Remote Viewing Protocols

Seeing Across Distance and Time

Remote viewing is the ability to perceive people, places, objects, or events at any distance or time using only your psychic perception. Originally developed and tested by the U.S. military, remote viewing has proven protocols that anyone can learn. This guide teaches structured methods to develop accurate remote viewing abilities.

Understanding Remote Viewing

What Is Remote Viewing?

Remote viewing (RV) is the controlled use of extrasensory perception to gather information about distant or unseen targets. You can view:

• Distant locations you've never visited
• Hidden objects or people
• Past events
• Future possibilities
• Other dimensions or realities

How It Works

Your consciousness is not limited by space or time. Through focused intention and specific protocols, you can project your awareness to any target and perceive information about it.

Remote Viewing vs. Other Psychic Abilities

RV is unique because it uses structured protocols that produce verifiable, consistent results. It's more systematic than spontaneous psychic impressions.

The Coordinate Remote Viewing (CRV) Protocol

What You Need

• Pen and paper
• Quiet space
• Target coordinates (random numbers assigned to target)
• Monitor (person who knows target, provides coordinates)
• Relaxed, focused state

Stage 1: Initial Contact

1. Monitor provides coordinates (e.g., "4829-7156")
2. Write coordinates on paper
3. Clear your mind completely
4. Touch pen to coordinates
5. Notice first impression (ideogram—simple line or shape)
6. Draw the ideogram quickly without thinking
7. Declare what it represents ("structure," "water," "land," etc.)

Stage 2: Sensory Data

Gather sensory impressions about the target.

Record:

• Colors you perceive
• Textures (rough, smooth, wet, dry)
• Temperatures (hot, cold, warm)
• Sounds you "hear"
• Smells you sense
• Tastes
• Dimensions (large, small, tall, wide)

Stage 3: Dimensional Data

Sketch what you're perceiving.

• Draw rough shapes and forms
• Don't try to make it perfect
• Just capture impressions
• Label elements

Stage 4: Emotional and Intangible Data

Perceive non-physical aspects.

• Emotions associated with target
• Purpose or function
• Aesthetic qualities
• Energetic impressions

Stage 5: Physical and Tangible Data

Detailed physical information.

• Specific objects present
• Materials (wood, metal, stone)
• Natural vs. man-made
• Movement or stillness

Stage 6: Complete Perception

Full immersion in the target.

• Move through the target location
• Explore from different angles
• Gather comprehensive information
• Create detailed description

Simplified Remote Viewing Method

For Beginners

1. Receive target: Have someone choose a location (you don't know what)
2. Relax and clear mind: Enter meditative state
3. Set intention: "I will perceive the target location"
4. Record impressions: Write or draw everything you perceive
5. Don't analyze: Just report what comes
6. Verify: Compare your impressions to actual target
7. Track accuracy: Note hits and misses

Practice Exercises

Exercise 1: Photo Target Practice

1. Have partner select photo (you don't see it)
2. Partner assigns random coordinates
3. You remote view using coordinates
4. Describe what you perceive
5. Partner reveals photo
6. Compare and verify

Exercise 2: Location Viewing

1. Partner chooses real location
2. You describe what you perceive
3. Include: landscape, structures, colors, atmosphere
4. Partner verifies with photos or visit

Exercise 3: Object in Box

1. Partner places object in sealed box
2. You remote view the object
3. Describe: shape, color, texture, purpose
4. Open box and verify

Improving Accuracy

Avoid Analytical Overlay (AOL)

Your logical mind tries to interpret impressions—this creates errors.

When AOL occurs:

• Notice you're analyzing
• Write "AOL" and what you're thinking
• Set it aside
• Return to pure perception
• Don't let logic override impressions

Stay in the Signal Line

The "signal line" is the flow of accurate information.

• When impressions flow easily, you're in the signal
• When you struggle or think hard, you've left it
• Return to relaxed, receptive state
• Let information come to you

Record Everything

• Don't filter impressions
• Even "wrong" data may be symbolic
• Write it all down
• Analyze only after session ends

Advanced Applications

Viewing the Past

• Set intention to view specific historical event
• Perceive the scene as it occurred
• Gather historical information
• Verify against records when possible

Viewing the Future

• View probable future events
• Remember: futures are probabilities, not certainties
• Use for planning and preparation
• Track accuracy to calibrate

Finding Lost Objects

• Remote view the object's current location
• Describe surroundings
• Follow impressions to find it

Common Challenges

"I'm just making it up"

Solution: Track accuracy over multiple sessions. True RV proves itself through verification.

"My impressions are too vague"

Solution: Start with vague. Precision develops with practice. Even general impressions can be accurate.

"I get distracted by my thoughts"

Solution: Strengthen meditation practice. Note AOL and return to perception.

Your Remote Viewing Journey

Remote viewing is a learnable skill with proven protocols. Practice regularly, track your accuracy, and trust the process. With dedication, you'll develop the ability to perceive across any distance or time—a truly extraordinary gift.