Eric WargoPrecognitive Dreamwork and the Long Self
Interpreting Messages from Your Future
Eric Wargo has a Ph.D. in anthropology from Emory University and works as a professional science writer and editor in Washington, D.C. He is the author of the acclaimed book Time Loops. In his spare time, Wargo writes about science fiction, consciousness, and parapsychology at his popular blog, The Nightshirt.
Acknowledgments
Introduction: They Dreamed
PART 1
A PRECOG’S PROGRESS
1 Unmanned My Psychic Due Diligence
2 Vaal and Redemption How a Star Trek Episode Taught Me Memory Goes
Backward
3 Psychic Citizen Science Taking the J. W. Dunne Challenge
PART 2
THE LAW IN THE MIND
4 The Technicolor Elephant Freud and the Art of Memory
5 Future Towers from Past Bricks Basics of Dream Precognition
6 The Unusual Suspects of the Dreamworld Applying Free Association and the
Mnemonic Theory
PART 3
GIFTS IN THE LANDSCAPE
7 Rules of the Grail Kingdom Dream Space and Dream Time
8 Library Angels and Scarab Beetles Synchronicity, Retrocausation, and the
Tesseract Brain
9 Beyond Archetypes The Fractal Geometry of Prophecy
PART 4
THE LAW IN THE COSMOS (ON FATE AND FREE WILL)
10 “But I Survived” Understanding Premonitions
11 Four-Dimensional Billiards Time Travel and Meaning in a Self-Consistent
Universe
12 The Wyrd of Doctor WTF The Real Superpowers of the Unconscious 13
What’s Expected of Us in a Block Universe New Myths for Precogs
PART 5
THE CARE OF THE LONG SELF
14 After the Miracle How Our Thoughts Influence Our Past
15 A Precog Claims Her Gifts One Woman’s Life-Altering Precognitive
Awakening
16 Giants and Angels The Precognitive Self-Care System
17 Look Back in Amber Time Gimmicks and Dream Paleontology
PART 6
SPACETIME TRAVEL IN THE BORDERLANDS (GAMES FOR ADVANCED PLAYERS)
18 Possessed by Your Future Out-of-Body Experiences, Lucid Dreams, and
Sleep Paralysis
19 Liminal Precognition Hypnagogia, Active Imagination, Creativity, and
Meditation Conclusion: The Long Self Revolution A Call to Action
Appendix: Precognitive Dreamwork Principles
Notes
References
Index
