We're starting to see some rather broad unique ways of successful remote viewing. I want to touch on 4 variations. But I don't really want to use names like "SRV CRV" or so on. This is just formats and what they look like.

First I want to name has examples like "Cowboy RV" or what you'll see done by Dave2 at Uncontrolled Remote Viewing. The Viewer stands, blindfolded, moving around and moving frames like they would on a computer touch-screen. I think Yeme really does well in this niche and ought to explore it more.

Second there's the regular paper sessions like you see in the old CRV and SRV adaptations. This is sitting in a calm quiet room with minimal distractions, meditating, than using lots of blank paper and markers. Having a structured set of writing actions like ideograms, matrices, low level descriptions based on a strict set of language, then followed by natural elaboration. After the paper session you can present it on a whiteboard or "light board" etc.

Third there's more along the lines of Birdie's Transdimensional Mapping. You're basically starting to do an art project out of your viewing. Many colours, felts, and AOLs are something to "open up" rather than lay aside. Good to keep an audio-video recording and biofeedback as you go.

Then there's group RV, which I'm seeing a little more of now. People join on zoom or in person and basically feed each other information. This may often be just sitting and talking, recording as they talk. Possibly blindfolded. Participants might sketch as they go, but the focus is on keeping the audio going.

Anyhow, a lot of these seem to be getting quite successful and there doesn't seem to be one single type that so far takes dominance as the best method. Farsight is a bit ahead of the game, but they had an alien boost as it were. Probably was paper sessions just because this was an easy way to record when videography was complicated and expensive. This would probably be the way to go again if we lost technology and went back to low tech society. I start to wonder if this was some of the written stuff that was burned so obsessively like the Library of Alexandria.

Anyhow, I encourage anyone to try any sort of method.

Hi I'm Michael

I was wondering if I could talk to someone who could guide me through the process on a vid or phn call I watch the girl that does the space lessons. I've been practicing and meditating but still can't quite get there I just need someone who knows what their doing to try give me a boost. There's no many communities we're I am that don't think your woo woo or nuts I guess they haven't woke to the prospect of transcendance or don't even know this is a real thing. I was a sceptic until I seen doctor greer but now I'm not sure about him. Corey really opened my mind and feel my path has changed for the better but now I know the whole world is a lie I need this as purpose is all you need I and don't have one.

You can certainly email me. I am very much a noob. I've had some successes but I also get huge duds. [email protected]

Tazz, there is no evidence that FarSight is a bit ahead of the game. They have talented remote viewers for sure. CRV has just as talented, all of them just aren't doing youtube videos. They work on finding missing people and solving crimes.

My recommendation to anyone starting is to start with something like CRV because it's very structured. You are just trying to get impressions from the subconscious in the beginning. You aren't necessarily trying to "see" the target. Later on in advanced stages, you are now starting to "interview" the subconscious

Dave Knise, is extremely talented as is David Powell. David Powell IMO is going to be a household name in remote viewing in the coming years. What Knise does, is ERV. He can call it cowboy, cowgirl, etc it doesn't matter. It's ERV. Again, this is something to do once someone has mastered basic and intermediate.

Make it fun. Don't get aggravated. Keep the subconscious engaged. The minute it gets bored, or it feels like it's a job. It will decide it doesn't want to do it anymore. The subconscious has its own personality, usually much more immature than the normal "you".

Get lots of feedback, hundreds of sessions before attempting anything without feedback.

Media production and remote viewing progress put together, they are not really matched.

The best remote viewers on the planet? That part I'm not so sure.

My hope is the next group to take dominance will give all of their viewings completely free, produce a lot of content, and consistently get accurate results . . . and, they aren't bought out by any scumbag mega group. If you can point me to an example of that I'm all ears.

We should keep in mind that remote viewing should be useful to the majority of people.

I'm still working on my remote viewing website, and the goal is to make the data both publicly available and easily comparable (so it's useful to as much people as possible). While this is easy with regular paper sessions – you can just compare pages of different sessions – any video format and artistic freedom makes it more complicated. For that reason, I'm contemplating the idea of having a standardized method of summarizing the data, like how AI summarizes a book for you. It's not a trivial task.

You can still pdf everything. Take paper, caption recordings and paste screenshots