[…] (beginning at 5:18 min)
Paul Smith: “When I meet someone who doesn’t know anything about remote viewing, they all say,” Yes, I am a remote viewer, “and I’ll say,” What is this? “ And I’ll say, well, a remote viewer is someone who does remote viewing. Let me explain what remote viewing is. … And I’ll say: During the Cold War, the U.S. government developed this program where you take military personnel and government civilians and train them in remote viewing, which is essentially a form of controlled clairvoyance. You have taught these people how to use part of their own minds to gather information from the enemy, from the enemy or from locations abroad, from Chinese nuclear tests, from new Russian weapons systems, from drug dealers, to find kidnap victims in the Middle East . Different things like this. In essence, they had a psychic spy program. … And then of course I go ahead and say, I was a captain for seven years and I was in that program. And then I say: it didn’t always work, but there were times when it worked absolutely. And then I give them a version of that depending on who they are and how they answer a question and stuff. And that’s where it starts. At that point they’ll say, wow, that’s really interesting, what about that, and what about that …? – And then I can go in and explain. That makes some curious, that makes some happy to talk. “
Manfred Jelinski: “Do you really open up that way?”
Paul Smith: “Oh yes.”
Manfred Jelinski: “And ask people: Can you see my bedroom?”
Paul Smith: “And then I say: Yes, but I won’t do that.”
Manfred Jelinski: “Why?”
Paul Smith: “Well, first of all, it’s private. Even if you invite me, it’s private. But there is also the point that this is not a scientific experiment. That’s a science-based skill, and that’s just kind of a worn-out, ad hoc way of doing that … And, well, there are several reasons, one of which is that this is not a science experiment. Second, it doesn’t always work, you know? If I do that now, on the street, it’s really difficult because I’m not focused, I’m not relaxed, there is pressure, … I mean, it depends on the person what reason I give them. … I am not encouraging anyone to have a demonstrative remote viewing session. What I do and I’ve been interviewed a lot of times by media people and even some celebrities and they want me to do a remote viewing session, demonstrate remote viewing on camera and I said I won’t do that. – What? – No, YOU do it! … So what I do is I build them into a normally outbound remote viewing session and I have them do remote viewing. Because then, when you’ve done it, you know it works. If I do it for them, they still don’t know. I could have tricked her in some way. When THEY do, they know very well that they did it. “ […]
(start at 5:18 min)
Paul Smith: “If I meet someone who doesn’t know about Remote Viewing, they’ll all say:” Yeah, I’m a Remote Viewer, and I’ll say “What’s that?” And I’ll say: Well, a Remote Viewer is someone who does Remote Viewing. Let me explain what remote viewing is. … And I’ll say: During the cold war the US government developed this program, where you take military personal and government civilians and they train them in the skill notice remote viewing, which is essentially a form of controlled clearvoyance. They tought these folks how to use a part of their own minds to collect information from enemy, from enemys or threads abroad, chinese nuclear tests, new russion weapon systems, narcotics trafficers, trying to find kidnap victims in the middle east. various things like this. essentally they had a program or psychic spies. And of course then I’ll go on and say: Seven years i was a captain and I was in this program. And then I say: it did’nt work all the time, but there were times when it absolutely did work. And I’ll give them a version of that depending of who they are and how they answer a question and stuff. And that’s where it starts. At that point then they say: Wow, that’s real interesting, what about this, and what about that …? – And then I can go in and explain it. It gets some courious, gets some wanting to talk. “
Manfred Jelinski: “You really open yourself that way?”
Paul Smith: “Oh yeah.”
Manfred Jelinski: “And do those people ask you: Can you remote view my bedroom?”
Paul Smith: “And I’ll say: Yes, but I’m not going to.”
Manfred Jelinski: “Why?”
Paul Smith: “Well, first off it’s private. Even though they may invite me, it’s private. But there is also this issue, that that’s not a scientific experiment. This is a scientific based skill and thats just a kind of worn-off, ad hoc as you cought kind of a thing … And, well, there’s several reason, one is it that thing, that this is not a scientific experiment. Second of all, it doesn’t work all the time, you know? If I’m gonna do it right now, on the street, that’s really hard to do, because I’m not focused, I am not relaxed, there’s pressure going on there, … I mean, it depends on the person, which reason I give them. … I don’t encourage anybody to do a demonstration Remote Viewing Session. What I do, and I’ve often been interviewed by media folks and by even some celebrities, and they want me to do a remote viewing session, demonstrate remote viewing on a camera, and I said: I’m not gonna do that. – what? – No, YOU are! So, what I do is, I set them up in a usually an outbound remote viewing session a and I have them remote view. Because then, when they’ve done it, they know it works. If I do it for them, they still don’t know. I could have tricked them in some way. If THEY do it, they know exactly that they did it. “
