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Does Anybody Knows About Rmote Viewing Best Techniques And The Way To Improve Own Abilities To Remote View?
:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: That "would" solve the problem.Rach3 said:Get a higher-resolution webcam, and upgrade to broadband.
According to the personage of Don Juan in the Carlos Castaneda books, a good see-er sees a literal, clear picture. The poorer ones see their "targets" as metaphorical or allegorical representations. I thought that was interesting. In other words, a good seer looking at G.W. Bush would see him literally, as he is. A poor seer might see the image of a king sitting on a texas longhorn.Ivan Seeking said:I don't think a good test is easy to define since we don't know the limits of this alleged ability.
zoobyshoe said:According to the personage of Don Juan in the Carlos Castaneda books, a good see-er sees a literal, clear picture. The poorer ones see their "targets" as metaphorical or allegorical representations. I thought that was interesting. In other words, a good seer looking at G.W. Bush would see him literally, as he is. A poor seer might see the image of a king sitting on a texas longhorn.
Heheheheh. You should have been a political cartoonist.Ivan Seeking said::rofl: :rofl: :rofl: So they both would see the same thing!
The Russians were also heavily into it, don't know if they still are. I was just surprised that we still are.zoobyshoe said:"Remote Viewing" is a term used only by the people in the US government projects, I think.
I don't know if we still are. I seem to recall reading the US project was phased out, but Ivan probably knows the current status.Evo said:The Russians were also heavily into it, don't know if they still are. I was just surprised that we still are.
I couldn't make heads or tales of this sentence until it occurred to me you may regard ESP as something only an elite few are born with, that if you don't have it you can't be trained to do it. Is that your take on ESP?Ivan Seeking said:Something else: Remote viewing is allegedly a learned skill and not ESP in the sense the we normally think of it.
Ivan Seeking said:I saw a test on remote viewing done by Michael Shermer.
http://www.skeptic.com/about_us/meet_michael_shermer.html
The remote viewer was to remote view photographs brought by Shermer. IIRC, the first round yielded nothing - a clear miss. But the next one was possibly a hit in my opinion. The photo was the Hubble deep field image. The remote viewer drew a whirlpool and described it as a picture of a "whirlpool of energy".
Alkatran said:No ambiguity.
Remote viewing is a technique that allows an individual to perceive or "view" objects, places, or events that are not within their physical range of perception. It is often described as using extrasensory perception (ESP) to gather information about a specific target location or object.
The exact mechanism behind remote viewing is not fully understood, but it is believed to involve the use of the subconscious mind to gather information through non-local means. Some theories suggest that it may be a form of telepathy or clairvoyance.
Yes, anyone can learn how to remote view. It is a skill that can be developed and improved with practice and training. However, some individuals may have a natural ability for remote viewing, making it easier for them to learn and improve.
There are various techniques for remote viewing, but the most common one is called the "controlled remote viewing" method. This involves a structured process of relaxation, visualization, and focus on a specific target. Other techniques may involve the use of meditation, self-hypnosis, or binaural beats.
To improve your remote viewing abilities, it is essential to practice regularly and consistently. It is also helpful to keep a journal of your remote viewing sessions to track your progress and identify areas for improvement. Additionally, participating in workshops or classes and working with a mentor can also help enhance your abilities.