Jon Knowles

Jon Knowles has been active in the remote viewing community as a viewer, analyst, project manager and admin person for over 23 years.

Speaker Bio

Jon Knowles has been a remote viewer, trainer, and project manager since 1999. He has been active in TransDimensional Systems, the Aurora Remote Viewing Group, and the Applied Precognition Project. Knowles is the author of Remote Viewing from the Ground Up (2017) and co-author of Associative Remote Viewing: The Art and Science of Predicting Outcomes for Sports, Politics, Finances & the Lottery (2021). He has published seven articles in Eight Martinis magazine and has presented at several Applied Precognition conferences, as well as at the IRVA conferences in 2022 and 2023. Jon co-authored “UFOs and Remote Viewing in Russia and the USA” with Daz Smith, published in Nexus magazine, July-August 2023, Vol. 30, No. 4.

Jon holds a B.A. in philosophy from Harvard University and an M.A. in English Language and Literature from the University of California, Berkeley. His internet portal is https://www.jonknowles8.com, and he can be reached at jonknowles8@yahoo.com.

The UFO-RV Challenge

The UFO-RV Challenge: There’s a Double Dilemma for the US and Russia—and it’s not the Ukraine War!

With the exception of a couple individuals, the RV community has by and large not wanted to explore the UFO-RV connection. The presentation brings out little known features of the connection as well as what each “strange” field may tell us about the dynamic, promising but troubling future that is rapidly unfolding before our eyes as a species. With the acknowledgment by the Pentagon of the reality of UFOs/UAP, it is an opportune time to explore the many connections with remote viewing. These include UFO experiences by remote viewers and accurate remote viewing sessions of UFOs with confirmable feedback, as well as the dual challenge these two extraordinary fields have presented to the US and Russian military and governments. This presentation is based on research done for an article accepted for publication by Nexus magazine. The presentation will explore the extraordinary features of the RV-UFO connection, including little known UFO experiences by remote viewers (sightings, contact, physical effects, abduction) and remote viewing sessions of UFOs with confirmable feedback (“TicTac” UAP and the Phoenix Lights). The great challenge the reality of these two “impossible” subjects presents for the military and governments, specifically in the US (Star Gate project) and Russia (remote viewing program, 10-year study of UFOs by the military, and the Voronezh incident) will be addressed. UFO controversies in the remote viewing community will be discussed as well as the implications of remote viewing and UAP for the new paradigm that is emerging in physics and consciousness studies.