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Remote Viewing Demystified

Tuesday, September 16, 2014 16:58

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By Matt Raye

Guest Writer for Wake up World

Remote viewing is a mental faculty that allows a perceiver (a “viewer”) to describe or give details about something that is inaccessible to “normal” senses. In remote viewing, the viewer not only verbalizes what he or she is perceiving, but usually also records it in writing or in sketches. [1]

It is my hope in writing this article that I can relate to the reader exactly what Remote Viewing is, while dispelling a few misconceptions as we go. This involves a small history lesson, and you may even learn a little bit about yourself along the way!

Where did remote viewing come from?

The U.S. military and a natural psychic, Ingo Swann got together with physicists from Stanford Research Institute and figured out how Ingo did what he did – evidently a skill the U.S. military wanted to invest in. Swann who described himself as a “consciousness researcher” was a naturally gifted parapsychologist, and the best psychic they could find to work with under laboratory conditions.

I’m blind but now I can see!

Being blind to target is one thing that separates Remote Viewing from the other “psychic arts”. This means that you have no idea what you are looking at psychically. How did they do this? Originally they used GPS coordinates, yep good old latitude and longitude. There are two main problems with this method though. Firstly, GPS coordinates are not completely blind; you cannot be completely blind to the target if you have some idea of where on the planet the coordinates are geographically. For example, if the latitude is zero degrees, you can be pretty sure that it’s not a prison camp in Siberia! The second problem is that the GPS tracking doesn’t include anything off planet.

Best mistake Ever!

One fateful day while conducting a Remote Viewing session, somebody mistranscribed the numbers but the viewers “went” to the correct location anyway! So they realized that the numbers were only symbolic, and this meant two wonderful things. First, the viewer could be completely blind to the target (no viewer bias), and secondly you could view anything anywhere, well almost, but that may be a subject for a different article.