Remote Viewing

Remote Viewing guides you through three experiments using your EBT to reach distant people and places with your awareness. Listen to the exercise first while sitting up and without headphones to understand the required involvement of someone with whom to verify the results. Distance is not a factor; the person can be around the corner or thousands of miles away. Select a mutually convenient, specific, hour­long time period so you can make notes before you contact the other person.

For the first experiment, have your associate write 6 numbers on a card, place it inside a white envelope, and lay the envelope on a cleared surface that you are familiar with in his/her home. For the second, have the person place a white cotton ball in another location you are familiar with. Ensure that the envelope and cotton ball will be standing alone, and that you are informed ahead of time where they will be located. In the third experiment you send a message to your associate, noting where he/she is and what he/she is doing.

As you perform the experiments, notice how your perceptions work. Are you more apt to sense shapes, colors, or textures? What leads you to describe the things you perceive in the way that you do? What is your emotional experience as you are remote viewing?

Integrate remote viewing into your daily life as you continue to practice these techniques. Allow your total self to "play" with and modify them. Over time, your capabilities will develop and strengthen. Remember, there is no failure in developing psychic abilities. Learning what does not work is as valuable in moving forward as a successful attempt.

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One method of extending your consciousness in order to perceive distant people, places, and events, is to place your Energy Bar Tool at the center of your consciousness and let it stretch or flow to the person, place, or event you wish to perceive. The perception of space is different in Focus 10 such that the awareness of a location or person can flow into, or merge with, your awareness. This is almost like calling that person or place to you, or having your awareness reach out to that person or place. Focus 10 is not subject to the C-1 concepts of time and space. Therefore, reference to time and space while Remote Viewing is necessary only in order to determine the appropriate time and place in which to immerse your awareness. At a Gateway session in Richmond, Virginia, a young man „saw” a very distinctive red car in front of the building. Quickly going outside after the tape, he was crushed not to find the red car. After lunch, as he was walking back to the building, the red car was there, exactly as he had seen it. This shows the ease of Remote Viewing, and also establishes the need for being time conscious. Experiment. Nave a friend select a specific location in their home or office where a target object can be placed. It can be a window sill, an empty table top, or an out-of-the-way counter. Ensure the object stands alone as a target. As you envelop the object with your awareness, explore how you perceive, how your perceptions work. Are you more apt to sense geometric shapes, colors, or textures? What makes you say specific words about the things you perceive? What are the core feelings? Does an object’s function affect your ability to resonate with it (for example, can you perceive apples but not cigarettes)? Scientists Harold Puthoff and Russell Targ define the hazards of interpreting versus describing in their book, Mind Reach. In it, they reported that one subject interpreted a cement rectangle filled with water as a swimming pool, and scored a miss. The cement rectangle with water in it was a sewage processing plant. Gateway stories concerning Remote Viewing are legion. A man reported being stuck in a dark, dank, underground cave, thereby thinking he missed the exercise. The target was an old shoe. A woman got lost in a blizzard when we used an almost empty flour sack in which to place our target. A man felt silly to report finding a quarter moon in daylight when he tried to see in a paper bag. The target was a lemon wedge in a teacup. As you see, Remote Viewing has much to teach us about our assumptions, as well as our perceptions. This exercise provides you with the means by which you can perform actual demonstrations utilizing the energy tools you now have available. Once you have acquired the technique, you can develop your own ways of using it. To become familiar with this technique, you may first want to listen to the tape prior to actually performing this experiment. Then, in order to prepare for this experiment, you will need to do the following:

1. Obtain a clean, white paper bag. The bag should be large enough to hold small objects.
2. Arrange with a friend to have a small table or cleared area set up at a distance (at least not in the same room) from where you will be listening to the exercise.
3. Your friend should be someone with whom you can verify the experiment. This person should also be separated by some distance from you. Again, this means not in the same room. In fact, your friend can be several thousand miles away since distance makes no difference in Remote Viewing. Have your friend describe the location of the white bag. And ensure that you can verify by phone or otherwise the results of your experiment with this person.
4. Arrange with your friend to select a small object, or target; to place in the bag. This can be a specific object or a photograph of a person, place, or thing. It is important that the object selected remain unknown to you.
5. The experiment should be set for a specific time agreed upon by you and your friend, and should have a specific or set duration – usually the length of the exercise. Until you are proficient, you might want to allow more time to make notes of your experiences following the exercise and prior to contact with your friend.
6. Remember the Energy Bar Tool (EBT) that you have developed. This is a technique that will enable you to perform Remote Viewing. Begin this exercise with the knowledge that you will use your EBT, and with the idea of the target already having been placed inside the white bag by your friend.
7. At the conclusion of „Remote Viewing,” write down the perceptions that you have concerning the target. Explore why you feel the way you do a bout those perceptions. Pay particular attention to why you arrived at any conclusions about the target. Write down the information you will give to your friend. Finally, get in touch with your friend and determine if your results are accurate. If you cannot reach the person immediately by phone, request that your friend forward you a written report of the target for verification. As with most learning, prompt feedback accelerates the development of Remote Viewing skills.
8. Review your notes. You may find yourself more proficient in one part of the exercise than another. If so, by all means repeat the process and concentrate on the section that is most effective and build from there. The entire pattern may not work well for you the first time. Review your inaccurate conclusions and try to understand why they may have be in error. Be sure to make special note of your accurate conclusions.
9. Always log your results. Patterns will emerge over time. Try to look at, and understand, why these patterns are a part of your life. As you work with „Remote Viewing,” try to integrate your newfound strengths into your daily life. And remember, there is no failure in psychic functioning, only a greater understanding of our awareness. Encoding Memory

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