Remote Viewing Practice Targets
Remote view real locations
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Can you describe a place you can’t see?
A real target, a number, and your own perception.
- 1. Get a coordinateA six-digit number that stands for a real place or event.
- 2. Write and sketchColors, textures, sounds, shapes. Describe, don’t name.
- 3. Reveal and compareSee the photo and what the target holds, next to your notes.
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Describe, don’t name. Write whatever comes. If a name pops up, note it as a guess and keep going.
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What the target holds
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How it works
You will be given a coordinate. Your task is to remote view what target it represents. It can be a location, an event, or anything else, really. Note any sensations you perceive: color, sound, size... Sketch any image that pops into your mind. It's best to use a paper and a pen.
After you are done, you will see the feedback: what the actual target is, so you can see how accurate you were.
Why it works
There are a variety of different targets. Some are simple, but others are complex. The goal is to improve your perception of different sensations and increase your accuracy by comparing your session with the actual target. That way you will see what you got correct and what you need to improve on. Look at the feedback only when you are completely done with the session.
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Common questions
What is a remote viewing target?
A real place, object or event, hidden behind a reference number (the coordinate). You describe it from the number alone, then look at the target to see what you got right.
How do you practice remote viewing?
Relax, take a coordinate and write down first impressions (colors, textures, sounds, sizes) without trying to name the target. Then reveal it and compare. Short, regular sessions with feedback work best.
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