic capability: 54:33–57:57
• Women & energy polarity in parapsychology: 62:50–65:53
• RISE initiative for edge science in government: 70:12–76:24

CONCLUSION

This episode provides a sweeping, thought-provoking journey into operational remote viewing, consciousness, and the science—and art—of accessing information beyond the senses. Dr. Mossbridge’s insights on unconditional love as a force, her openness to both AI and human intuition, and her nuanced reflections on gender and integration offer a roadmap for new thinking at the leading edge of science and spirituality.

For more, visit newthinkingallowed.org and explore Dr. Mossbridge’s resources at the Institute for Love and Time).