https://www.gaia.com/article/how-to-remote-view

Hello my friends! 

Welcome to week eight! We made it through two whole months of experimenting! I don't know about you, but I found this to be one of the most eye opening experiences of my life. As I shared from the beginning of this book; I discovered these concepts and much more while researching for a government conspiracy/ thriller novel I'm currently writing. It has opened my eyes and mind to an entire world unbeknownst to us. I feel far more positive and that life is amazing. This my friends, is worth its weight in gold! 

Which brings me to this week. We will be taking a look at a very cool topic, remote viewing. This concept was born from ancient practices known to Yogis in India and various other countries. In the US,  the government conducted a project during the Cold War which used hundreds of remote viewers to spy on Russia. Russia was in turn also conducting remote viewing operations on the US. Named the StarGate Project, it ran from 1978-1995. It was a secret Army unit that the CIA worked with to utilize remote viewing for military spying. It was subsequently disbanded though because of unreliable data, or so we are told. Who really knows the truth?

So what exactly is remote viewing? It is using one's mind to perceive information and imagery of a geographical location or target. The remote viewer is given an objective and sparse clues as to what they are to view, then they open their minds to "see" the location and objective. Sound wild? It is! It also has been proven to really work. 

Should you want to try your hand at this concept, I will detail steps below for exactly what to do. You can also find this information in the link above, at the top of this chapter. 

Step 1) Select a few targets. Ask a friend or family member to pick out around five different locations online, a selected picture for each. It must be a real world picture, of a specific place. The picture must be printed on a blank sheet of paper, one for each of the five locations. They cannot show you.

Step 2) Ask your friend or family member to put the picture into an envelope. They cannot talk about the pictures or locations to you.

Step 3) Find a quiet location to sit in. No noise!

Step 4) Let go! Write down any distracting things onto a piece of paper, so you are emptying your mind. 

Step 5) Begin! Write down any impressions you are getting about the first target. Details are key. Is the target a building? Or a mountain? Natural or man made? Write down descriptor words that come to your mind.

Step 6) Don't second guess! Go with the first images that come to your mind. Don't try to be too specific, just write what you think and feel.

Step 7) Use your subconscious mind. Information will flow to you through your nervous system, trust it! 

Step 8) Describe the basics. Write down all sensory information. Temperature, colors, scents. 

Step 9) Draw a sketch. 

Step 10) Find a Bird's Eye view. Imagine you are high above the target, draw from this perspective. 

Step 11) Session ends.

Step 12) Get feedback. Take out the first photo from the envelope. See how close you came to describing the target.

Step 13) Repeat! Do this again for the remaining four pictures/targets. 

That's it! A basic way to try remote viewing. I plan to try it out this week, and will be back next week to share my results! I've added a few videos below detailing remote viewing.

Happy experimenting, see you next week! ❤️❤️🥼😶🗣️

https://youtu.be/2B6-TMuudqE

https://youtu.be/XMKE-vv5zSQ

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