I recently wrote about the advantages of Remote Viewing practice for artistically and creatively inclined people – as a method for generating new inspirations and intuitive insights. As a deeply logical and analytical person myself, I prefer combining intuition – the right-brain, humanistic approach – with what is grounded in hard analysis and clear logic.

When people take an interest in extrasensory perception, they often encounter healthy skepticism and the fundamental question: is what we’re doing measurable in any way? Is it verifiable?
Unlike other extrasensory perception techniques, the answer with Remote Viewing is: yes. It is measurable – and it is objectively verifiable that something real is being perceived. In practice I have encountered virtually no exceptions. Observing our sessions, which take place on a regular basis, consistently demonstrates the spectacular effectiveness of this method.

Objective Blind Research

What matters most for the objectivity of the research – and what will surely interest the more skeptically minded – is the fact that Remote Viewing is the only extrasensory perception method that uses blind testing, which eliminates the possibility of the researcher guessing the answer.

Here is how it works: a person developing their extrasensory perception abilities and participating in an RV session receives only a target identifier – a sequence of numbers randomly assigned to the target in advance by the person preparing the experiment. The target itself is written as a short sentence or paragraph in a secured text document. The viewer receives the identification number during the session without knowing what the target is – without access to the description in the secured document. Their task is to describe the research target by reaching it through extrasensory perception, using nothing but the identification number they were given.

During the Remote Viewing session, as the viewer begins to describe what they perceive, they are simply reporting what comes through – without knowing whether their description is accurate. Only after the session is completed is the description compared against the actual target to verify its accuracy.

Group Remote Viewing

Practice shows the enormous effectiveness of this approach.
To further increase both effectiveness and the volume of information generated by each experiment – information that provides valuable knowledge from our research – not one but an entire group of viewers (each developing the skill) participates in the investigation simultaneously. During the session, they have no contact with each other and conduct their RV independently, each addressing the same target.

The result is that after a single session we have material from a group of people who have independently researched the same target, each completely blind to the others’ findings. None of them, during the session, had any information about what the others were perceiving.

This method carries an additional advantage that proves especially valuable in more advanced sessions and experiments – particularly when the target being investigated is beyond our material reach or verifiable knowledge. Thanks to statistical analysis, and the fact that independent viewers described the target in a convergent way, we can objectively establish the existence and nature of a given target even when it lies beyond our direct physical access.
In other words: if we investigate a non-material subject using Remote Viewing, and multiple viewers independently report the target in a consistent, specific way – we have an objectively strong basis for treating those findings as real.

Although there will always be skeptics in the world who deny phenomena beyond what they personally choose to believe – I am convinced that through a rigorous, objective approach to studying and developing extrasensory perception, we can achieve – and are already achieving – an enormous breakthrough.

Healthy skepticism is needed and valuable, especially in an era filled with far-fetched theories and incorrect interpretations of phenomena, so common among people who, in the name of spiritual development, actually prefer to live inside a bubble of their own fantasies. Extrasensory perception through the method of Remote Viewing is something else entirely – it is disciplined, verifiable, and built on direct personal experience rather than belief.

Jakub Qba Niegowski – Extrasensory Awareness Development Specialist

If you prefer a personalised path, remote viewing individual coaching lets analytical minds test the method one careful step at a time.