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… but no man has right to be wrong in his facts. Nor, above all, to persist in errors as to facts. [Bernard Baruch]

On this page we comment on statements, questions and rumors about remote viewing that we occasionally stumble across on social media and networks. We don’t want to do this with a raised index finger, but with the intention of passing on some of the knowledge that we have acquired in the past. Feedback is always welcome, we’re always learning…

Remote viewing:
What are we talking about here?

Remote viewing is the proven ability to perceive sensory impressions from a distant target using media.

A specific methodology for using remote viewing was developed in the 1970s and 1980s by psychic Ingo Swann and scientist Hal Puthoff. This method is known as “CRV” which can stand for either “Coordinate Remote Viewing” or “Controlled Remote Viewing”. It uses a series of stages to try to control the flow of information and increase the accuracy rate. CRV was one of the main methods used in the government media espionage program between the 1970s and the 1990s. The project has had several names, but the last name was Star Gate – and before anyone asks, it has nothing to do with visiting alien planets through wormholes. It has to do with using mediumistic skills to extract actionable intelligence for the US military, law enforcement and intelligence agencies.

(Source: Jimmy Akin: Inside Star Gate with Paul Smith (Military Psychic Spies) – Jimmy Akin’s Mysterious World )