Mystery Of The Scientist Who ‘Saw’ A Fire From Miles Away
Ellen Lloyd - AncientPages.com - He had no access to any form of modern communication like television, radio, or telephone, and yet he was fully aware of a raging fire that took place some hundred miles away from his own location.
He could describe in detail the entire event without being at the scene. He could see events taking place in the mind's eye, the third eye.
Until this day, this strange case has never been properly explained, and most likely we will never know what really happened on that day. Was he a man who had the gift of second sight?
How can we explain his bizarre visions? This mysterious scientist left behind many unanswered questions we are attempting to answer. His personality is as fascinating and his mysterious visions.
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