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Remote Psychic Sessions with Ingo Swann

On 1 May 1994 I sat at the table in Swann’s basement, roller ball pen in hand, small pile of blank paper within reach, and a single blank sheet in front of me. A paper cup with coffee was nearby, a reminder that the excursion I was about to make into the farthest reaches of another universe would take only my mind, not my body.

At the opposite end of the table, Swann sat smoking a cigar, patiently waiting for me to indicate my readiness to “take the coordinate.” As usual, I was nervous. But I had no choice, did I? Moreover, this was to be a special session – Swann had brought modeling clay, and said that the exercise would include construction of a three-dimensional model of the target site.

How this could possibly be done, I could not imagine. But I found it nearly impossible to understand how I had successfully described 30 or 40 sites during the past weeks, using only the latitude and longitude of the sites as the initial trigger for the remote viewing that followed.

But it was time to remote view, and if nothing else, it meant time to absolutely stop thinking. If I had learned nothing else by now, it was that thinking is the deadly, merciless enemy of remote viewing. So I did my little trick, which I can’t really put into words, but the best description is that I shift my conscious mind sideways, leaving the remote viewing portion of my mind ready to begin.

And then I placed the tip of the pen on the paper. I was ready to begin. Speaking might disturb the delicate mind-set. And the viewer is in charge of the session. Thus Swann was waiting to see my pen drop to the paper. Then he intoned the coordinate, quietly but deliberately.

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Do you have any stories on your personal remote view experiences? I’d absolutely love to hear from you!

You have probably heard all these excuses and more when you tell people that you learn remote viewing because they are skeptical about psychic and paranormal phenomena. Are you tired of hearing all this and are wanting to know how to change a skeptic?

I know how you feel and it totally sucks when you’re totally for something and people vehemently criticize you for your abilities. It’s because those critics out there just haven’t experienced it for themselves and are stuck in their matrix.

Would you like to know how to prove that remote viewing works and prove all those skeptics in your life wrong? Here’s an example I recently came across where a a woman proved to her skeptical husband that remote viewing works.

How to Change a Remote Viewing Skeptic

When I first started studying Technical Remote Viewing last December, I realized very quickly that this was a legitimate and mind-boggling technology. But my husband, a cynical and suspicious 20-year veteran of the local police department, just laughed. When I started submitting Targets Of The Week, and showed him some of the sessions done by the more experienced viewers, his reply was that they were “shills” and not “students.”

Exasperated, I finally asked what it would take to convince him that this was “real.” He replied, three sessions where I “nailed” it. But, he added, “it’s all smoke and mirrors. You’re just getting lucky sometimes. Pure coincidence.”

The first session that raised his eyebrows was a Target Of The Week session where the cue was the cause of the shuttle disaster. This turned out to be a very good session for me. I drew what looked like heat tiles on one sketch, the nose cone of the shuttle on another, and had a lot of data that couldn’t be “explained away.” He admitted I appeared to have nailed it, but that I was guessing because it was in the news.

I kept practicing. Every time he saw me logging into TRV University, he would shake his head and mutter, “NOT TRV again!! It’s ALL SMOKE AND MIRRORS.” I was afraid he’d try to tell me to stop, but he never did. I believe the reason he didn’t was that, although he thought TRV was absolutely a scam or useless at best, he would defend to the death my rather sporadic telepathic ability. I think that deep down in his mind, there was just enough open-mindedness to keep him from issuing an edict.

The second session that got his attention came about a month later on another Target Of The Week. This time the target cue was related to the key to human life extension. My session, although not stellar, showed sketches of scientific or medical researchers and I had concluded in my analysis that they were trying to find ways to cure disease.

Nothing had been in the headlines or news on this subject. There had been no prior Targets Of The Week on anything remotely related to this subject. How could this be coincidence or a lucky guess? He was very, very quiet.

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Have you ever encountered cynicism about remote viewing and remote influencing by your loved ones? Have you ever proved to them that your skills actually did work? I’d love to hear about your story!

In the past, I have received many emails about what applications remote viewing can be used for - including how to win lotto, predict which team or horse will win in a game or race, and other games of chance.

To answer your question - YES! You can absolutely win your gamble when you remote view without being a seasoned or professional gambler.

Although I would much prefer people to remote view for more noble causes such as trying to find missing people, finding their true purpose in life, and more - hopefully this article will put to rest the many emails that I receive about this.

I recently read this article about remote viewing winning predictions for the NFL - I suppose this winning advice would also work for any other non-football team games like basketball or baseball.

How to Win with Remote Viewing

Now that the NFL^® preseason has started, this is the perfect time to practice remote viewing the outcome of National Football League games. Here are the top ten tips and hints for maximizing your effectiveness:

1) First and foremost, Stay In Structure. Without proper training and rigorous attention to TRV (technical remote viewing) structure, all of your attempts to utilize the following tips to win big will be fruitless. To be successful, each of the remote viewers you will be working with need to at least be fully proficient in basic and intermediate TRV techniques, and preferably have experience with the advanced stages of TRV.

2) Leave your initial target cue open ended. Do not make the mistake of starting out by restricting your search or making assumptions about which specific aspect of the game will be best to target. Allow your unconscious and The Matrix free reign to deliver up relevant data. Often viewers will produce information recognizable to or available to the eventual analyst - things that would not normally occur to you. You will also find that in many cases viewers on your team will work “together” and divide the workload unconsciously - each perceiving a different piece of the puzzle in a very efficient manner.

3) Remember to work rapidly, at a snappy pace. The importance of this can not be overemphasized. After page 1, spend no more than one minute per page and your imagination will have less chance to interfere. Your first sketches must be limited to 20 seconds or less in duration. Declare all AOLs and A.I.’s immediately whenever they occur. All incoming data, every thought must be declared or objectified on paper during your session or the flow of data will quickly come to a halt. The only time you may slow down in TRV is during advanced stages.

4) Start with standard movements. As with each of your TRV sessions, do not attempt to employ movements specifically targeting elements in the remaining tips on this list without first completing at least two standard movements. Before you can collect accurate refined high level data, you need to build a stable foundation to establish and maintain accurate signal line contact. There is no substitute for time on target.

For the tasker, analyst or team leader - here are items to target and things to watch for during analysis:

5) Team Mascot / Logo - this can often be recognizable/identifiable to the session analyst as early as the first Stage 3 sketch. An example is a “lightning bolt” that was sketched by a real estate executive as one of the elements appearing in her session which signified that the San Diego Chargers would win versus the Denver Broncos.

6) Sketching the winning team’s head coach. This may occur spontaneously during the session, or you may assign your viewers the task of executing a face sketch in Stage 6. An example of this is a viewer who sketched Eagles head coach Andy Reid, producing a virtual duplicate of the P.R. photo on the Eagles’ web site at the time, down to the “Eagle” logo in the same location over his chest. Additional key elements which verified his identity and further ruled out the opposing coach included his mustache and his weight. (The opposing coach was thin and had no facial hair.)

7) Team Colors - no need for explanation.

Emotional Impact. Examine these closely in the viewers’ data, or you may specifically target the emotions of each teams’ fans or players (Hint: move forward in time to the end of the game.)

Well known landmarks in the winning team’s home city. As with the previous suggestions, these may appear spontaneously, or you may directly target them in a movement or follow-up session. If well known, in many cases these will be immediately obvious to the session analyst, or take very little time to research. Possibilities include: the Space Needle in Seattle, the Liberty Bell in Philadelphia, Reunion Tower in Dallas, etc. Viewers may also sketch the winning team’s home stadium. A team’s stadium, particulary when it is older, has a great historical significance, and is an important symbol of the team. Look for unique shapes, structures, colors, or features (does it have an open or sliding roof, or is it covered? How is it shaped?) If not specifically targeted, pay particularly close attention if the visiting team’s home stadium appears in a session.

10) Anomalous Data. And finally, do not overlook or underestimate anomalous data (which you can further investigate in Stage 5) which may appear meaningless or out of place initially, but could reveal information that relates to the winning team, a star player, team history, or a current event surrounding the the team.

Once again, I really do hope that you do use remote viewing for more noble causes. But I guess when you have the next office sweepstakes is on - feel free to use this advice taken from TRV News - and let us know if you do win the next footy, basketball, or baseball tipping sweepstakes at the office.

Do you have any plans for this weekend? If you live in or close to Nevada, the pack your bags and head over to the Green Valley Ranch Resort in Las Vegas! Yes, Vegas, baby!

This weekend, the International Remote Viewing Association (IRVA) is holding its annual conference at the Green Valley Ranch. The conference isn’t only for professional remote viewers as it’s open to the public as well. So if you’re a real remote viewing enthusiast and would love to learn more and meet the pros - like Ed Dames, Stephan Schwartz, Paul Smith, and more - you should definitely check this out.

Remote Viewing Training - Learn from the Experts!

This weekend, the world’s foremost psychic warriors are coming to Las Vegas to share ideas about the techniques they used, including something called remote viewing.

Las Vegan Ret. Col. John Alexander was one of the insiders of the program. “Part of my time on active duty in the intelligence community was looking at psi phenomena. We were interested in what the Soviet Union was doing and in what could be done. One thing I’d argue, scientists argue about the scientific viability of this. The reality is, we had an operational unit that was out doing intelligence operations quite successfully,” he said.

The conference begins Friday at Green Valley Ranch. It includes speakers who were trained by the CIA, DIA, and Army Intelligence to rely in psychic insights to spy on the enemy.

It has been 7 months since Tangena went missing, and Ed Dames’s remote viewing lead is the closest detectives have been to finding the missing toddler. Fox News reports a rare glimpse of a real-world Remote Viewing investigation led by Major Ed Dames.

I applaud Ed Dames for donating his own resources and personal time to help locate missing children. Ed and his team have successfully located several children in the United States and Japan, and conduct these investigations as a voluntary public service.

If you have learnt or are learning how to remote view, please feel free to help contribute to Ed’s search for little Tangena. Just leave your comments / findings below.

Every bit of information counts and can help narrow down the search.

Thank you.

Hollywood must ‘love’ remote viewing. First it’s the much anticipated movie about the Year 2012 - and now it’s about Men Who Stare at Goats. Well… not literally, of course.

Starring the dark and mysterious George Clooney, The Men Who Stare At Goats is a film based on a book with the same title about Col. John Alexander who has a stellar 32 year career in the US Military as an Inteligence Officer. Part of his work was an ‘x files mission’ exploring the paranormal concepts of psychokinesis and psyhic abilities to create better Soldies with enhanced intelligence capabilities. Does the concept sound familiar? Yep, it’s all about remote viewing.

Using a lot of creative license, the book and movie is about using remote viewing as a sadistic practice to kill or injure goats. As you can imagine, Col. John Alexander criticizes the book as “5 percent true and the rest extrapolated beyond belief”. Sadly, “reality is of no interest” to Hollywood - even when it involves the Government, psychic spies, and the paranormal.

The Las Vegas Sun tackles the issues of remote viewing, whether these paranormal abilities work, and more.

The Men Who Stare At Goats - for Paranormal Activity

Alexander uses a sports analogy to explain that while everyone can probably do remote viewing, some can do it better than others.

“I can run all I want, but I’m never going to break a 4-minute mile. But some will. I see it as there are superstars in every endeavor, from art to athletics to science, and the same is true of remote viewing.”

It has been widely reported that in the 1970s, the U.S. Army actively sought psychic superstars to spy on the Russians. Over the next 20 years, the “Star Gate” program was developed with the Defense Intelligence Agency, the CIA and other governmental entities involved. The program was disbanded in the mid-1990s, Alexander said, because budgets were tighter and for a host of other possible reasons.

“There is a contingent who think it was so good that it must have gone ‘deep black ops,’ ” or was erased from public and governmental view while secretly kept alive, Alexander said. “I argue that’s not the case because the talent pool is small and everybody knows each other.”

In the scores of books about remote viewing, some of the same declassified examples are brought up time and again as evidence of its effectiveness.

Paul Smith, a retired Army major who spent seven years with the Star Gate program, wrote in his 2005 book, “Reading the Enemy’s Mind,” about the discovery of a massive hangar near the Baltic Sea in the northern Soviet Union. A remote viewer was asked to investigate.

Psychic spy Joe McMoneagle described and drew a double-hulled submarine “bigger by a significant factor than any other submarine known to man.”

It also had missile tubes “in front of the conning tower … (which) ran contrary to known submarine design standards.”

Smith wrote that analysts thought McMoneagle’s data “made no sense.” But months later, Smith noted, satellite photos confirming McMoneagle’s “viewing” as a Typhoon-class submarine, the largest in the world, were revealed.

“While scientists argued about the viability of any theory supporting remote viewing, U.S. Army intelligence was already employing it on successful operations,” Alexander contends.

Another question the scientists pondered was: Where does a remote viewer pull the information from?

Steven Schwartz, 67, one of the earliest proponents of remote viewing and one of the scheduled speakers at the upcoming conference, says “it’s rather like a daydream. It’s a part of your consciousness that you have available to you all the time. There’s nothing weird about it. It’s not rare. We call it a woman’s intuition, a man’s gut hunch.”

The problem is that remote viewing “has become enmeshed in occultism, supernaturalism … but this is really just normal human functioning,” Schwartz said before launching into what sounds like a sales pitch: “It can make CEOs so much more successful. It can make investors better. It has many applications.”

What do you think about the film and the book? Do you like that more books and films are out there about the amazing skill of remote viewing, or are they just an embarassment to the field?

Are you seeking a date for your next party? Or do you have a huge crush on someone and are just too scared to ask him or her out?

Use Remote Viewing and Remote Influencing as your next pick up technique!

Curious? Yes, that’s what I thought too when I read this amusing article about how to use remote viewing to get girls. (Don’t worry ladies, the content in this article can also assist you on how to captivate your male crush. Or perhaps to find out whether he’s just not that into you?)

Although people who remote view normally use it for predictions like finding a missing person, predicting the stock market or lottery, or the future; the author of this article claims that you can use RV to increase your chances in the art of seduction. By using a variation of the traditional remote viewing technique to get into the theta level of brainwaves, you can increase your changes of having that person you fancy turn into from just another crush that you admire from afar, into learning how to attract beautiful women and handsome men by increasing your self-confidence.

Reaching Theta is really the key to making this technique work, because it is only in this mode of awareness that remote viewing becomes possible. Your body’s default setting is to be asleep or unconscious when you reach theta, so you must slowly train yourself to remain conscious.

You need to be supremely relaxed in order to reach theta, which means that you need to be sure that you will not be disturbed. So after a calm relaxing bath, lock your bedroom door, lie on top of your bed and pop on your headphones. Calm ambient music can be very effective, and it is best to pick an album without any loud rhythms because this will stir you from your relaxation. Also consider finding a relaxing audio track that is 30 minutes or longer so that you do not hear any track breaks.

Spend some time cycling down, and you will know you have hit theta when your awareness feels bigger than your physical body. Once this happens you are in a position to affect the mind of any girl you choose.

It is good to have a specific girl picked out because you will have an image to lock on to. The next step is a bit hard to articulate, but basically you need to lock on to the way that you want to feel when you are around her (the way you want her to perceive you) and you need to project this feeling at her.

Imagine that you have known each other for a long time and you are just leaving an upscale restaurant together. It is late so not many other people are out, and there is a slow song playing outside as you walk down the sidewalk. Caught in the moment, she grabs you and pulls you into the shadow of the nearest building where you passionately start making out.

Bask in this feeling while you are there with your headphones on and hold on to it as long as you can. The power of theta is that you can directly affect the minds of the other people around you at a fundamental level, so when you feel this about her *she will simultaneously feel it about you.* This is especially powerful if she is asleep.

The next time you meet, especially if you do this same technique time after time, you will notice that her attitude towards you has changed. Pretty soon it is likely that you both will act out the exact scenario you envision in your mind. This is literally the blueprint for getting any girl you would ever want; enjoy, and wield your powers wisely.

So there you have it - if you want to have a magical love affair and be seduced by moonlight in the future with the girl or boy of your dreams, just have a try using remote viewing to influence your reality. You never know, it might work.

Read all about it, the Twitter Remote Viewing experiment by New Scientist and the University of Hertfordshire has failed - 2.0 style.

If you haven’t heard about this psychic experiment conducted over the popular social website, Twitter, the University of Hertfordshire and New Scientist came together to do research about whether people could actually remote view.

According to the Wall Street Journal:

Prof. Wiseman lodged himself at a secret location on four occasions last week and solicited input from Twitterers around the world to chime in on where they thought he was. After they did that, he tweeted a Web site where participants could choose between five photos representing the correct location and four decoys.

Most got it wrong. “In the first trial I was looking at a striking modern building, but a majority — 35% — of the group thought that I was in some woods,” he said. “The same pattern emerged in all four trials.”

Interestingly, Prof. Wiseman says those who believed in the paranormal (38% of the Twitter participants) were more likely than the skeptics to “convince themselves there was a high level of correspondence between their thoughts and the target.” He says that sort of creative thinking may be what’s necessary for someone to believe in the paranormal.

Even more than the study results, he thinks the study showed the potential for Twitter and other social-networking sites to conduct research.

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In my opinion, the research done was a waste of time and money by New Scientist and the University of Hertfordshire. It shed no light on what remote viewing really is, but conducting a trivial scientific study with a terrible approach. Perhaps Richard Wiseman, the Research Group Leader of this psychic experiment, could do a better one which would treat Remote Viewers with respect - where they would actually do a real scientific study on this amazing and powerful skill.

Twitter can be a powerful system as it is very popular, but like everything - scientific proof and reasoning should come from a solid base. No wonder it was an epic failure, Web 2.0 style.

What do you think about these results?

According to Gerard Senehi who appeared on the TODAY show, you can be one too!

Gerard shares his secrets on how to tap into your inner psychic - an ability he says everyone has.

The first secret is for you to think outside of the box. You have to believe that you can do what ability it is that you want to do.

Then get involved in learning and practicing - without dipping your feet into the water and experimenting, you won’t learn anything.

Another thing you can experiment with is to see whether you can just enter a state of relaxed attention where you are not paying attention to anything specific and just letting a thought or image pop into your mind (without thinking it). You have to be patient and see whether something enters your mind without you thinking it. This is what I did to become a finalist in a remote-viewing competition tied to the release of the movie “The ESP Affair.”

Click here to read more of Gerard Senehi’s psychic secrets, and to watch him “Wow!” you with his skills.