Best remote viewing secrets
Remote viewing was first introduced by the U.S. to turn special people into psychic espionage.
It was suggested by Ingo Swann in December 1971 at (ASPR) American society for psychical research in New York City.
Although due to lack of any potential evidence this program was finally discontinued in 1995 by the government itself.
This is an extremely powerful method based on intuitive knowledge to instill confidence through positive statements.
You will be able to explore & learn about the past, present, and future.
To figure out you need to acquire skills in how to listen and ask the right question to witness the world full of mysteries.
This phenomenon can help puzzle out useful information about a person, place, or event located anywhere in the universe.
Seems interesting!!!
Let’s understand the deep insight into developing and extending your psychic abilities.
What is Remote Viewing?
Remote viewing (RV) is the use of impressions about a distant or unseen target, purportedly “sensing” with the mind.
It’s the ability to envision incidents and events of people or objects which is not within your eyesight.
With this skill, you can acquire accurate information without using any physical means or senses.
It is a human ability to access information blocked by normal perception by shielding, distance, or time, via mental means only.
A remote viewer can ‘see’ things without using his eyes.
The question remains how does it work?
How does it work?
In remote viewings, the viewer can project their mind to a different time and place to receive information.
Although there is no scientific evidence that Remote Viewing is possible, many skilled viewers have accurately predicted instances that have been quite helpful.
This subject is called pseudoscience and intimately related to clairvoyance.
The latter is considered to have psychic powers while you can become competent in remote viewing, added.
The History of Remote Viewing
The U.S government has been using this phenomenon to locate hostages, secret bases, fugitives, and fighter jets.
Also, used to predict future threats to the nation.
The U.S military and intelligence began experimenting with ‘Remote Viewing’ in 1942, but it became more popular to the world in the late 1960s.
Ingo Swann brought this phenomenon to attention in the U.S. providing an accurate description of the weather.
When conducting experiments at the American society for physical research in New York.
He is the instrumental co-founder of Remote Viewing.
Remote View Evidence of participants
Four participants, chosen for their experience in reaching an Out-of-Body state of consciousness via hypnotic induction.
The participants were asked to provide discreet information of five different & unknown locations.
In the most ordinary state of consciousness using the remote viewing method and lastly, again using remote viewing in an out of the body state of consciousness.
According to an assessment by two independent judges,
The average percentages of information obtained in Remote Viewing were 55% for those correct and 35% for those wrong.
while in Out-of-Body they were 54% and 35% respectively.
The average percentage of identical information to both conditions was 14%.
Furthermore, three out of four participants obtained a higher percentage of correct answers and a lower percentage of incorrect answers in the OB-RV condition.
This study accompanies the possibility of using remote viewing in an out-of-body state of consciousness.
Primarily inducted and controlled via hypnosis to obtain accurate information about the unknown locations in an unconventional way.
In Conclusion…
It also helps in locating the presence of various kinds of spirits in a person’s house through remote viewing.
On several occasions, remote viewers saw spirits of dead relatives, dwarves, and other elementals.
Even pet dogs who have died, in the house of their partners. I have seen many.
This seems to suggest that the theory of spiritualists, that the dead are still with us, maybe true.
Practitioners can also see the future during a remote viewing session.
In one seminar, the remote viewer saw the second floor of his partner’s house, which has only one floor.
The partner conspicuously confessed the plan to construct a second floor and the architectural plan had already been drawn.
Does this imply that time is not linear?
That there’s no such thing as past, present, and future?
That there’s only the eternal now?
Sandra Skender