SPACE PSYCHOLOGIST listening

SPACE PSYCHOLOGIST listening

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SPACE PSYCHOLOGIST listening episodes

  • Birdie Jaworski: Not One Miss in 20,000 Sessions

    Remote viewer Birdie Jaworski went back through more than twenty thousand sessions, her own and her students’, and found not a single miss. A student given an envelop with a hidden photograph of a dolphin drew a woman in a velvet raincoat asking to be let out, and that drawing changed how she teaches. We talk about her first blind session, which turned out to be the Space Shuttle Challenger, why she tells students never to say they got something wrong, and why she believes everyone can learn.

    This is the second episode of Space Psychologist Listening, conversations with people whose knowing arrived before the proof did.

    FIND BIRDIE

    TransDimensional Mapping: https://www.transdimensionalmapping.com

    Her free six-part beginner course on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@NoRivets

    Her free memoir, Intentions: https://www.norivets.com

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    EXPLORE

    Episode 01, with two-time Psi Games precognition winner David Tran: HERE

    START HERE

    A map of the Space Psychologist’s Earth Log: HERE

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    1 hr 26 min
  • David Tran: 2 Psi Games Wins in Precognition

    David Tran won precognition and psychokinesis at the 2025 Psi Games, then went back and won precognition again in 2026. He comes to it from data analytics, and he spent the year between the two competitions measuring what actually changed. We talk about training rather than talent, what he noticed when his brainwaves flattened during an event, and why he believes this is repeatable rather than rare.



    This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit driyawhiteley.substack.com/subscribe
    1 hr 40 min

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Conversations with people whose knowing arrived before the proof did. Dr Iya Whiteley is a space psychologist and a parent, studying how we perceive, from newborn babies to astronauts. Each episode is…