Extraordinary Knowing - Week 3 1

Extraordinary Knowing

Presenter:

Tom G. Nielsen

Week 3

Today’s Agenda

� What is Remote Viewing?

� Remote Viewing Technology

� Examples of Remote Viewing

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� Discussion

� Remote Viewing Resources

What is Remote Viewing?

� Remote Viewing

� A mode of non-local awareness involving mental impressions of things which are separated from the viewer in time and/or space; also, a protocol for obtaining and studying remote viewing phenomena

Remote Viewing Technology

� Approaches to Remote Viewing

� Informal� Exploratory

� Non-experimental

� Research� Investigative

� Experimental

� Applied� Circumstantial

� Ad hoc

� Self-improvement

Remote Viewing Technology

� A Basic Remote Viewing Protocol

� Roles

� Viewer & Agent (Beacon)

� Multiple Viewers

� Agent – One or None

� Investigators / Teams

� Judges

� Target

� Procedures

� Data & Analysis

PEAR Remote Perception Protocol(Princeton Engineering Anomalies Research)

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Research on Remote Viewing

� CIA Project Star Gate at SRI

� Funded by CIA for 24 years, $20m

� 154 experimental studies, 26,000 trials

� Developed and use many RV Protocols

� “Mind-blowing” evidence for RV

Research on Remote Viewing (cont.)

� CIA Project Star Gate at SRI (cont.)

� Researchers

� Hal Puthoff, Russell Targ

� Remote Viewers

� Ingo Swann, Pat Price, Joe McMoneagle

SRI – Remote Viewing

� NOVA Flash Clip [9:00]

� Other SRI Examples

SRI Example – Field Excursion

SRI Example – Airport Runway SRI Example – Spying on the Russians

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Applying Remote Viewing

� Criminal Investigation

� Andre Daigle disappeared in Louisiana

� His worried sister in California sought the help of a Remote Viewer

� The Viewer, also in California, tells…

� What happened in Louisiana

� Who to look for

� Where to find Andre’s body

� Police found body and apprehend killers

Applying Remoting Viewing (cont.)

� Examples of Archeological Discoveries

� Locating ruins and artifacts underwater

� Locating a building in a buried city

� Stephan Schwartz

� 2004 Conference on Remote Viewing

� Describes an Archeological RV Project

� Video excerpt [34:11-56:00]

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� So, Why Do Remote Viewing

� Extraordinary Knowing

� Chapter 7

� Index: remote viewing/remote perception (all)

� Presentation Topics & Examples

� Personal Experiences & Comments

� Opening to the Infinite Workshop

Extraordinary Knowing

Presenter:

Tom G. Nielsen

Week 3

Discussion

� Extraordinary Knowing

� Chapter 7

� Index: remote viewing/remote perception (all)

� Presentation Topics & Examples

� Personal Experiences & Comments

� Opening to the Infinite Workshop

Opening to the Infinite Workshop

� Stephan Schwartz

� The Crossings, Austin, TX

� Friday Evening to Sunday Noon

� 14 Participants (2 M, 12 F)

� Presentations on Remote Viewing

� Three Remote Viewing Exercises

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The Exercises

� Two activities involved remote viewing an object selected randomly from a set of five photographs of different objects. Another activity involved remote viewing in real time a location selected randomly and visited and videotaped by a two-person team.

Object Remote Viewing

� Participants were asked to:

� intend to view the object to be randomly selected later;

� close their eyes and visualize the object and draw sketches of their visualization;

� answer a series of questions about properties of the object; and, finally

� redraw their sketches.

Object Remote Viewing (cont.)

� Once these tasks were completed

� a random number was selected and

� the target photo in the numbered file was revealed.

� Participants then

� compared, evaluated and discussed their sketches and answers vis-a-vis the target

photograph.

Location Remote Viewing

� a team of two persons selected and placed the names of three local sites in unmarked envelops;

� the envelops were then numbered 1,2 and 3; and

� one remote viewer randomly chose a number (3) selecting the envelop of the location to be visited.

Location Remote Viewing (cont.)

� While the team was visiting and videotaping the selected site, the remote viewers

� consciously intended to view the location,

� closed their eyes and visualized the location,

� drew a sketch of their visualization,

� answered a series of questions about things seen, felt, and sensed at the location and, finally,

� redrew the sketch.

Location Remote Viewing (cont.)

� Once these tasks were completed the remote viewers

� waited the return of the team and

� then viewed the videotape made at the location.

� They then compared, evaluated and discussed their sketches and answers vis-a-vis the target location.

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The Target Location & My Drawings The Target Object & My Drawings

Remote Viewing Resources

� Books

� Stephan Schwartz

� Secret Vaults of Time

�Opening to the Infinite

� Russell Targ

� Limitless Mind

� Joe McGonagle

� Remote Viewing Secrets

� CDs/DVDs� Stephan Schwartz

� Remote Viewing: The Gold Standard Course

(10 DVDs, 5 CDs)

� Internet� September, 2001 – 30,000 hits

� March, 2008 – 1,240,000 hits!

� History

� Tools, Training & Practice, Skepticism

� Associations, Workshops & Conferences

Remote Viewing Resources (cont.)

� CDs/DVDs� Stephan Schwartz

� Remote Viewing: The Gold Standard Course

(10 DVDs, 5 CDs)

� Internet� September, 2001 – 30,000 hits

� March, 2008 – 1,240,000 hits!

� History

� Tools, Training & Practice, Skepticism

� Associations, Workshops & Conferences

Remote Viewing Resources (cont.)