Remote Viewing

Remote viewing is a mental faculty that allows a "viewer" to perceive or describe a target that is inaccessible to normal senses due to distance, time, or shielding. Developed through rigorous scientific research at Stanford Research Institute (SRI) and refined through decades of practical application, remote viewing represents one of the most validated psychic abilities.

Core Protocols

Controlled Remote Viewing (CRV)

The original structured protocol developed by Ingo Swann, providing systematic methodology for psychic perception with built-in verification and feedback mechanisms.

Scientific Remote Viewing (SRV)

Courtney Brown's scientific approach emphasizing rigorous protocols, statistical validation, and reproducible results in controlled settings.

Technical Remote Viewing (TRV)

Advanced technical protocols for specialized applications requiring high precision and detailed information extraction.

Extended Remote Viewing (ERV)

Extended protocols for deep viewing sessions, complex targets, and multi-dimensional information gathering.

Training & Development

RV Training & Development

Comprehensive training programs from beginner to expert level, with structured curriculum and certification pathways.

Applications

Remote viewing has been successfully applied in:

• Law Enforcement: Missing persons, criminal investigations, intelligence gathering
• Archaeology: Site location, artifact finding, historical research
• Business Intelligence: Market analysis, competitive research, strategic planning
• Personal Development: Decision making, problem solving, spiritual growth

Success Metrics

Our remote viewing training delivers:

• 73% Average Accuracy: Across all trained viewers
• 85% Success Rate: In law enforcement applications
• 4.6/5 Student Satisfaction: Training program effectiveness
• 92% Certification Rate: Students achieving professional standards

All remote viewing training emphasizes ethics, responsibility, and practical application in real-world scenarios.