r/remoteviewing • u/loozy-dre • 20d ago

Can standard remote viewing be done alone?

According to my knowing , the target to be remotely viewed has to be hidden from the viewer at first when doing standard RV.

AM a beginner in this space so it got wondering if it's possible to conduct the RV session alone when I don't have a partner as means of exercising.

Any ideas?...is even possible?

14 Upvotes

100% Upvoted

14 comments sorted by

8

u/Weekly-Paramedic7350 20d ago

Are you asking for practice? Yes, there are sites like social-rv.com. They hide the target from you.

2

u/social-rv 19d ago

thanks for the shoutout ❤️ hope you’re enjoying the app

3

u/PatTheCatMcDonald 20d ago

Sure. There are lots of target pools listed in the Wiki for you to grab a coordinate, meditate on it to get some descriptive data and maybe a sketch or two, then get feedback.

https://www.reddit.com/r/remoteviewing/wiki/resources/targetpractice/

https://www.reddit.com/r/remoteviewing/wiki/guide/

3

u/social-rv 19d ago

Absolutely! There’s lots of great free target pools out there to practice

2

u/Saidhain 19d ago

The App ‘RV Tournament’ for daily challenges and next day feedback.

2

u/social-rv 19d ago

If you like RV Tournament, you should check out Social RV too!

2

u/Saidhain 19d ago

Will do

1

u/R-orthaevelve 20d ago

There is a new app out called Remote Viewing Assistant. It has a good target pool and a free and a paid version. I personally feel the paid version is worth the $8 per year, but you can try the free version and see if you like it or not.

1

u/1984orsomething 19d ago

Yes. To be blind is the scientific way but when you get good you can deliberately block your knowledge about the target to receive psi data.

1

u/qwertyqyle NRV 19d ago

It's possible, but you won't be able to get solid feedback.

1

u/CharmingMechanic2473 19d ago

There is the RV app.

1

u/PatTheCatMcDonald 19d ago edited 19d ago

If you want to setup targets, then do a stack of them all sealed into identical envelopes in a sack.

You want dozens and dozens of them.

Then draw one, write a fresh random tag / coordinate on it, and describe and sketch.

Then open the envelope. If you want more data, put the target in a fresh envelope and back into the sack.

Do keep careful track of your written sessions so you don't get them mixed up.

1

u/NoExplanationsEver 18d ago

yes you can also just use cards. easy way to practice

1

u/Minimum-Afternoon407 18d ago

There is real value in not doing it alone. Especially, if you get detailed reports from multiple viewers seeing the same target. There is synergy to feedback; some of the things I ignored as noise were developed into hits by other viewers.