Remote Viewing Isn't Really "Remote" Afterall

The term "remote viewing" refers the ability of humans to sense and describe distant people, objects, and events without the aid of their physical senses of other conventional means of gathering information. It was created with the help of the U.S. government and military obtain information and intelligence in ways not possible with more typical methods. Remote viewing was created by psychics and researchers working at Stanford Research Institute beginning in the 1970's. Of course, indigenous peoples around the world having been doing it for a long time as did others such as the Oracle at Delphi in Ancient Greece.

In modern times, the term itself was invented by natural psychic Ingo Swann who was working with the Stanford researchers. He allegedly coined the term in order to have a sexy sounding name for this natural human process in order to impress the main funding military and intelligence agencies at the time. Yet if we think about it, is this best name to describe this psychic process?

In reality, remote viewing isn't really "remote viewing" at all. If things in our universe were really remote, would we be able to describe them in the first place? After all, quantum mechanics tells us that the universe is connected by a field of energy and information that permeates every corner of the cosmos. This seemless zero-point field is the source of all matter and interaction we can perceive. And if fact, it is continuous, not discrete meaning everything is in some way connected to everything else.

Somehow, remote viewers are able to tap into this field and acquire non-local information that is normally not available to us. Quite possibly, their subconscious minds are connected to the quantum field and their training allows them to transfer this subtle information to their conscious minds.

From this perspective, "remote viewing" isn't remote at all: it's resonant! Every object, person, thing or place has it's own frequency and vibration. Space, time, and location are components of the objects frequency as is everything has it's own unique identifying vibration. Thus, something that is seems far away really isn't: it's just part of a total holographic system, a universe of interacted places and times that have the illusion of distance and space.

Ironically then, one of the main discoveries of remote viewing is that we live in a universe where nothing is really remote at all! Learn more about why viewing is not really remote.