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Chapter 1 CIRCUMSTANCES WE GET SUCKED INTO I have debated at length how to begin this book, and whether to begin it with the philosophical topic of this chapter -- circumstances we get sucked into -- and how we then live our lives on their behalf. This is a topic which at first seems far removed from the story of remote viewing. But it is important to the saga and soap opera of the story -- because the real story was always overshadowed by the circumstances which brought about its activity and enactments. We take "circumstances" for granted, so much so that we seldom look very deeply into them. In general, most people seem to believe that circumstances are separate from themselves, and that whether they can control and manage them depends on the individual involved. However, if one studies the dynamics of circumstances, it appears that there are many levels or strata of them, and that there are "local" circumstances and "non-local" ones.