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Remote viewing is not a fairy tale or something concocted out of a sci-fi adventure flick. Remote viewing (sometimes referred to as “Remote Sensing”) was actually used by military intelligence as one of the tools in their arsenal to spy on enemy troops. But you don’t have to take my word for it or even the media’s word for it.

Try it out for yourself. Once you see how easy it is to do as a newbie (a newbie can actually do it in a few minutes), you will understand that someone dedicated to this practice can easily hone their skills to the point where they can accurately “see” what someone else is doing on the other side of the world.

Spying on Tiger

I have a simple recipe for those of you who have never done this before and would like to try it out. To help me are: Lori RRossana (www.LemurianReadings.com), Heidi and Karen V.

Remote Viewing Recipe

Ingredients:

1 photo of an object or a scene (preferably as simple as possible, do not show it to anyone, yet). Place the photo faced down in front of the Viewer.

Paper to draw on (1 for each Reader).

Instrument to draw with. I prefer marking pens (at least 1 black marker/person)

Colored markers (optional)

Timer (optional)

1 Reader – (multiple reader’s are optional) – In this case, we have two. Heidi and Karen will be our Readers.

1 Viewer – In this case, Lori will be our Viewer.

Step 1: 

The Reader(s) are positioned in such a way so they are not able to see the photo that the Viewer is looking at. Make sure that there are no reflective surfaces nearby such as mirrored sunglasses, etc. that could give away the image to the Readers.

Step 2:

The Viewer concentrates on the image and views the image in her mind’s eye. The Viewer only thinks of the image that she sees before her and purges her mind of all other thoughts.

Step 3:

The Readers concentrate in the area of the Viewer’s third eye (or the area between and slightly above the eyebrows). This works best if the Readers can clear their minds of images or thoughts first, then concentrate on the third eye and the image that the Viewer is seeing.

Step 4:

The Readers should then draw any images they see. This works best if the Readers do not second-guess themselves, and draw whatever they imagine that they see.

The time to complete Steps 1 and 4 should not be very long for newbies. To give you an idea, approximately 1 minute should be sufficient time to complete all four steps.

Newbie Readers start to second-guess themselves, the longer you give them. Same would be true if the Viewer was a newbie, their minds tend to wander if given too long to concentrate on one photo.

  This is what we ended up with.

 Reader 1′s Drawing:
Of special note, is the glove-like shape in the right side of the hair.
See if you can pick up the obvious and not so obvious similarities.

 Reader 2′s Drawing:
Of special note is the visor-shape.
Can you pick out the other, similarities?

Many thanks to my friend Lori RRossana from Lemurian Readings who brought together all of the participants to make this demonstration possible. This is the first of THREE remote viewing eXperiments conducted. I will make the other two (X2 and X3) available to you right here, as soon and I can put them together, so stay tuned.

By the way, as I understand it, it was the first time for both of the Readers, Heidi and Karen V., so you have to give them props.

I hope you enjoyed this article on Remote Viewing. Make sure you try it out for yourself. It’s fun!

For more information on remote viewing, make sure you visit: The Supermind Evolution System and get on their mailing list, if you haven’t done so already.

To Your Mental Health,

Lil

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