MY FIRST ATTEMPT
I accidentally saw Card 2, so I had to disqualify that one from consideration. I placed the remaining cards in opaque envelopes to eliminate that danger. Card 1, depicting a dark blue equal-armed cross, the sort of décor you’d see in a church, was the card for which I picked up on the most accurate details. Cards 3 and 4, I picked up on details of the most general kinds. Card 3 was a picture of snowdrops in the snow and Card 4 was a red pencil, so there weren’t many details to pick up on but I still managed to get the color of Card 3 wrong. I guessed blue and the snowdrops were white.
Card 5 was a total miss. I was describing some outdoor garden image and the card depicted a traffic sign warning motorists of hazardous road conditions! My best result being the first one and my worst being the last implies psychic exhaustion. Perhaps setting a goal of ‘reading’ five target cards was too many. Feel free to reduce that number. Still, I was very encouraged that I picked up so much accurate information about Card 1’s image. But I found I didn’t rigidly hold myself to taking the stages in order. I was jumping around to the various stages just to glean more information about the image on the card, perhaps feeling a little panicky about not getting more information from the earlier stages.
Not having a pressing decision to make, I didn’t try Exercise Two, the more divinatory of the two. Gauging the accuracy of the result would take too long to include in this lesson. But I can see how Associative Remote Viewing would be helpful in eliminating an emotional attachment to one solution and guiding you to the best decision instead.
CONCLUSION
Have patience with yourself when learning to remote view. It will take practice to get good at it. But don’t be surprised if your first attempt picks up on more accurate details than mere chance would suggest. It’s best to take the stages in Controlled Remote Viewing in the order they’re listed but be prepared to jump ahead quickly to a higher stage to glean more info. Depending on the target, it could be the first two stages don’t yield as much info as the later ones. Did you know that medical science has discovered the presence of retinal tissue in the pineal gland, just as it has discovered brain tissue in the intestines? There is accumulating evidence that what’s been called paranormal ability may have some basis in our physiology.
If you want to see remote viewing demonstrated, search ‘remote viewing’ on YouTube and it’ll turn up a plethora of videos on the subject. Future forecasting is a popular focus but be warned: using remote viewing to see the future is one of the riskiest and most difficult uses to which it can be put, because the future changes with every decision people make. Controlled remote viewing can be employed to look into the future and a small number of future events do appear to be set in stone, but variables are numerous, and the future can easily change. Plus, even the best remote viewers never claim perfect accuracy. Remote viewing has been used more successfully to see past events and things, because they’ve already happened and are therefore much easier to get a navigational fix on.
When divining for people, remote viewing is a handy ability to be able to employ, because it can present you with a fuller picture of the inquirer’s issue. It can even flush-out details the inquirer themselves didn’t know. And it can help them arrive at a decision without personal bias creeping in.
BIBLIOGRAPHY
All titles can be found at internetarchive.org.
Remote Viewing Manual. Berserker Books, 1999.
This is the official original remote viewing manual written for training remote viewers for the U.S. government and derived from material by Ingo Swann.
McMoneagle, Joseph. Remote Viewing Secrets. Charlottesville, VA: Hampton Roads Publishing, 2000.
One of the original government remote viewers, this book recounts some of his experiences as a remote viewer, as well as how to do it yourself.
Targ, Russell. Limitless Mind: A guide to remote viewing and transformation of consciousness. Novato, CA: New World Library. 2004
Another former government remote viewer with his account of his experiences as a remote viewer and how to do it.
Morehouse, David. Remote Viewing: the complete user’s manual for coordinate remote viewing. Boulder, CO: Sounds True Inc., 2008 ISBN: 978-1-59179-239-0
In coordinate remote viewing, the remote viewer is given only the coordinates for a location from a map and told to remote view the location. Early government experiments found it to be an effective means of remote viewing. This is a how-to manual written by someone who’s done it.