There are many paths to personal development, development of perception abilities / mindfulness / awareness, etc., including the development of extrasensory perception abilities.
Who among us wouldn’t want to increase their capabilities, experience something that makes them feel exceptional, while gaining new possibilities?
However, many developmental paths contain hidden traps and opportunities for self-deception. If someone merely wants to believe in their abilities without truly verifying them – there are many opportunities to acquire such beliefs. But only one of these methods truly teaches not only the abilities themselves but also how to verify what one experiences, and awareness of how our subjective mind can influence the perceived information.
Today I’ll discuss Remote Viewing methods and how their proper development and application can be helpful in personal development on many levels – not only in terms of extrasensory perception as such but also in everyday life situations.
Having been involved in the above-mentioned topics for over 20 years, both from the perspective of personal development in the psychological field, as well as spiritual development and the human mind’s ability for extrasensory perception – I have observed how often momentary excitement with seemingly positive results becomes more important for many people than methodical learning of proper long-term development. Of course, after time, using various techniques and solutions inappropriately brings either disappointment and burnout due to lack of satisfying results or worse – leads to blind, dark alleys in one’s development, exposing the person to many unpleasantries.
How many times have I seen various procedures including “hypnotic” sessions (I deliberately put this in quotation marks as obtaining the promised desired hypnotic state in a proper way is usually debatable), in which the person conducting the session instead of helping the subject reach the actual truth – was instead busy imposing their beliefs about the world on the client. Then people after such “therapies” leave with a belief in their uniqueness – but full of others’ suggestions about themselves that they don’t really understand and don’t know what to do with. There appears a greater confusion in the mind than at the beginning, and by no means the kind that might accompany a positive change of beliefs and worldview from false to true though more complex – but one that is just another unverifiable story created by someone from outside.
Similarly happens in many cases of using channeling and other techniques of perceiving the “spiritual world.” If we don’t understand what we’re dealing with and how our mind influences the reception of information – we cannot obtain a genuinely true picture of reality.
If we truly want to develop and genuinely broaden our horizons, we must start by learning to understand how the human mind works, what perception filters it applies, how it responds to stimuli and information – in short – through which “glasses” we see the world. Only then can we also begin the process of understanding what we actually perceive and why we perceive it in one way and not another. This requires some preparation, so it may seem “boring” although in reality it is just as interesting as “flying through space,” and additionally has tremendous practical developmental value, also for our everyday life.
When I began teaching people Remote Viewing techniques, supplementing them with other developmental techniques that are the essence of the cumulative knowledge I’ve gathered through over 20 years of my own practice and experience – I noticed that what is most needed in terms of increasing human perception abilities is precisely this learning and explanation – how much individual conditioning and experience, and how our environment has programmed our minds from early childhood – affects what penetrates our consciousness in the process of perception.
Each of us has certain perceptual filters affecting the extent to which our consciousness is able to perceive true reality in a clear way. Some of these filters are universal, as the patterns that influence us in the formation process in today’s society are also universal. Others are our individual filters related to personal beliefs, dominant (physical) senses (because some of us are kinesthetic, others visual, still others auditory, etc.).
Is it difficult to understand this language of filters influencing the reception of information? At the basic level, in terms of making visible progress – it is not as difficult as it might seem. However, it requires at least several sessions and meetings to properly address and demonstrate this issue, testing it on practical examples.
However, fully mastering these filters is a very difficult matter requiring years of practice. But it is possible. Importantly – the first steps in learning about perception filters can produce tremendous beneficial effects. Suddenly we begin to understand that what seemed objectively unchangeable to us – may in fact be an unconscious filter imposed on us, the noticing and conscious bypassing of which can give us a previously inaccessible level of insight and understanding on any topic.
In working with the possibilities of the human mind and consciousness, including dealing with essentially all, or at least the vast majority of extrasensory perception techniques – I have practically tested many of these developmental tools. While valuable lessons could be drawn from each of them – it was only when I began practicing Remote Viewing that I noticed it provides a real breakthrough for most people.
Thanks to working with Remote Viewing, not only has my general level of knowledge and awareness increased, significantly enriching the range of perception and knowledge about the world – but also through this method I have become more aware of what I actually KNOW and what I don’t know. In other words – I stopped living in beliefs about the world and became truly aware of what I know, and what is still worth learning. And that is very valuable knowledge.
Jakub Qba Niegowski
