Remote Viewing with your Subconscious Mind

The primary concepts behind Remote Viewing (RV) are very similar to ESP (extra-sensory perception) since it involves "sensing with your mind," and it somewhat relates to psychic phenomena, in a different sort of way. Using your subconscious mind, it would be like imagining certain visuals while seeing and hearing the effects of a person or an event that is thousands of miles away and hundreds or even thousands of years in the past, for example. Remote viewing could be used for a lot of beneficial things, all while using the power of your subconscious mind. Can you imagine being able to mentally influence people, including yourself, for the better?

Is remote viewing even real? Well, some people will swear to it that RV definitely exists. I have heard a bit about some ludicrous claims from this practice, though, and have even read old post titles about Tibetan Monks using Remote Viewing to predict the end of the world in 2012; ha-ha! I think at the time I forgot to put my tin-foil hat on, so maybe that is why I didn't click on those titles.

When you think about it, almost any imbecilic being that is wanting to escape reality or perhaps high on drugs (or whatever) can delve deep into some psychotic realm of a feign reality and start chanting stuff like "Yama, Yama, Yama, Yama, Yaaaaaama," like they did in the van scene from that ancient comedy movie called "Police Academy 4 - Citizens on Patrol," and claim to be in touch with a heightened reality of actuality via the duality of oneness... Ha-ha! I think that even on that movie they called it voodoo stuff. Either way, I'm just trying to add some humor to this post...

But to add a bit more seriousness into the mix, here is a quote from Wikipedia: "Remote viewing was popularized in the 1990s following the declassification of documents related to the Stargate Project, a $20 million research program sponsored by the US government starting from 1975 in order to try to determine any potential military application of psychic phenomena." To read more about that, go here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Remote_viewing
Well, they terminated the project in 1995 after they said it failed to provide any useful information. Dang, it took them 20 years to figure that out? Wow! It must be real, then...

There is no doubt that the powers of the mind are amazing and we can sense and feel things outside of what the scientific realm can prove. Now, will I buy an instructional DVD set that sells how-to advice for Remote Viewing? Uh, no... I'll just take my clairvoyant self back to my spaceship and keep my supernatural powers to myself; ha!

Update (1-4-2025): As the years passed, I ended up buying a couple books related to this subject. One was called "Limitless Mind - A guide to remote viewing and transformation of consciousness," by Russell Targ. The other book is called "Remote Viewing - The complete user's manual for coordinate remote viewing," by David Morehouse, PhD. At the time of this update, I've almost finished reading Limitless Mind, but I'm yet to start on the other book albeit I plan on doing so, eventually.

The book written by Russell Targ is under 200 pages and briefly covers a variety of subjects involving consciousness, ESP, psychic abilities, intuitive medical diagnosis, distant healing, precognition, the phenomenon of nonlocality, timeless existence, remote viewing, etc. However, if you're seeking a "how-to" kind of book for RV, then you will be greatly disappointed. I already knew that before buying it, which is why I purchased the other book (by David Morehouse) at the same time, for a more serious study later on. I must say, though, Limitless Mind is still worth a read for the ones curious about RV and other related subjects although, I must say, I was already very familiar with a lot of the other non-RV content within that book but it's great for a refresher, nonetheless. 

As for anything that I've read from the book Limitless Mind that was interesting to learn when concerning the title of this blog post "Remote Viewing with your Subconscious Mind," was the stuff that sort of blocks it. First and foremost, the main antagonist of remote viewing is what is referred to as "mental noise" or, also known as, "analytical overlay" and/or "conditioned existence." These mental noises that can hinder your remote viewing success consists of mental analysis, memory, guessing, and imagination. Dang! This may be hard for me if I ever try RV because memory and imagination along with being overly analytical are some of my strong suits; ha! Anyway, you supposed to try and get into a state of "naked awareness." Oh, boy... This sounds more like I need to study meditation before I even try to begin that project! Out of everything else, I guess some of the more interesting stuff that doesn't relate to RV in that book was the experiments involving precognition, pre-stimulus responses from the study participants, etc. 

As for the big book (nearly 400 pages) written by David Morehouse that I haven't read yet, I can only assume (from glancing through the book at the various subjects) it's the real deal. From the back of the book, it says that David Morehouse, PhD, is a former Army Special Forces Major who was trained in Remote Viewing in a secret CIA program called Project Star Gate (which was already mentioned previously in this blog post). It also says, at the time of that publication, that David had taught over 23,000 students around the world in his RV workshops. Well, if I ever decide to tackle that particular book, it looks like I will be busy for a bit. You know, I just realized that this update was bigger than the original post. Oh, well; it needed more content anyway. ---End of Update

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