Remote Viewing

Recently, I was reading the October 2006 issue of the Reader’s Digest. I came across something far cooler than cool. It is called REMOTE VIEWING. It is something used in military intelligence agencies in America (I call the country as such. I hate calling it “the US” as most people do) and apparently, other powerful countries as well.

Remote viewing is basically “psychic espionage” and remote viewers, psychic spies. What do viewers do? They just get cozy in their headquarters and are armed with a black-inked pen and a bunch of letter-sized papers. They are given coordinates of a place and are asked to “visit” that particular place, which they termed as the “target,” without leaving the headquarters. They “look” around that place and “look” for something fishy. And their “visions” are strikingly accurate, describing colors, textures, shapes and other perceptions. They also make sketches. And often times, these sketches are drawn to scale.

Science has no concrete explanations for remote viewing. This is probably why there are a lot of skepticisms towards this rather amazing ability. Explanations offered by remote viewing experts include the existence of a cosmic (?) “matrix” (the term is used in remote viewing long before the movie). This metaphysical “matrix” is said to contain various sets of information. It is some sort of a database of psychic information. Remote viewers are then those people gifted with the access to these data to allow them (or their minds) to “see” beyond walls and beyond borders. They can even “see” through barriers impenetrable by any radio or whatever signal known to man.

Other similar abilities are utilized by police investigators to solve seemingly unsolvable cases. This has been featured on TV. I also happen to see some episodes and they sure are amazingly cool. They even make the hair at the back of my neck stand.

The pioneers of remote viewing say that anybody can do it. It just takes conditioning of the mind and lots of practice. If you want to know more on how to do it, visit www.irva.org (you may also click on “Remote Viewing Site” on the right hand side of this page under “cool clicks”).

I really want to learn to do it. I just have to convince some friends to assist me in sessions. If I ever learn it, you’ll know. (laughs an evil laugh)