What Future Do Remote Viewers See Coming in Our Future?

Dreaming of Eden Part 3

Prophecy is not fate—it is invitation.

When we listen carefully, we notice that different streams of foresight (mystical, psychic, and analytical) often begin to echo one another. They don’t predict identical details, but they gesture toward the same patterns: a period of increasing centralization, followed by a turning point, and then the rise of communities living closer to the earth. In researching whether others were seeing the same potentials I was, I came across two individuals reporting on what their own or others remote viewing was postulating.

Remote Viewer Lyn Buchanan: Mid Century there is a Pivotal Moment

Remote viewer Lyn Buchanan sees collapses happening involving several countries leading to establishment of a one-world government, Then, things will move back to local governance again.

He states, “Local government will come back into effect, we’ll have a lot of agrarian societies because we will have less people, we’ll have the greater technology, were we can make our own food, make our own tools and all that, and we will become as families, and family groups more self-sufficient, and actually life will end up being better…” (Episode 398, Through a Looking Glass Darkly, YouTube).

The decentralized future he describes is not a return to the Stone Age. Technology still exists, but in forms that empower communities rather than entrap them. He has spoken of new forms of power emerging, as well as practical innovations like roads that can charge vehicles as they travel (which is interestingly something I think Bill Gates talked about in his book on Climate Change). In this vision, people live in smaller, self-reliant communities, but with technologies that make life easier and more sustainable.

For Buchanan, mid-century becomes a pivotal moment when this shift takes hold: communities rediscover not only cooperation and local resilience, but also ways of weaving technology into daily life that align with freedom instead of control. People will simply get tired of living under control. He also mentions that an understanding of the Law of Supply and Demand will help the process (utilizing boycotts and other peaceful forms of resistance). He also mentions these communities will make their own tools (perhaps even 3D printing them).