A few days ago I received a comment on another post asking for more information about my experiences with Remote Viewing, which is something I’ve only mentioned a few times on this Website so far.
Well it turns out that I’ve been meaning to write some articles about Remote Viewing for a while now, and since I recently received that comment requesting an article with more info about it, it seems like a good time to write one. So here it is.
How I discovered Remote Viewing
I guess it seems logical to start this article by explaining how my journey into remote viewing got started in the first place.
Four years ago I was completely oblivious to what remote viewing was — I had never even heard of it. Then one day a good friend of mine who was in a phase of listening to Coast 2 Coast AM on a regular basis came to me and said:
“I heard about this really cool thing called Remote Viewing on C2C last night! This guy was talking about this psychic skill that was developed by the US Army Intelligence and CIA to spy on the Russians during the Cold War. He’s no longer involved with the military and is teaching this stuff full time, he says he can teach it to almost anyone. He does workshops but he also sells a set of DVDs that are supposed to be able to help you learn to do it at home. . . You’re the only other person I can think of who might actually be interested, I was thinking that maybe we could split on the cost of the DVDs and try learning it! What do you think?”
Well of course this peaked my interest and I had to look into it a little deeper — It turns out I looked into it a lot deeper. The conversation with my friend sparked a 2 and a half year obsession with learning and trying to master the art of Remote Viewing.
My friend and I placed our order for Ed Dames’ Learn RV complete DVD set. This cost us a little over $400.00 and we waited in excitement for its arrival.
The DVD set took longer than expected to arrive, and we started getting a little worried that we had been ripped off or scammed somehow — considering the type of product we had ordered we already had some subconscious doubts about it, Ed Dames makes some pretty outrageous claims sometimes and if you do a google search of his name it can leave someone with the impression that Ed Dames is somewhat of a ‘shady’ character, to say the least.
After a couple months of waiting for the DVDs to arrive, my friend who’s credit card we used to order the set decided to call the company and see what the deal was and why the DVDs hadn’t arrived yet. From what she told me, dealing with the people on the phone was somewhat of a hassle and after ending the call she felt like we had potentially been suckered and ripped off.
Shortly after this, the DVDs arrived. We were relieved to finally get the package and to know that we hadn’t been swindled. We didn’t think that George Noory would bring thieves on to his show to rip people off. Not all of the guests on the show are believable or trustworthy but we expected that if we ordered something from a guest on Coast 2 Coast AM that we would at least get the product. We were glad to have the package arrive after waiting and worrying about it for such a long time.
This wasn’t the end of the complications when dealing with Ed Dames’ company though. When my friend received her credit card bill she noticed that she has been charged for 2 copies and not just one. After going through the trouble of phoning the company again and dealing with their customer service, she was refunded the amount for the 2nd copy on her credit card and finally we were done dealing with the complications that surrounded us getting ahold of the LearnRV DVD set.
What is Remote Viewing
Most people have no idea what remote viewing is and have never heard of it and the few people who have heard of it usually have a false idea of what it actually is and how it is done.
Remote Viewing is certainly not what most people think when you mention the word ‘psychic’. It’s actually a highly structured set of ‘protocols’ that you can learn to go through to access information in your subconscious, unconscious, or ‘universal mind’.
Remote viewers have the ability to perceive people, places, and events regardless of time or space limitations. The only tools required are a pen and some paper and a relaxed, non distracting place to conduct the session. A remote viewer simply probes his mind for basic perceptions and writes down what he or she finds on the paper. Following the protocols, a remote viewer will list colors, textures, tastes, smells, sounds, dimensions, feelings, and emotions through a structured process that must be practiced so frequently that it becomes a robotic process with no ‘thinking’ at all.
It was developed by the military, so you can imagine this is no new-agey spiritual crystal ball type stuff. When the military spends millions of dollars funding a program like the Remote Viewing program they want real measurable results. They wanted to see a step by step process that could be duplicated and trained to military type guys, not new agers and hippies.
They wanted a system that worked and produced real documented results — and that’s what they got. They brought in guys like Pat Price and Ingo Swann, some of the best known modern day ‘psychics’ to study what they would do to get their intuitions. They picked their brains and observed their methods to try to figure out just what was going on with these guys and how they could duplicate their results. This is how they eventually came to develop the remote viewing protocols that are being taught to people today.
The protocols and instructions for carrying out a remote viewing session must be installed in the brain in a way that the viewer doesn’t have to think about the process while doing it. The goal is to get to the point where you can just record the perceptions in the proper place on the page without consciously thinking about where to put each bit of info. Once a viewer has reached this level they will begin to see drastic improvements in the quality of their sessions. I know I improved significantly when I finally reached the point of unconscious competence in regards to following the RV protocols.
Obsessively studying Remote Viewing
Once I finally had copies of the LearnRV DVDs in my hands I immediately started studying and practicing everything that was covered in the videos. At first it seemed a bit confusing and very silly.
At the start of the program I just couldn’t understand how the protocols could even work and it seemed to me like it was just a clever ploy to sucker people into giving up their money to learn something that would just lead them in circles, never amounting to any real skill or improvement — then I had my first ‘hit’.
That means that I had my first taste of success with remote viewing. I had used apparently ‘psychic’ abilities to draw a picture of the unknown target that I was supposed to be ‘viewing’ in my remote viewing session.
After experiencing a successful session for myself first hand, I knew there was something to it and started obsessively studying and practicing the remote viewing protocols.
Eventually I had bought and read every book on the subject that I could find — dozens of books over several months. I also purchased several home-study courses and DVD sets, including some rare ones that are not in production anymore. I spent thousands of dollars on all of the resources that I devoured.
I also attended some live workshops hosted by Paul Elder, and they were by far the most powerful experiences I had with RV. The workshops were great and they really speed up the learning curve for newbies. There’s just something about being in a room full of like minded people and sharing experiences together. It’s almost like a ‘group mind’ is formed and everyone can use each others skill to their advantage when you’re in a group setting like a workshop.
At the workshops I was far more advanced than the rest of the attendees, but that was because I had already devoured almost all of the information available about RV and I had been practicing every day. Many times during the workshops the instructor would actually pass questions on to me instead of answering them himself, or he would ask for my advice on certain questions. The knowledge gap between me and the rest of the attendees was obvious to everyone — most of them had never learned anything about Remote Viewing before they attended the workshops.
I had consistently good sessions throughout the workshops that I attended and my success level seemed noticeably higher . Perhaps it had something to do with the fact that they were held in Masonic Lodges? I’m not sure…
For about 2 years I did daily practice sessions, sometimes I even did 2 or more sessions in a day when I was feeling motivated. Considering that a full RV session can take anywhere from 30-60 minutes, that adds up to a lot of time invested in developing the skill! I still feel that it was a worthwhile venture, and I don’t regret any of the money or time I spent on it.
My first ‘hit’
It was fairly early in my learning curve when I first experienced what it was like to have Remote Viewing work for me. I think I was somewhere in the 2nd DVD when I did the practice target pictured below.
I can honestly say I didn’t cheat and there was no ‘front-loading’ for this target. When I started doing it I had no idea what the target was, all I had was the target reference numbers ’4082-6885′. I did my session, as you can see I was still using the preformatted LearnRV practice sheets, and this was what I came up with for my site template:
I didn’t think much of it. It looked like most of the other Site Templates I had constructed on previous sessions and I didn’t really have any logical guesses or ideas about what I had drawn or what I was supposed to have ‘viewed’.
I nearly fell off my chair when I opened up the target and discovered what it was. I was actually so excited about it I woke up my sister to show her the session! I had to show someone because I hardly even believed it myself!
This is what the target was:
If that’s not a close enough match to make you wonder if there really is something to Remote Viewing, then I don’t know what is.
After this session I couldn’t help but obsess over getting similar results out of my RV sessions. It’s what inspired me to keep working at it day after day, month after month, trying to obtain the same level of accuracy. Unfortunately that session was pretty much ‘beginners luck’, and results like that were few and far between.
Obviously I continued to get results that were good enough to keep me going every day with all of the practice targets, but I never used the skill for anything ‘useful’ other than entertainment and education.
How Remote Viewing can be used
There are several ways that remote viewing can be made useful in real life situations such as locating missing children or trying to win the lottery. There are also a lot of philosophical and spiritual applications for the skill as well, the problem is always that you never know which sessions to trust and which are completely inaccurate unless you have some sort of feedback at the end of the viewings.
It’s widely admitted that even the best remote viewers only hit about 80% of the time, and that’s when they’re at their best. Most people have a much lower hit rate than that. It’s that fact that limits how remote viewing is used in ‘real life’ situations. RV is usually used in conjunction with other information sources when doing things like looking for missed children or solving crimes. To base an investigation solely on information collected with remote viewing would be a silly mistake, but to include advanced teams of remote viewers in investigations has often proved to be beneficial in the past.
There are now a lot of new people learning about remote viewing, and so many people are finding new and interesting ways to apply this cool technology. I’ve heard of people using it to analyze dreams, go to mars (I did this myself — twice!), learn philosophical secrets, win the lotto, get health tips, get promotions or new jobs, find their soul mate, and so many other things it would be impossible to list them all.
What I learned from Remote Viewing
I recommend remote viewing to people and think it was a really valuable experience for many reasons. The most valuable thing I got out of learning how to do remote viewings was the improved ability to connect with other levels of the mind and the self.
Knowing for yourself that remote viewing is real and is available to anyone dedicated enough to learn it opens your mind to all sorts of new possibilities. It makes you wonder ‘what else can I do?’ . Experiencing it for myself gave me a soothing feeling of connectedness with the universe. I felt connected to higher levels of myself, and like different parts of me were finally working together when in the past they were each trying to do their own thing.
Remote viewing is a whole brain process. The protocols keep the left brain satisfied and busy while allowing the right side of the brain, the intuitive side, to communicate information and feelings without having the left brain interfere and start making assumptions and taking guesses at what it all means. Learning to remote view feels good because it exercises the whole brain at once, not one side or the other.
I also met a lot of really interesting people by attending the workshops and meeting other remote viewers online as well, so that was also a really great part of the experience.
Where to learn more about Remote Viewing
By far the best way to start learning remote viewing is to attend a weekend workshop or two hosted by someone who’s well respected within the RV community. Live workshops greatly speed up the learning curve and are incredibly valuable. Workshops can be expensive, but they are always worth it in the long run. I highly recommend attending live events whenever you’re learning a new skill of any kind.
Unfortunately, attending workshops isn’t always an option for people. The next best thing is reading books, signing up for online training, and obtaining home-study courses and DVD sets. I learned most of what I know about remote viewing before I ever attended any workshops by completely submerging myself in remote viewing home-study courses and books. It’s definitely possible to learn to do this stuff at home without going to a live event. For me, the live workshops were added experience after I had already learned and had been practicing the skill for nearly 2 years.
Since I have gone over so many home study courses and so much information about remote viewing I feel I am in a position where I can confidently recommend some of the most valuable learning resources for newbies. So here is a quick list of some of my favorite resources.
Top 5 Remote Viewing Books
Here is a list my top 5 remote viewing books. There are so many good remote viewing books out there now that it’s hard to choose which are the best, but these are the 5 that really stuck out to me.
- The Complete Users Manual for Coordinate Remote Viewing
This book is hands down the best resource for learning remote viewing. If you had to choose only one source to get your remote viewing information, I would recommend it be this book. I recommend this particular book over all of the other books, DVDs, and home study courses. This book is a must have for every remote viewer. - The Seventh Sense
The Seventh Sense is another really good book that can help a new remote viewer get a better grasp of the protocols and how to apply remote viewing in real world situations. I like the practical tips that the author shares, and he has a good writing style. I wish this book was longer and went into more detail, but it’s definitely worth a read. - Remote Viewing Secrets: A Handbook
This book was written by one of the most famous and well respected of the original military remote viewers. The author was well known for his incredible remote viewing skill and his ability to make highly accurate and detailed sketches of his targets. If you want to learn from the best, this is the book for you. - The Science and Theory of Non-Physical Perception
Another really great book by one of the most respected remote viewers in the world. A worthwhile book to check out and add to your collection of remote viewing resources. - Limitless Mind
A book written by one of the men behind the government funded research program at Stanford Research Institute. Russel Targ helped organize many of the original experiments and was really one of the pioneers of the early Remote Viewing research programs. In this book Russel writes about his experiences with remote viewing and how he believes it may aid in a transformation of human consciousness.
Best Remote Viewing home study courses, DVDs, and websites
- The Acadamy of Remote Viewing and Remote Influencing
ARVARI offers a complete home study course on remote viewing. This is a very good learning set and covers a lot of information in great detail. Everything you need is included with the package, and the price isn’t too steep either for everything that’s included in the package. - The Farsight Institute
Free resources to help you learn remote viewing. Lots of good stuff on this website if you look around.. - David Morehouse Remote Viewing
David Morehouse is the author of my highest recommended remote viewing book. He offers training services as well, and a home study course too. I haven’t tried his home study course, but his book is absolutely fantastic. Really, all you need to do is read his book and practice practice practice, but I’m sure his home study course is really great as well. - Remote Viewing Instructional Services
The website of Paul H. Smith, one of the original military remote viewers. Paul now offers training in remote viewing and is regarded as one of the best instructors available. - The Monroe Institute
The workshops I attended were technically Monroe Institute workshops, and I find a lot of the stuff that goes on at the Monroe Institute to be really interesting. I’d like to take a trip there sometime and see what it’s all about, but for now I just browse their website.
Remote Viewing Enhancements
When I attended the first remote viewing workshop I was introduced to a new technology that I was not aware of at the time. It was called hemi-sync and it’s a form of binuaral beats. Different frequencies that effect the way your brain works. It induces a state of whole brain thinking.
You can learn more about hemi-sync by going to their website. Click here to do that. I highly recommend the entire Gateway Voyage series, it’s a real neat experience.
An alternative to hemi-sync, and often regarded as even better by the people who try it, are Paraliminals. I just tried my first Paraliminal this week and I must say that I’m very impressed. I didn’t try the remote viewing or intuition ones yet, but I did try the memory booster one and I thought it was quite interesting. It’s definitely worth checking them out.
For more information about Paraliminals, you can visit their website by clicking here.
What not to buy
Although I started learning remote viewing with Ed Dames’ LearnRV DVDs, I would not suggest that anyone buy anything from Ed Dames for several reasons.
Not only was it a pain in the ass to order and get the DVDs through his website — it took an incredibly long time for them to arrive and they charged us for the DVDs twice. After we got all of that stuff sorted out, Ed Dames added to the bad experience when banned me from his forums for asking a simple question about a comment he made on one of the DVDs about “reptilian brain stuff”. When I asked him what he meant when he said that, he got extremely angry and banned me from his website and then sent me an email saying that I was lucky he didn’t sick a ‘mind maggot’ on me… Whatever that was supposed to mean.
It’s not that his system doesn’t work or that his information is wrong, it’s that the guy is a dick. That’s just my experience though, there are many people who really like learning from Ed. I’m only sharing my experience with him so that you may avoid a similar experience yourself, or at least be forewarned.
Cheers!
Thanks for reading, I hope you’ve been inspired to learn a bit more about remote viewing, and maybe even give it a try yourself! 
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The remote viewing workshops I attended were hosted by Paul Elder. The workshops were a lot of fun! Paul’s a great guy — if he’s ever in your city, I recommend you check out one of his workshops.
I told him I’d throw a shout out to him on here for being a great teacher! Thanks again Paul! Click here to visit Paul Elder’s website.
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Hi Mitch,
Thanks a lot for writing such a long article on remote viewing. It was fun reading it. It motivated me to re-start listening to my ARVARI CDs.
Great! Glad to hear it!
Writing the article was a lot of fun. It made me start going through some of the newer RV information ive gathered but haven’t actually gone through yet… This includes a couple of seminars featuring Lyn Buchanan that I’ve not watched yet.
Cheers!
Hello there,
I have taken several courses at TMI and last year took the Outreach Facilitators course. You may be interested in Tom Campbells integrated theory. mybigtoe.com. Tom is a nuclear physicist who worked with Bob Monroe for about 8years pre TMI. He built the lab and set up the methods, procedures and protocols for the OBE experiments in return for Bob teaching him how to OBE on demand. Tom has been exploring NPMR – Non Physical Matter Reality – for 40 years and has achieved the theory that eluded Einstein. He has successfully integrated physics, metaphysics and philosophy. The actual mechanics of reality are detailed and you can see him on you tube giving his lecture at TMI a few months ago. Great blog!
The Monroe Institute is a great place for all things metaphysical and their in-house program on Remote Viewing Practicum is exceptional – created by Skip Atwater who is the current Monroe Institute President and also the officer tasked with putting a Military unit of remote viewers together starting back in the early 70′s.
But if you are serious about doing something with remote viewing I would recommend either Paul Smith or Lyn Buchanan’s training courses. Both these gentlemen were trained, viewed and were trainers in the military for many years.
They will teach you tools and insights you will never learn from a book or dvds.
Ken
Ken, what steps would you take to find out what job you should do? Or residence to live in?
I’ve been doing RV only one year, working together with some really well-trained people. In the past year, I have attended lectures and workshops with Russell Targ, Joe McMoneagle, Dale E Graff, and Carol Ann Liaros, just to name a few. Note: protocols developed by Ingo Swann under Stargate were ordered by the military but did not work. The only things that work, and seem consistent when doing RV are (1) quieting the mind (usually through meditation), (2) persistent practice makes it easier and better, and (3) doing it in order to help others. It’s amazing, many say unbelievable. Most important, when you realize you can do it, you also realize that there’s more to every one of us than science can (or cares to) explain. It will change your life. I promise.
Hello Mitch! It´s interesting to read about your journey! I do not understand though why you are recommending something coming from O´Donnel. This is Lyn Buchanan´s comment on him and his material: http://www.oocities.com/remoteviewerorg/remoteviewing/odonnel.htm.
For myself also. I can´t stand someone who are talking about spiritual stuff as “this is the way it is” this in itself is ridicoulous!
Regards/ Louise
I couldn’t help but notice no mention of Stephan A. Schwartz. He was also an early developer of RV and his book “Opening To The Infinite” is one of the best. He also has several disc based courses and teaches occasional seminars. A deep and balanced thinker and researcher in consciousness. Highly recommended.
I do have Stephen A Schwartz’s multi DVD set which is really great!
I forgot to mention him here in this article, thanks for reminding me!
You got ripped off. Remote viewing is a complete and total hoax. The potential benefits for corporate spying would have people all over this. Anyone who actually had the ability would be making massive profits as a corporate spy and wouldn’t need to charge hundreds of dollars for a DVD.
Don’t be so gullible. Learn from your mistakes.
You are sadly mistaken.
I wouldn’t have written an article detailing such a positive experience with RV if it was a ‘complete and total hoax’ as you put it.
Too bad your mind is closed so tightly.
Perhaps one day it will blow open and the truth will come flooding in. Until then, good luck.
Prove it. Use it to make a profit. Use it to discover the location of missing persons. Use it to help the police. Use it as a private detective. Use it to find undiscovered ruins for an archeology department. Volunteer to display your abilities in public. Why doesn’t any of that ever happen if these ‘abilities’ are real? These are incredible claims. These claims are quite often associated with fraudsters, as you may have noticed yourself.
People are quite capable of deceiving themselves, this everyone knows.
Can you explain why you aren’t helping the police find kidnapped children that are being raped at this very moment? Are you willing to put your abilities to the test and be judged by your success or failure?
How about you use your abilities to discover my location and describe me. Tell people what color shirt I am wearing. Or give a convincing reason why you aren’t using your amazing new ability to help people right now.
If people had these abilities then someone somewhere would be willing to display them. Why do they chose instead to sell $400 DVDs?
You got ripped off. Until you become less gullible, good luck.
There are plenty of people using this to make profits and discover missing people. (not persons, persons are just papers)
It’s been PROVEN. Yes, even with SCIENCE and double blind controlled experiments.
Not by me, but by people who I’ve learned from. I’ve proven it to myself, and to friends and family.
If you expect everyone else to prove everything to YOU without doing any of YOUR OWN due diligence, YOU will not get far in life. YOU have to open YOUR OWN eyes, I cannot do it for YOU.
Finding the evidence for Remote Viewing is easy. Google it, it’s everywhere. There are many, many, cases of police being aided with remote viewers, there are many recorded cases of people making money with RV. It’s not all about money and locating things and describing your sweater either. I’d rather not spend 10-40 hours doing several blind sessions just to discover what shirt you’re wearing.. and by the time the sessions were done you’d probably have changed it a few times and messed up the results anyway.
Remote Viewing doesn’t mean sitting around in a dark room somewhere and actually SEEING what your target is. No, not at all. If you think that’s how it works then you’re right, it doesn’t work that way. As far as I know, that’s not possible.
If you read the entire article I explain the pitfalls of the practice, and how it’s not always as accurate or informative as we would like it to be, but that doesn’t mean it’s a hoax and that it doesn’t work. It takes a long time to develop an accurate description of a target, especially something complex like trying to locate something or describe a sweater. It’s really not worth the time and effort to do anything all that important with the skill. That’s one of it’s big downsides. Does that mean it doesn’t work? No, it means it doesn’t work as well as people think it should when they first hear about it.
It sounds like you want some magic pie-in-the-sky psychic to tell you about yourself, but that’s not going to happen. Not here. Not with remote viewing… Unless you can convince a whole team of professionally trained RVers to take you up on your little request to satisfy your skepticism.
Yes, it’s true that people are known to deceive themselves. You’re deceiving yourself right now.
I’ve seen the evidence, and CREATED MY OWN evidence. I’ve met dozens of others who have done the same.
I did NOT get ripped off when I purchased a set of DVDs for $400 that teaches and explains this trainable, learn-able skill that ANYONE can learn. Buying those DVDs sent me on an incredible two year journey that, looking back, I would never be able to put a price on.
If you wanted to find the evidence that you request from me, you would easily find it. It’s not hidden, not anymore. It’s everywhere if you look for it. If you open YOUR eyes.
But who am I to say… For you, in YOUR reality tunnel perhaps remote viewing IS A COMPLETE HOAX. And maybe there is NO EVIDENCE in YOUR REALITY. It’s yours, you make it whatever you want.
Please don’t insult me and call me gullible on my blog when you have no idea what you’re even talking about.
BTW – I hope the weather is nice in Creston. It’s a little chilly here in Saskatoon.
I like that response, that is exactly why I want to go to remote viewing from psychometry. I am getting places attached to the item, and would like to train to remote view. My goal is to help search for the remains of WWII soldiers, before their families disappear.
Is there a best way to train for this?
I’m not in Creston. Is that an admission that your remote viewing failed? Never been there. Are you trying to trick people? Were you hoping that an IP search would give you some slight chance of deceiving me? Honest people don’t need to play those games.
Show some of this proof. Link to a missing persons website that declares people to have been found due to remote viewing. Universally, police departments deny the claims of assistance by psychics and remote viewers. I think you are misrepresenting the facts. Provide the citations or don’t make the claims.
We share the same reality, Mitch. Don’t play those meaningless word games. Those who make incredible claims must provide the incredible proof. You provide nothing but make claim after claim. Time to back them up, no?
To show you how out of touch with reality you are, think about this for a moment.
Proof of the effectiveness of remote viewing would be massively publicized. Everywhere, Mitch. TMZ. Entertainment Tonight. 60 Minutes. Dateline. Local news would be using it to find Osama. There would be incredible amounts of attention pointed at remote viewers if they had any abilities at all. Gullible people like you seem to expect people to just back off and not be skeptical. Considering your deceptive behavior in your comments I have to wonder if you aren’t part of the fraud instead of just a victim.
Name the people who make profits using remote viewing to find missing persons. Name them or stop pretending they exist. You are either outrageously out of touch with reality or you are simply a liar, Mitch.
Drop the fantasy. Back up your claims or don’t make them.
I didn’t remote view you. I haven’t done a remote viewing session in over two years.
Your IP goes to a server in Creston, I was just having a little fun. There’s no trickery and I’m not claiming to have used remote viewing to discover your server location. It’s a pretty basic function of the internet.
I am not the person proving remote viewing, and I have no need to do so. I don’t care if you believe it’s real or not.
We all have our own reality. That’s one of my fundamental beliefs and it’s something that has been argued for the entire existence of man. There is no end in sight, and I don’t feel like arguing.
If you think I’m out of touch with reality and that I am a liar, then by all means, go read someone else’s blog. This blog is not for you. Why would you want to keep reading articles written by someone you believe is lying to you? I wouldn’t.
Why don’t you do a little searching and hit up some of the remote viewing communities and ask them for the evidence. It’s there, and it’s in huge numbers. They’ll be happy to argue with you until blue-in-the-face.
Remote Viewing information IS EVERYWHERE. It’s on TV, police are using them (though they don’t talk about it because they are afraid of public backlash for using HOAXERS AND PSYCHICS and wasting public money on things that most people (yourself included) believe are complete hoaxes. They have located missing people. My RV instructor, Paul Elder, and his team have all been involved in several missing person cases and they have had a few successful finds thanks to RV directly. This information is not hidden. It’s not publicized either, because most people think it’s fake.
Just for fun, here’s a few names to look up. Joe McMoneagle, Pat Price, Ingo Swann, Lyn Buchanan, David Morehouse, Russel Targ, Hal Puthoff, Paul H. Smith, just to name a few. They are the real pioneers of RV. Look to them for the evidence, they have decades worth of evidence to back them up. I don’t. I only have my own experience.
I don’t like arguing or trying to convince people of things they don’t want to believe, and so I’m not going to. I’m perfectly fine if you spend your entire life believing that RV is a hoax. It will never lighten your life and you will never learn anything from the experience of RV, and that’s okay with me.
I was skeptical of course when I first discovered remote viewing, but my mind is not so tightly shut that I wouldn’t give it a good honest try. It was fun, I had a great learning experience, and I proved it to myself that there’s more to it than just mere coincidence. I was not ripped off when I purchased DVDs or paid for workshops or books. I feel like it was money well spent, and I’d spend it again in a heartbeat for the experiences I had with RV.
I don’t expect you to not be skeptical, but I expect you to realize that I’m just another person, I’m not a professional remote viewer, and I’m just giving my honest experience and thoughts on the matter.
I have no need to lie here. Why would I lie about something like that? I wanted to share an interesting part of my life with the people who read my blog. If you don’t like that, go away.
I showed one of my best remote viewing sessions in this article, I linked to the places I learned RV from, and even my remote viewing teachers website. Why don’t you go do a little reading instead of trying to start an argument on my blog? There are tons of books out there, both scientific and personal stories. I showed the evidence that I have, and I admit that I don’t have much. I admit that it won’t be enough evidence to convince you, or the many others with shackled minds, but I don’t care if it convinces you or not. That was never my intention.
I’m not trying to convince you or anyone of anything, I honestly don’t care what you believe or what you don’t believe. Your beliefs are yours and they don’t have any bearing on my life experience.
If you want to live a narrow minded life where you believe that everyone has to prove everything to you and that nothing is possible until someone has proved it to you on your request, then so be it. If you’re happy and comfortable with that limited world-view, that’s fine. Actually, that’s GREAT if you’re happy with it.
To you remote viewing seems like fantasy, to me it’s very real. I’m not here to prove anything and that wasn’t the intention behind this article. The intention was to share an interesting story with my readers and perhaps pry open a few minds just a little bit wider.
Your demands for evidence will not be met here. If you’re looking for scientific evidence, you’ll have to look farther than some guy’s blog.
so ed dames threatened you in his email to you after that one little (non-intrusive) question upset him?? i thought RV “pros” were supposed to be on the up & up and use their skill for good? seems that either threatening or actually doing harm to another person via RV or mind games would be violating some sort of code. Paul Elder, on the other hand, sounds like he is actually good, rather than evil.
Nice article on remote viewing. Quite informative and interesting. Aside from what some people will say, it is a very real and very trainable ability that can be greatly expanded upon beyond the mundane training of the physical self. In fact, most higher abilities can be learned. If you’re interested in learning how, please do send an email. Thank you. PS., only an open mind and willingness to learn is needed.
Hi Sean, You suggest to send an email if we are interested to learn higher abilities. I certainly am. Your email address is not listed here – how can we get in touch? Thanks Lisa
There is a recent case of this missing girl in Morgan Hill, 15 yr. old Sierra La Mar was abducted. I remember hearing once that Joe McMoneagle found a missing person in Japan (already dead unfortunately, as I recall) Would be wonderful if a good remote viewer could locate this girl. She has been missing over a month, seems unlikely she is alive, but at least family will have some closure.
Hey there! I used to commuicated with Hal Puthoff regularly years ago when I was researching RV extensively. He was nice enough to send me a few declassified government documents on it. Pretty neat. Nice guy too!
They used to have what were called ’8 martini lunches’ or something like that, I forgot what he called it, when the data that was produced was so unbelievable.
Regarding your one ‘hit’ of the rollercoaster: how do you know that just wasn’t a coincidence since you were never able to reproduce something that good again?
The reason why I ask is that I can relate this to something of a totally different topic. My wife and I write children’s books. We recently found work of someone one else’s book that had 3 pages that looked very much like ours. It had specific details that were so similiar. it was like they stole our book, (RVed it : ) Just kidding. Turns out, it was just a coincidence. Very weird.
Since you were skeptic, what makes you think that your rollercoaster hit was just not a coincidence?