Remote Viewing In Psychic Readings

I use remote viewing with good results in my work as a professional psychic. Remote viewing is the practice of ‘sensing with the mind’ to get extrasensory impressions about a distant or unseen target.

Several studies have been done on this psychic technique in the United states and Britain with mixed results, of which the most famous is probably the US military’s Stargate Project.

For a valid or successful remote viewing there needs to be a set location or object that the remote viewer must aim to ‘see’ without having any prior knowledge of it. Next, a controller would have to be in place to ensure no information of this target is revealed to the remote viewer.

Then viable information must be collected by the controller from the remote viewer to ensure the chosen target is actually being ‘seen.’ This is where it gets tricky. From my personal experience as a remote viewer, the ‘seeing’ is the easy part. The interpreting what is seen into tangible information is the more difficult part.

For example, structures and buildings have all kinds of angles, walls, cylinders, steps, nooks and crannies. There are also various textures that have to be brought into context, such as rough, smooth, hard, soft, as well a variety of colors, light reflections and even shadows. The time of day, weather conditions and climate also play a role.

Basically, observing the target, the remote viewer must try to gather as much information as he can possibly describe to someone else, so they can literally see what you see. Easier said than done! To understand the complexity of this process, imagine a scene in your favorite movie and try to describe the scene detailing everything the eye can observe in a certain scene.

In my case, I have had the help of a former forensic artist who worked with law enforcement, who makes sketches for me when I do remote viewing. If I had to draw my visual impressions of a remote viewing target, it will only be basic stick figures and simple shapes, like an elementary school drawing.

Remote Viewing is Space Shifting without leaving your chair. It is a convenient shortcut to a miracle, therefore, relatively high numbers of humans were able to achieve it ~ Lada Ray

There are psychic readers, like myself, who do remote viewing in their work. However, I recommend you consult with someone who is a skilled artist or even a trained detective, or at least has access to the services of such a persona. They are best equipped to interpret remote viewing impressions and know what to look for in the remote viewing data. In my experience the smallest little detail can help paint a clear, usable picture, especially in the case of missing persons and unsolved crimes.

One way to explore the remote viewing phenomenon yourself is to do a simple experiment. You will need least two or three people to participate. The first person selects a photo of a place or object as the target. They then seal this photo in an envelope and mark it with a large, dark-ink X. You also want to record the time and date on the envelope. All of this must be done in a way that both the second and third person, who will be the remote viewer and the controller, can have no knowledge of the contents of the photo.

The remote viewer (second person) is then directed to focus their attention on the marked envelope with an X. The controller (third person) must then record everything seen by the remote viewer. I personally use a tape recorder, so I can focus my view and record what I see verbally. This allows for an even flow of information.

Now, if you can draw, try capturing the image of what is seen on paper in picture form. Again, I personally don’t draw very well, so I have a friend that does the drawing for me. It has been my experience that the first few times doing this you may only get a couple of confirmed ‘hits’ that will represent accurate information pertaining to the photo. Like most things it takes some practice. As is the case with any form of psychic perception, always express exactly what you see. Don’t alter, analyze or second-guess any of it. Do not try to make sense of it. Just say it like you see it. I call it ‘splatting it out’.

Doing this kind of work, I have been able to describe things like houses in great detail, including their location and even the interior color scheme. I have even been able to walk someone through homes verbally over the phone. I have also assisted law enforcement in finding evidence in active cases.

My first such experience involved a break-in at a local elementary school in the county next to the one where I lived. A newspaper article mentioned the burglary and stated the police had no leads. Anyone with any information were invited to please call in. So, after work I did.

Because remote viewing is such an outlandish claim that will revolutionise the world, we need overwhelming evidence before we draw any conclusions. Right now we don’t have that evidence ~ Richard Wiseman

After introducing myself, I told them that have seen that the three kids who broke in were already known to the police in that town. I also stated that the candy machine was not only broken into but had been pulled out of the building by chain through a double door. I then confirmed that the office safe was also missing and that it was now located about two foot from the bank of a river on the right side of a bridge I described in detail. I even stated that an officer would be able to step onto it after getting only one foot wet.

Two days later I received a call from the police, asking me to come in to the station. When I arrived, they told me they had found the safe and everything was almost exactly as I had described. I was then asked to look at some mug shots to see if I could identify any of the boys.

I soon pulled three photos out and laid them down. I was informed two of the boys I had selected had already confessed to the crime after the fingerprints had been processed. The third boy was actually the son of a local law enforcement officer in the county, whom they believed the other two boys were covering for.

Remote viewing is a tool that once you have mastered interpreting and relaying what you see accurately can be used in many ways to help others. It remains a powerful tool in my work. It does take some time to develop and master, so keep working on it, take your time and be patient. If you try to rush or hurry it, it most likely will end up incomplete or distorted.