Remote Viewing Project

GregorArturo · 11-19-2008, 01:56 AM

So, recently in two of my posts (Few Avalon members and Gregor the College Student') I discussed some specific themes. First, I was focusing on the notion of action over learning, in that we need to start applying what we now know. In the latter of those two posts, I offered to answer any questions people may have. The whole thread initially was to offer a glimpse into my reality in which I could share some of the positivity that has been engulfing me on a daily basis.

Just like the simple beautiful things that would make you smile. Such as today in school, I was worried (not really but its just a pain in the ass) before going to my philosophy class because I didn't have a pen or pencil (as in it was definitely bouncing around consistently in my head). I don't usually take notes, but I write a lot in my personal notebook, it's a big comfort thing, and I had a feeling there was going to be a group activity that might involve writing. I was the last person to get to class, arriving late, with one chair available. And sitting on the center of that desk was a lone pencil. I sit down, and say in my head, "Thank you."

I then hear a response, "You're welcome." Things like that completely make my day.

So to continue on, I want to "give back" to the Avalon community as I feel my 'Gregor the College Student' thread failed with its one star rating and lone response. I easily have gotten the feeling that many thought I was overconfident, cocky, and maybe even a little headstrong with such a statement. Anyways, what little time I may have left here (subscription et al), I thought there may be an interesting project we can attempt, and maybe even help with some of the "nonbelievers" [as few as there may seem].

As of lately, I have been very successful with remote viewing. Last night's adventure revealed to me that the Celts or whomever, painted Stonehenge white as I saw it being painted [which makes me think of the pyramid's outer casing of white limestone and collaborates with a previous vision of mine also].

So as I feel confident enough to share this with others, I was wondering how many other people on Avalon are comfortable enough to use their skills with the masses.

What I envision is trying to get someone of [highly] respectable nature on Avalon to act like a moderator [or questioner] in which they handle the questions. Or more likely even a group of a few. Another group would consist of the remote viewers. Once a question was established, either by this group or one that is given to and accepted by the group [of moderators]. The moderators would then write out the question on a paper and give it one of those oh so lovely cosmic addresses, aka a 6 digit number.

The remote viewers get the number, and they all try to view it that night. Ideally, we would want 3-4 remote viewers per question. Once the remote viewers share each of their viewing sessions with the moderators, the moderators will reveal each of the separate experiences with everyone while providing a conclusion/analysis of all of them.

I think this could really indeed put some smiles, and drive a ton of curiosity into people here at Avalon, along with divulge some new and interesting information.

We could also take into the account of a public list of questions, which are randomly assigned numbers by the mods, as those familiar with remote viewing already do.

I myself, just have a friend write a question with a number, and I only know the number. To me, this leads to maximum success and the less likelihood of my imagination getting into the way.

What do you think guys?

unlimited mind · 11-19-2008, 02:02 AM

great idea, maybe you should make a RV website.

www.remoteviewdaily.com this is one of the RV sites i use to hone the skills. it is a pretty good one.

xo

Reunite · 11-19-2008, 02:12 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by GregorArturo

What I envision is trying to get someone of [highly] respectable nature on Avalon to act like a moderator [or questioner] in which they handle the questions. Or more likely even a group of a few. Another group would consist of the remote viewers. Once a question was established, either by this group or one that is given to and accepted by the group [of moderators]. The moderators would then write out the question on a paper and give it one of those oh so lovely cosmic addresses, aka a 6 digit number.

What do you think guys?

Great idea Greg. May I suggest Questiny.

http://projectavalon.net/forum/showthread.php?t=2124

Squeptikal · 11-19-2008, 02:23 AM

Yes, this is something i'd like to delve into a bit more. I've had dreams, visions, etc., but usually my fear causes disconnections or forces me awake. This makes me angry at my own limitations. Has anyone else had this problem?

I would like to participate! BTW, what is Questiny?

Reunite · 11-19-2008, 02:32 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Squeptikal

Yes, this is something i'd like to delve into a bit more. I've had dreams, visions, etc., but usually my fear causes disconnections or forces me awake. This makes me angry at my own limitations. Has anyone else had this problem?

I would like to participate! BTW, what is Questiny?

Questiny is a Project Avalon member who wrote a thread on learning to remote view. Check out the link in my last post.

GregorArturo · 11-19-2008, 02:35 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by unlimited mind

great idea, maybe you should make a RV website.

www.remoteviewdaily.com this is one of the RV sites i use to hone the skills. it is a pretty good one.

xo

Thanks for sharing. However, this isn't about practice, this is about putting it to direct use. Practice is always great! And I want to keep this directly connected to Avalon.

Questiny is a great nomination.

Edward Alexander · 11-20-2008, 02:58 AM

Great idea, I'm in on it. Been a while since I practiced my remote viewing skills but I certainly would love to get back at it!

And for anyone wanting to learn remote viewing, I HIGLY recommend www.farsight.org - They offer a FREE several hours long audio course on Scientific Remote Viewing and its really great. Here is direct link to all the learning material: http://www.farsight.org/SRV/index.html

Cheers and good luck to all!
-EA

GregorArturo · 11-20-2008, 03:06 AM

Well, let's see if we can get someone to be the organizer(s) of the bunch, to handle the questions and answers in a trustful fashion. Any volunteers?

Squeptikal · 11-20-2008, 04:05 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by GregorArturo

Well, let's see if we can get someone to be the organizer(s) of the bunch, to handle the questions and answers in a trustful fashion. Any volunteers?

Absolutely! Since I have no known skills here whatsoever, perhaps I could use my non-talent here in a productive way. No tricks, no bull, and full disclosure are my aims.

How do we go about creating a question that can be answered by remote viewing?

Edward Alexander · 11-20-2008, 04:14 AM

An example could be to identify a location.

You decide a location, or structure, or natural formation, or object - basicaly anything. It can be a real object you have, or if it is a structure, location or natural formation etc you could get a photo of it, for example from google, and this would be the Target.

You would then simply assign a random 6 digit number to this Target. For example, you print out the photo, and on the back of it you write the 6 digit number. Only you know the Target, you give only the 6 digit number to us the remote viewers. From this number we will try to see what we can perceive and post our results, and in the end you will reveal what the target was.

-EA

Squeptikal · 11-20-2008, 04:35 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Edward Alexander

An example could be to identify a location.

You decide a location, or structure, or natural formation, or object - basicaly anything. It can be a real object you have, or if it is a structure, location or natural formation etc you could get a photo of it, for example from google, and this would be the Target.

You would then simply assign a random 6 digit number to this Target. For example, you print out the photo, and on the back of it you write the 6 digit number. Only you know the Target, you give only the 6 digit number to us the remote viewers. From this number we will try to see what we can perceive and post our results, and in the end you will reveal what the target was.

-EA

Ok, got it. How long of a time interval would be suitable for this?

Edward Alexander · 11-20-2008, 04:40 AM

I would suggest at least 48 hours so all remote viewers will get the time to be online and get the digits before the answer is revealed.

Also, I suggest that all remote viewers send their results to you privately and do not post them in the thread where the experiment is going on, as this can lead to interference in the process if reading other peoples results before trying oneself.

Results sent to you by the different remote viewers should be published by you after the experiment is completed. Then we can compare and see if anyone got close etc.

Squeptikal · 11-20-2008, 05:05 AM

Ok, we are set. Please throw in your hats Ladies & Gentlemen!

How many remote viewers do we have for the Remote Viewing for Direct Use?

GregorArturo · 11-20-2008, 04:20 PM

Awesome, yes, the first try let's just focus on an image. However, I want to move into productive questions from here on. I would prefer to focus on questions to do with the past, as they are set, versus the future. I would prefer to avoid fear mongering as best as possible. Prophetic visions are not always best shared with the public in my opinion.

I want to work on information that we can ALL greatly benefit from.

Squeptikal, post the 6 digit number, and 48 hours from that post, publish the exact PM that each of us send you on this thread (try to keep it all in a single post), and it would be nice if you could provide a basic conclusion/analysis of all the material, specifically similarities.

Anyone is welcome to participate, whether you are serious, or just want to practice. Please send all info from your remote view session to Squeptikal in a private message. DO NOT POST IT IN THIS THREAD.

Mystic Pilgrim · 11-25-2008, 05:01 PM

Guys, it has been 5 days since your last experiment! What happened then? What were the results?

Incidentally, I have a question for you all. What is the difference or similarity between Remote Viewing and Clairvoyance? I read of some people in the forum talking about "remote viewing the future". Isn't that similar to clairvoyance?

Much obliged, and thanks in advance for your answers.

Mystic Pilgrim

GregorArturo · 11-25-2008, 05:02 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mystic Pilgrim

Guys, it has been 5 days since your last experiment! What happened then? What were the results?

Incidentally, I have a question for you all. What is the difference or similarity between Remote Viewing and Clairvoyance? I read of some people in the forum talking about "remote viewing the future". Isn't that similar to clairvoyance?

Much obliged, and thanks in advance for your answers.

Mystic Pilgrim

They are one in the same. Remote viewing is basically a subdivision if you please, or a technique to facilitate clairvoyance, specifically when it's termed scientific remote viewing.

It seems like no one followed through, but we got one going on AstroVera if you want to check it out.

http://www.astrovera.com/forum/showthread.php?t=519

Harper · 11-25-2008, 05:12 PM

Sure I would love to give it a try as an experiment. I would suggest that you pick something relatively generic like a tree or something that can cross borders as maybe a monument might be difficult it you didn't know it. Something universal I suppose. Then I guess we could see who may be able to answer the questions.

Mystic Pilgrim · 11-25-2008, 05:34 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by GregorArturo

They are one in the same. Remote viewing is basically a subdivision if you please, or a technique to facilitate clairvoyance, specifically when it's termed scientific remote viewing.

It seems like no one followed through, but we got one going on AstroVera if you want to check it out.

http://www.astrovera.com/forum/showthread.php?t=519

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Thanks Gregor for the answer! Well, since you kindly provided the info, I might as well ask you a few more questions

When you remote view (RV), you actually open yourself to the GRID, which means nefarious elements out there who are also RVing can read your mind, right? So how do you prevent them from reading your mind?

Other than this concern, I could have gladly participated in an RV session.

elsinorelore · 11-25-2008, 06:08 PM

Ok, Count me in, but you have to clarify the starting date and time, I think others would agree, in order for us to do this, we have to realize not everyone sees the same threads at the same times, so be specific please, as to our different time zones and etc... Im excited, and have to say, I missed the last one! Lets be really specific to include as many as possible 1st!

Kimmie · 11-25-2008, 06:43 PM

Hello All,

I was introduced to the term Remote Viewing-RV a few months ago by someone who has experience in using it. I haven't had an opportunity to study up on the subject, yet am very open to learning techniques, etc.

I am in Florida-the Eastern USA time zone, and am willing to participate, as soon as the starting date/time is defined. I will watch for the schedule and the "6-digit" identifier of the object we are to locate.

It's an honor to join this activity with you all, I check this site a few times throughout the day/evening... I'm anxious to get started. I believe this is a very usful tool.

Much Love, Kimmie

11-19-2008, 01:56 AM	#1
GregorArturo Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Southern Maine Posts: 560	Remote Viewing Project So, recently in two of my posts (Few Avalon members and Gregor the College Student') I discussed some specific themes. First, I was focusing on the notion of action over learning, in that we need to start applying what we now know. In the latter of those two posts, I offered to answer any questions people may have. The whole thread initially was to offer a glimpse into my reality in which I could share some of the positivity that has been engulfing me on a daily basis. Just like the simple beautiful things that would make you smile. Such as today in school, I was worried (not really but its just a pain in the ass) before going to my philosophy class because I didn't have a pen or pencil (as in it was definitely bouncing around consistently in my head). I don't usually take notes, but I write a lot in my personal notebook, it's a big comfort thing, and I had a feeling there was going to be a group activity that might involve writing. I was the last person to get to class, arriving late, with one chair available. And sitting on the center of that desk was a lone pencil. I sit down, and say in my head, "Thank you." I then hear a response, "You're welcome." Things like that completely make my day. So to continue on, I want to "give back" to the Avalon community as I feel my 'Gregor the College Student' thread failed with its one star rating and lone response. I easily have gotten the feeling that many thought I was overconfident, cocky, and maybe even a little headstrong with such a statement. Anyways, what little time I may have left here (subscription et al), I thought there may be an interesting project we can attempt, and maybe even help with some of the "nonbelievers" [as few as there may seem]. As of lately, I have been very successful with remote viewing. Last night's adventure revealed to me that the Celts or whomever, painted Stonehenge white as I saw it being painted [which makes me think of the pyramid's outer casing of white limestone and collaborates with a previous vision of mine also]. So as I feel confident enough to share this with others, I was wondering how many other people on Avalon are comfortable enough to use their skills with the masses. What I envision is trying to get someone of [highly] respectable nature on Avalon to act like a moderator [or questioner] in which they handle the questions. Or more likely even a group of a few. Another group would consist of the remote viewers. Once a question was established, either by this group or one that is given to and accepted by the group [of moderators]. The moderators would then write out the question on a paper and give it one of those oh so lovely cosmic addresses, aka a 6 digit number. The remote viewers get the number, and they all try to view it that night. Ideally, we would want 3-4 remote viewers per question. Once the remote viewers share each of their viewing sessions with the moderators, the moderators will reveal each of the separate experiences with everyone while providing a conclusion/analysis of all of them. I think this could really indeed put some smiles, and drive a ton of curiosity into people here at Avalon, along with divulge some new and interesting information. We could also take into the account of a public list of questions, which are randomly assigned numbers by the mods, as those familiar with remote viewing already do. I myself, just have a friend write a question with a number, and I only know the number. To me, this leads to maximum success and the less likelihood of my imagination getting into the way. What do you think guys?

11-19-2008, 02:02 AM	#2
unlimited mind Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: planet earth currently Posts: 319	Re: Remote Viewing Project great idea, maybe you should make a RV website. www.remoteviewdaily.com this is one of the RV sites i use to hone the skills. it is a pretty good one. xo

11-19-2008, 02:23 AM	#4
Squeptikal Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Near Pittsburgh PA Posts: 52	Re: Remote Viewing Project Yes, this is something i'd like to delve into a bit more. I've had dreams, visions, etc., but usually my fear causes disconnections or forces me awake. This makes me angry at my own limitations. Has anyone else had this problem? I would like to participate! BTW, what is Questiny?

11-20-2008, 02:58 AM	#7
Edward Alexander Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 158	Re: Remote Viewing Project Great idea, I'm in on it. Been a while since I practiced my remote viewing skills but I certainly would love to get back at it! And for anyone wanting to learn remote viewing, I HIGLY recommend www.farsight.org - They offer a FREE several hours long audio course on Scientific Remote Viewing and its really great. Here is direct link to all the learning material: http://www.farsight.org/SRV/index.html Cheers and good luck to all! -EA

11-20-2008, 03:06 AM	#8
GregorArturo Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Southern Maine Posts: 560	Re: Remote Viewing Project Well, let's see if we can get someone to be the organizer(s) of the bunch, to handle the questions and answers in a trustful fashion. Any volunteers?

11-20-2008, 04:14 AM	#10
Edward Alexander Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 158	Re: Remote Viewing Project An example could be to identify a location. You decide a location, or structure, or natural formation, or object - basicaly anything. It can be a real object you have, or if it is a structure, location or natural formation etc you could get a photo of it, for example from google, and this would be the Target. You would then simply assign a random 6 digit number to this Target. For example, you print out the photo, and on the back of it you write the 6 digit number. Only you know the Target, you give only the 6 digit number to us the remote viewers. From this number we will try to see what we can perceive and post our results, and in the end you will reveal what the target was. -EA

11-20-2008, 04:40 AM	#12
Edward Alexander Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 158	Re: Remote Viewing Project I would suggest at least 48 hours so all remote viewers will get the time to be online and get the digits before the answer is revealed. Also, I suggest that all remote viewers send their results to you privately and do not post them in the thread where the experiment is going on, as this can lead to interference in the process if reading other peoples results before trying oneself. Results sent to you by the different remote viewers should be published by you after the experiment is completed. Then we can compare and see if anyone got close etc.

11-20-2008, 05:05 AM	#13
Squeptikal Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Near Pittsburgh PA Posts: 52	Re: Remote Viewing Project Ok, we are set. Please throw in your hats Ladies & Gentlemen! How many remote viewers do we have for the Remote Viewing for Direct Use?

11-20-2008, 04:20 PM	#14
GregorArturo Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Southern Maine Posts: 560	Re: Remote Viewing Project Awesome, yes, the first try let's just focus on an image. However, I want to move into productive questions from here on. I would prefer to focus on questions to do with the past, as they are set, versus the future. I would prefer to avoid fear mongering as best as possible. Prophetic visions are not always best shared with the public in my opinion. I want to work on information that we can ALL greatly benefit from. Squeptikal, post the 6 digit number, and 48 hours from that post, publish the exact PM that each of us send you on this thread (try to keep it all in a single post), and it would be nice if you could provide a basic conclusion/analysis of all the material, specifically similarities. Anyone is welcome to participate, whether you are serious, or just want to practice. Please send all info from your remote view session to Squeptikal in a private message. DO NOT POST IT IN THIS THREAD.

11-25-2008, 05:01 PM	#15
Mystic Pilgrim Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Southeast Asia Posts: 44	Re: Remote Viewing Project Guys, it has been 5 days since your last experiment! What happened then? What were the results? Incidentally, I have a question for you all. What is the difference or similarity between Remote Viewing and Clairvoyance? I read of some people in the forum talking about "remote viewing the future". Isn't that similar to clairvoyance? Much obliged, and thanks in advance for your answers. Mystic Pilgrim

11-25-2008, 05:12 PM	#17
Harper Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Paris Posts: 467	Re: Remote Viewing Project Sure I would love to give it a try as an experiment. I would suggest that you pick something relatively generic like a tree or something that can cross borders as maybe a monument might be difficult it you didn't know it. Something universal I suppose. Then I guess we could see who may be able to answer the questions.

11-25-2008, 06:08 PM	#19
elsinorelore Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Switzerland Posts: 209	Re: Remote Viewing Project Ok, Count me in, but you have to clarify the starting date and time, I think others would agree, in order for us to do this, we have to realize not everyone sees the same threads at the same times, so be specific please, as to our different time zones and etc... Im excited, and have to say, I missed the last one! Lets be really specific to include as many as possible 1st!

11-25-2008, 06:43 PM	#20
Kimmie Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: SOUTH WEST FLORIDA Posts: 69	Re: Remote Viewing Project Hello All, I was introduced to the term Remote Viewing-RV a few months ago by someone who has experience in using it. I haven't had an opportunity to study up on the subject, yet am very open to learning techniques, etc. I am in Florida-the Eastern USA time zone, and am willing to participate, as soon as the starting date/time is defined. I will watch for the schedule and the "6-digit" identifier of the object we are to locate. It's an honor to join this activity with you all, I check this site a few times throughout the day/evening... I'm anxious to get started. I believe this is a very usful tool. Much Love, Kimmie