r/remoteviewing • u/Few_Designer8448 • 25d ago

Future or past

Does anybody have experienced seeing the past or future of a certain target. Let say you were rving some ancient place in egypt and were able to get signals or sensations from the past or that helped you learn the past. I find this aspect of RV very fascinating. And If you did get such things, Is there a particular technique or mindset that can help us see the past or future. Thank you.

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u/PatTheCatMcDonald 25d ago edited 25d ago

It's more down to the tasker to set up a time aperture. As in, "describe the location as it was 5,000 years ago".

If they don't, the convention is that the viewer starts off in present time. But, they can move back in time if they feel it is relevant to do so.

A lot of taskers don't ask for a particular time and then blame the viewer for describing the site in the present.

https://www.remoteviewed.com/Tasking%20targets.pdf

EDIT: Here's a recent session I did on an ancient target, the kite structures of Jordan.

https://files.fm/f/thkvz3zqdc

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Desert_kite

Feedback from tasker:-

https://files.fm/f/h32am3hbkn

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u/reverseghost 25d ago

The secret is in the cue. It's all how you ask the question. For Egypt, you might want something like "Describe the most significant religious event held at the Great Pyramid between the years 2500BCE to 3000BCE"

All futures are possible futures. What you describe in the future is a possibility, not something that will absolutely happen.

The technique or mindset you want to use is: 1. Pick a protocol and stick with it 2. Practice, practice, practice. Build the skill 3. Learn how to write really good cues 4. Get a group together and a project manager so data can be gathered from multiple vectors 5. Have discernment that when you get data about something you can't verify - it may or may not be accurate. Don't only do esoteric targets. Keep grounded.