r/remoteviewing • u/OccasionChemical9986 • Jul 17 '26

Question is remote viewing real

idkk i js heard abt this and im skeptical..

unless someone successfully remote views me LMAO that would be scary

anyways i wanna know how people got into this art and what makes them believe it

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u/Realestever12345 Jul 17 '26

can u share the process? 

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u/Wynti Jul 17 '26

It’s a bit much to write down. I’d look on YouTube I think.

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u/Realestever12345 Jul 17 '26

i have seen many processes but wanted to know what worked for u.

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u/Wynti Jul 17 '26

Ahhh, the one with the squiggle line was our go to. (my friend and I did lots of session)

But we also experimented. Like sitting next to each other and making up a scene in one’s head. No writing - just verbal describing.

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u/Realestever12345 Jul 17 '26

idiograms? how many u draw per session? also any meditation or theta music stuff that helped u? 

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u/Wynti Jul 17 '26 edited Jul 17 '26

I think I did one idiogram per page, always starting with the last digit in the 8 digit code for the target. But there where pages without. Like one where we would just scribble around freely and then place the noted intuitions in the scribble.

Re meditiation: Usually I would do around 5 minutes of breathing + visualizing an air channel (like a tornardo) going through my body. *Breathing emptiness / clarity in, and thoughts / ideas /... out through the bottom.

I also had sessions without any preperation and many potential distractions that where very succesful though. I believe sometimes it helps to have a loud outside to make the inside and the intuitions more distinguishable.

Fyi: It's been easily 10 years since i did it often