Many of us, from childhood onward – thanks to science-fiction films and literature – were captivated by the potential of technology that would let us travel through and explore virtual reality. The virtual worlds portrayed there offered adventure, growth, the chance to learn new skills, to become a hero of a new kind of universe.
Today, Virtual Reality technology is closer to realization than it was a few decades ago, and the first consumer devices are already on the market. Yet VR headsets remain very expensive and full of limitations. We’re still not in the Virtual World of Tron or Lawnmower Man. And perhaps we never will be – not through technology that way.
But what if the technology we’ve been dreaming about has been sitting inside us all along – and requires no goggles at all to activate?
That technology is called Remote Viewing, and it was developed by US military intelligence during the Cold War to create a secret unit of what might be called “parapsychic spies” – people capable of effectively penetrating time and space with their mind’s eye in order to gather important information.
An extensive body of literature exists on this subject, along with many declassified documents now publicly available. Thanks to this declassification, the technique – developed by some of the most accomplished scientists and researchers of human consciousness – is now accessible to anyone willing to learn it.
Remote Viewing consists of gathering detailed information from perception sessions. But how is that possible?
Remote Viewers, unlike many self-styled “clairvoyants,” pride themselves on being able to perceive and describe a given target without any possibility of being prompted or guided toward the answer by anyone. The viewer receives a specially assigned, randomly generated identification number that someone else has linked to the research target. By focusing on this ID number alone, the Remote Viewer is able to describe the target in detail – without knowing what it is. This eliminates the biggest objection entirely: the possibility of guessing. And it thereby demonstrates, objectively, that something beyond conventional information access is at work.
Historically, the deliberate stigmatization of subjects like this – designed to draw public attention away from them – effectively discouraged the vast majority of people from independently investigating and using this kind of potential for their own development. This is why Remote Viewers remain a small elite today, not unlike the X-Men from Professor Xavier’s school.
It is easy to see, however, that these few pioneers of a remarkable mind technology could have an enormous influence on the fate of the world in the future – and on the development of all of humanity.
Think about what you could do if you could draw knowledge and inspiration from distant places in time and space. If you could observe historical events first-hand, investigate current affairs behind the scenes, or explore dimensions of reality that lie beyond the reach of the physical senses.
Unlike the reality delivered by VR goggles, RV sessions allow you to discover and explore not a fictional but a genuinely existing reality – giving you real tools for real development, while at the same time frequently delivering visions and experiences that rival the best science-fiction films.
If I were advising someone on how to find a new frontier of human knowledge – a new world to explore that lies within the real reach of each of us right now – I would point them toward Remote Viewing.
Jakub Qba Niegowski – Extrasensory Awareness Development Specialist
You can experience this firsthand through the live online remote viewing course, where you practise exploring reality alongside others.
