Let’s take a look at the remote viewing process utilizing an interviewer to ask you questions while you project your thoughts toward your target.  This guide will show you some of the do’s and “never do’s” of this process.  Keep in mind that one of the most important things in remote viewing is to maintain your concentration and block out any potential “corrupting” thoughts on your experience. 

Distractions and suggestions should be kept to a minimum to ensure that your visions are “pure.”

First, as always, it’s incredibly important to ensure that your mind is in the right state in order to enter your remote viewing trance.  Our entrainment therapy is created specially to ensure the maximum efficiency in unlocking your remote viewing potential. 

In addition to quickly developing skills that normally take years before they can be practical, it ensures you don’t waste any time getting your mind to the right frequency where remote viewing takes place. 

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The “interviewer” should be informed of the process of remote viewing as you understand it.  Not everyone experiences remote viewing the same way, and therefore it’s important to have your interviewer be sensitive to the process you are going through so they don’t accidentally step on your toes or interrupt the process. 

Explain to your interviewer what you experience so you can both customize a system of communication that works best for both of you.  Keep in mind they cannot see what you see, so you’ll have to use as much detail as possible when describing what you are able to observe.

Next, let’s take a look at the form of questions.  Questions don’t have to be seen by you ahead of time.  In fact, this is likely something that could “corrupt” or interfere with your remote viewing experience as you could possibly be bringing preconceived notions of what you should be looking for long before you get into the remote viewing state. 

It’s preferable that you instead discover the assignment as you are in the right state and see if you can project your thoughts to it.  Have the interviewer plan out ahead of time a specific assignment for you both to work on, rather than simply asking questions about everything you see.  Stay open to improvised questions if something interesting comes up, but most attention should be paid to a specific area or object.

The interviewer should be aware that remote viewing isn’t always exact.  Some people are simply more predisposed to hits than others and no one starts any skill by mastering it.  That’s what makes it a skill.  The more time you both spend on this task practicing the more success you will have.  You may be surprised by how quickly your “guesses” turn out to be useful and pragmatic observations.  Don’t be alarmed when you have uncanny and accurate results.  This could close doors if your mind is afraid of the skill you have acquired.

Finally, let’s take a look at the “tone” of the interview.  The tone should be friendly, calm, and positive.  A healthy dose of skepticism can be a positive and helpful trait to have in friends, but the time for skepticism is not the interview process. 

Think of it like this.  Imagine if you were to tell someone who had never seen a piano, “I can learn to press the keys on this device and turn the individual tones into music.  And I can become so good at it that I can do so blindfolded while chewing bubblegum.”  The person may skeptically jab at a few keys, hear the tones and then look at you and say, “That’s impossible.”  If you were still learning how to play the piano, you would find this negative talk to be quite distracting. 

Find someone who will encourage and nurture your skill and you will both be enjoying the fruits of your labor shortly.  A calm voice should be used by both participants.  You should use neutral language unless absolutely necessary for descriptions.  Your third eye is the piano and the images you turn into words and drawings are the music.  Practice makes perfect.

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I hope you’ve enjoyed this final installation of our manual on remote viewing.  This process is a powerful tool that can be used to the benefit not only of yourself, but if you have sufficiently practiced this skill you can use it to help others as well.

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I’d like to take a deeper look at Remote Viewing, and how to use an entrainment program and other tools at your disposal to increase your ability to see objects that are out of range of your standard five senses.  You may remember our last article, when we looked at your ability to focus on objects in order to discern the important difference between observation and memory. 

It may sound like a simple task, but along with our imaginations, many of us lose our ability to actually observe things as they really are as we get older.  We see symbols of objects rather than the objects themselves.

The Trance State for Remote Viewing:

Remember first that the trance state is important to remote viewing.  Your mind has to train itself to be able to switch on its peripheral field of vision and project your thoughts to other locations.  Many people spend years trying to tune their minds to the exact frequency required for this, but Entrainment Therapy is specially designed to make this journey quicker and within easy reach for everyone. 

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If the idea of “seeing objects as they really are” sounds far out, let’s try an exercise.  Psychologists have demonstrated that participants in studies will often confuse what an object actually looks like if shown another object that serves the same purpose or is “symbolically” a representation of that object even if it is a different color, thinking it’s the same one.  This experiment requires a little subterfuge on your part, but it perfectly illustrates the disconnect from “symbol thinking” and actual observation. 

Take two objects that serve the same purpose and look similar, but not exactly the same.  Replace the object in the room with the similar one that will symbolically represent the same thing to those passing through.  It could be a different fork next to someone’s plate, a different colored flower in a kitchen’s vase, or a differently designed napkin at the table.  Nine times out of ten the witness, when they return to see the replaced object, will think it’s the same one.  This symbolic thinking is exactly what you want to train your mind to rebel against, as symbols, while useful, are often a road block to the remote viewer from getting a perfectly accurate image.

Our environment is complicated, so we often replace objects with ideas in our mind.  When we see a television set, we see a simple object: a television.  This is symbolic thinking.  What we need to do is understand all the components of that television.  It is not a simple object, but an incredibly advanced series of components working together toward the whole. 

• Does it have a glass or LCD screen?
• Are the edges on it rounded or sharp?
• What do the buttons look like?  Where do cables coming from it lead to?

This sort of thinking can also lead to improved deductive reasoning.  Rather than taking for granted that the television is there, you may see a series of cables running from the screen to nothing and conclude, “Aha!  Something has been removed from this room.”

This sort of deductive reasoning is not difficult, it’s just a different way of thinking.  And it will ensure that images you draw or describe while remote viewing are more accurate.  This will keep you from using vague symbolic representations to describe events, and ensure you get a crystal clear image of what will be in a given location.  As a result your remote viewing experience will be vastly improved too. 

Practice observing everything in your environment:

• Why are objects where they are?
• Is there a reason this door is open?
• Is the time on that clock accurate?

Take nothing for granted.  It is far easier than you may think.  Of course after a while observation will become second nature to you, just as driving or walking has become.  And when this observation is more accurate, so will be your remote viewing experience.

So to recap, deductive thinking allows for more accurate visions while remote viewing.  Those asking you questions will want to know details.  Those who say, “I see a window,” will be more accurate if they can give details like, “A Northwesterly facing window of gothic design is streaming light from the inside out onto the street.  There is a crack in the upper right hand corner.”  And remember the importance of sounds.

The Reality of Remote Viewing

Thank you for taking the time to read this lesson on remote viewing.  Next time I’d like to look into remote viewing with others.  The process is more than simply answering questions posed to you as you project your thoughts outward.  There are specific protocols that yield better results than others and improve accuracy without breaking the concentration of the remote viewer.

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Remote viewing is the specific process for gathering information from a location regardless of how far the participant is from the object they are attempting to observe through ESP.  It is a type of ESP, but it is far more specific. 

The remote viewer is capable of sitting in one room and entering a trance through which they can observe objects in the next room.  Ideally, an individual capable of remote viewing has expanded their field of vision so they can see objects and people on the other side of town or even in another country. 

Remote viewing has even been demonstrated (according to declassified military documents) with some level of success in observing objects in space such as the surface of Mars and distant asteroids.  The applications of this incredible skill are limitless once mastered.

Of course training is absolutely necessary for remote viewing to work properly.  In the 1970′s, Harold E. Puthoff and Russell Targ from the Stanford Research Institute worked in conjunction with remote viewers to study the actual mechanics behind the skill, and found that those who had undergone rigorous training were far more capable than those with believed latent psychic talents. 

The best tool you have at your disposal is the ability to focus your brain’s wavelength in order to “hone in” on distant objects.  When your mind is scattered and full of thoughts from your daily activities, this cannot take place.  Entrainment therapy can be found at The Unexplainable Store:

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The power to remotely view objects is integrally linked to our products, particularly since some of the earliest experiments in the Ganzfeld experiments conducted by Charles Honorton where a process very similar to ours. Meanwhile, the military was using a similar process behind closed doors.  Of course since that time technology has greatly improved, as have the techniques themselves.

You may have, in fact, remotely viewed objects without even knowing it.  As we dream, the mind enters a state where consciousness steps aside to allow the subconscious room to take over.  If you have ever woken up just before you received a phone call, or just before someone showed up at your door for no inexplicable reason, this may have been remote viewing in action!

The first important skill you can utilize in order to conduct your own remote viewing experiments, is that of focus.  It may sound simple, but many people find this first step difficult without practice.  Focus your attention on a simple object.  Study every detail and then close your eyes.  If you can observe the object in your mind even when your eyes are closed, you’re well on your way.  If you have difficulty imagining the object without other images popping into your head or the object becoming distorted, you should practice focusing.  Regardless of your ability to focus on visual objects in your head, you should practice as this will be one of the factors for you to maintain focus on a specific location.

I hope this lesson in the history and basics of remote viewing has been helpful.  Next time, I’d like to take a look at more exercises that can improve your ability to observe objects from a distance and get more “hits” than the average experiment participant.

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Remote Viewing is the controlled use of ones ESP/Psychic abilities. ESP (Extrasensory Perception) is the ability to visualize with your mind’s eye, people, places or events. ESP is similar to “day dreaming” because of its randomness. For instance; have you ever just out-of-the-blue thought of a specific person and a short time later you run into that person somewhere or get a phone call from them. Of course, you say “I was just thinking about you.” Did you have an ESP insight? People with stronger ESP/Psychic abilities have had random insights and have actually helped law enforcement solve crimes.

With Remote Viewing there is no randomness and you are in complete control of your ESP/Psychic abilities.

 Remote Viewing does have its skeptics because there is no concrete proof of its validity other than thousands of personal experiences. Believers of Remote Viewing are in the thousands and include the U.S. Government.

  The U.S. Government funded programs to study Remote Viewing for a period of about 50 years which ended in the mid 1990’s. Subjects in these Remote Viewing studies have been able to describe military camps and facilities in other countries without ever having been there.

  Researchers do not consider these abilities unusual and are believed to be natural and normal human capabilities. They also felt that the study of these abilities merged physics and psychology.

Who can do Remote Viewing?

People who feel they have any degree of ESP at all can be a Remote Viewer, keeping in mind that most people that have any degree of ESP are not aware of their abilities.

How Do I Learn Remote Viewing?

Learning Remote Viewing is like learning a musical instrument but does not take as long. When learning a musical instrument you have to read, listen and practice. That is the same with Remote Viewing.

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And practice,practice, practice.  

How Can I Use Remote Viewing? 

Successful Use of Remote Viewing has many possibilities. For Instance:
Warning of future dangers
Stock market ups and downs
Future Lottery Numbers
Finding lost people
Finding lost items
Binaural, Monaural and Isochronic Beats make predicting the future with Remote Viewing possible.

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