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What is Remote Viewing?

Remote viewing, in its simplest form, is sensing with the mind.


Remote Viewing is performed with nothing more than a black pen and a stack of paper. A Remote Viewer is given a Target Reference Number (e.g. 4578/4498) pointing their unconscious mind to a remote target. In session, a Remote Viewer “unpacks” their mind’s unconscious language for that target in a systematic way. remote viewing training

What is Remote Viewing?

Course Testimonials

Susan Conklin

Excellent! People pay $$$$ for a course like this. I like that it is very clear and to the point instruction. Remote Viewing takes dedication and consistent practice. The step by step process and live visual examples make it easy to understand and follow.

Jay Morris

Very easy watching, informative and interesting.

Valms, France

RV training with Morgan Farrell was a tremendous experience. Via Skype, Morgan would check if I was handling every steps of the RV process correctly. He would send me home work to practice and would review my work before each session to catch any little signs to help me improving and not getting into "bad habits". Morgan's training led me very rapidly to hit the targets. Working with him was fun, efficient and inspiring. Therefor I can only highly recommend anyone who wants to learn RV to get private RV lessons with Morgan. he is the Man!!!"


Typical session results

The Target
The Remote Viewing Line sketch
The final rendered Remote Viewing Target

Target [3786/1528] Data Summary

"The most important aspect of the site is a circular swirling tool, which is also a coil. It is like a spinning top and also like a balloon. There is vibration and movement here which makes me feel frustrated. There are lifeforms at the site which feel stuck and hopeful. Concepts here include: enveloped and encumbered.


The 2nd most important aspect of the site are a flying mass of rocks and stones moving in an arching or curving motion. It makes me feel frustrated. People here feel watchful, curious, and hopeful. The flying mass is like a conglomerate. Concepts here include: hope and progress. This is a special case where people hope to find a solution.


The 3rd most important aspect of the site is a flat groove in the ground. There is sandy soil here. This situation makes me feel agitated. Concepts here include: burrow and encumbered. There is a dynamic of frustration here. It is like an earthquake and also like a trap."

Announce coming events

Announce coming events

Eye witness UFO sighting

In 1952 a fleet of UFOs passed over the United States Capitol building. What were they doing there? What did they want? The following Remote Viewing session was cued with the Target Reference Number [5680/2412]. The student was completely blind to the target until it was revealed after their session.

Announce coming events

Announce coming events

Announce coming events

UFO sighting article
UFO above whitehouse
Remote viewing Drawing of UFO

Part of student results indicate that this was a ‘Reconnaissance’ and ‘Survey’ mission.

Course Testimonials

Paul Benak

Valuable information, Clear explanations, Engaging delivery, Helpful practice activities, Accurate course description, Knowledgeable instructor

Melinda Williams

Yes this course is awesome

Crystal Skull or Plastic mould?

  Find out using Remote Viewing. . .

Ghost or Dusty lens?

  Find out using Remote Viewing. . .

Who keeps calling me and what do they want?

Find out using Remote Viewing. . . 

Who should you marry?

Find out using Remote Viewing. . . 

Is psychic ability even real?

Yes! The theoretical basis for Remote Viewing is Quantum Non-locality which was considered proven by Alain Aspect in 1982. This research points to the fundamental fact that everything is connected to, and may be influenced by, everything else. The implications are mind-boggling.


Extrasensory Perception (ESP) was proven by J. B. Rhine at Duke University in the 1930s.


Daryl Bem, of Cornell University, greatly expanded the scientific understanding of ESP in the 1990s.


Princeton’s Engineering Anomalies Research Lab (PEAR) studied parapsychology from 1970 to 2007 with startling results on psychokinesis and Remote Viewing.


And, of course, Remote Viewing was developed in the 1970s at the Stanford Research Institute by Russell Targ, Harold Puthoff, and Ingo Swann.


What can Remote Viewing be used for?

Here's the SURPRISE.

Remote Viewing was originally developed to spy on Soviet military locations. HOWEVER, it was quickly discovered that the technique could be used to solve other problems.


ANYONE may use Remote Viewing to gather the following information:


  • Life purpose & optimum life path
  • Optimum vocation & career path
  • Optimum personal health
  • Information on undiagnosed illnesses
  • Optimum investments
  • Locating an optimum mate
  • Stock market trading positions
  • Locating lost items
  • World mysteries
  • Settling simple Yes/No choices


It can also be used to:

  • Predict the future
  • Make better business decisions
  • Study historical events
  • Verify or debunk theories
  • Identify limiting beliefs
  • And much, much more. . .


In fact, as Remote Viewing has developed as a profession, there appears to be NO limit to the applications.

Who built the Pyramids?

Find out using Remote Viewing. . . 

What was my strange dream really about?

Find out using Remote Viewing. . . 

Three phases of Remote Viewing

Remote Viewing has 3 phases and each have their own potential pitfalls. This is why high-quality professional training is crucial. 

Phase 1: Target set-up and cueing

Getting the best information from a Remote Viewing session begins with approaching the problem correctly.

Through proprietary research over the past 35 years, professional Remote Viewers worldwide have developed a language recognized by the unconscious mind.

  

These are some of the trusted cues and qualifiers:

  • Name/Optimum trajectory – this asks the unconscious mind what is the best course of action on any particular subject; e.g. [1355/8300]My optimum trajectory
  • Name/Optimum health trajectory – this asks the unconscious mind how one can best improve one’s health
  • Open search – this can predict future events 2-to-8 weeks into the future
  • Object/Location/now – this cue is used to determine the general location of missing objects; e.g. [3401/4789]My missing ring/location/now
  • Name/optimum vocation
  • Name/optimum short-term investment
  • Name/optimum long-term investment
  • Name/optimum sleep enhancement
  • Name/Who? – this asks the unconscious mind what a person’s life purpose is
  • Name/now – useful for determining if presently alive or dead 
  • And many, many more. . .


Any high-quality Remote Viewing course gives clear instructions on target set-up and cueing. Without cueing a target correctly, a novice Remote Viewer risks wasting their time. Those familiar with coding would recognize this as garbage-in-garbage-out.

Phase 2: Remote Viewing session

Next comes the Remote Viewing session itself which is performed with nothing more than a black pen and a stack of paper. Typical sessions last 45-minutes. Follow-on work to explore more details of the target can be done if necessary. This is decided in the analysis phase.


The Remote Viewing session itself is comprised of stages. Any high-quality Remote Viewing course provides clear and detailed instruction in these session stages.


See Courses for full-length example session videos. 

Phase 3: Session analysis

The final page of a Remote Viewing session is known as the Site Template:


(Note Phase 4 is the take action on your results!)

Phase 3: Session analysis

Wireframe-style sketch

More rendered high-quality drawing

More rendered high-quality drawing

Remote Viewing wireframe-style drawing

 The Site Template is a wireframe-style drawing, which allows the Viewer to understand their results in the simplest possible way.  

More rendered high-quality drawing

More rendered high-quality drawing

More rendered high-quality drawing

Remote viewing rendered target sketch

 To fully understand session results, sometimes further aspects of the Site Template are explored in a follow-on session, which often produces high-quality rendered drawings:    


The analysis phase can be complex. Any high-quality Remote Viewing course gives clear and detailed instructions in analyzing your session results.

What should I do next?

Find out using Remote Viewing. . .

Mars rock or skull?

Find out using Remote Viewing. . .

Course Testimonials

Robert Crawford

lesson 1 watched. so far so good. proceeding with experiment.

Fauzi Endra

Very good, Thank you

Sudeshna Banerjee

Interesting Course. Enjoyed It.

James, U.K.

Since 2014 I'd worked with Morgan a few times commissioning him as a professional RV'er to provide data on targets that were important to me at the time and I've been incredibly impressed with just how thorough and accurate he has been - It's been life changing stuff for me on a personal level. Since then I've been practicing RV in 3 month spells on and off but became disheartened when the mediocre data & sketching accuracy didn't seem to improve at all. In November 2017 Morgan agreed to offer some training and after a couple of practice sessions he advised we move onto higher level TRV prompts which has lead me to advance my skills well beyond the level I was at whilst practicing on my own. He gave one or two lessons per week by email, I then would run the blind TRNs he provided and pretty much instantly saw an improvement in the data over sessions I'd run previously - for the first time I could see I was consistently on target. Morgan provided interesting, varied, often enigmatic, mysterious target sets that I found fascinating to view and analyse once feedback was revealed. We caught up via Skype to review sessions together and it was great being able to bounce questions of him and hear his professional-level explanations & relevant anecdotes having worked with so many other great viewers. All absolute gold to me as a student. We did a month of online training and I now have the tools to investigate target sets much more deeply than I ever imagined. I highly recommend Morgan as an RV teacher (and RV professional in general) - his easy going manner and flexible working style makes the whole process a real pleasure.

Advanced projects

When someone uses Remote Viewing to investigate a complex situation or concept, this may require multiple session explorations.

 

This is where a Remote Viewing session becomes a project. Remote Viewing projects may be complex enough to be run by a dedicated Project Manager who assigns work and performs Site Template analysis.

Why did the Maya civilization collapse?

Find out using Remote Viewing. . .

Why do I see 11:11 everywhere?

Find out using Remote Viewing. . .

In the media

The Men Who Stare At Goats. A Hollywood movie about the military Remote Viewing program.

In Search Of. A classic 1979 Remote Viewing TV episode starring Leonard Nimoy and Remote Viewing pioneers Hella Hammid and Ingo Swann.

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