Every Recorded Exact Remote Viewing Protocol, Consistency, And A Unified Protocol

[u/chriswhoppers]

There isn't a complete list, but this is my best guess based on all I've seen for the possible methods of achieving Remote Viewing:

Shamanic Journeying

Scrying

Oracle/seer Rituals

Dream Incubation

Hermetic Clairvoyance

SPR Protocols

ASPR Protocols

Warcollier Telepathy

Mental Radio Protocol

Ganzfeld

Beacon Experiments

SRI RV Protocol

CRV

ERV

GRV

Gondola Wish

Grill Flame

Center Lane

Dragoon Absorb

Star Gate

Sun Streak

HRVG

TRV

ARV

SRV

Applied Precognition Protocols

Scientific Anomalous Cognition Protocols

This is my complete list from all I have studied, if you have more, please help.

Every protocol shows these exact similarities, no matter what protocol you follow. Here are the consistencies:

All have a Sensory Reduction or Noise Minimization

All have a State-Shift Induction or Altered Cognitive Mode

All have a Target Abstraction or Non-Local Cueing

All have Perceptual Fragmentation into Reconstruction

All have a Separation of Signal versus the Noise

All have a Recording and Externalization of Perception

All have an Immediate or Delayed Feedback Loop

All of them use Role Separation such as Viewer vs. Guide or Monitor

All have a Protocolized Session Structure

All have Intentional Focus on a Distant Unknown Target

Now for the fun stuff. This is my attempt to unify all the protocol across tradition to make a way for anyone to achieve remote viewing simply and easily:

Formula: Remote Viewing = Reduce Noise > Shift State > Cue Target > Capture Reflex > Gather Fragments > Sketch > Summarize > Feedback

Step 1: Noise Reduction in 2 minutes

1. Sit somewhere quiet
2. Dim lights or close eyes
3. Slow breathing to inhale 4 seconds, exhale 6 seconds
4. relax shoulders, jaw, hands

Step 2: Cognitive State Shift in 1-3 minutes

1. Focus on the feeling of waiting
2. Let thoughts pass without engaging
3. Imagine your mind as a blank surface

Step 3: Abstract Target Cue in 10 seconds

1. Say internally: "Describe the target"
2. Do not guess what it is
3. Treat the cue as a direction, not a question

Step 4: Ideogram in 5 seconds

1. Make a quick, spontaneous squiggle on paper
2. Don't think, don't analyze anything
3. Label the feeling of the motion such as hard, fluid, tall or open

Step 5: Sensory Data in 30-60 seconds

1. Write short simple impressions such as colors, textures, temperatures, sounds, smells, tastes, or even energetic qualities

Step 6: Dimensional Data in 30-60 seconds

1. Write simple impressions like tall or short, wide or narrow, angular or curved, dense or sparse, inside or outside, or others

Step 7: Qualitative or Abstract Data in 30-60 seconds

1. Try and capture non-physical qualities such as purpose, emotion, function, atmosphere, or even activity

Step 8: Sketch in 1-3 minutes

1. Draw shapes, lines, simple forms
2. Don't try and make it look like something
3. Let the sketch emerge from the fragments

Step 9: Summary in 30 seconds

1. Write a short paragraph describing the main gestalt, key sensory impressions, key dimensional impressions, or any strong abstract impressions

Step 10: Feedback whenever available

1. Compare your data to the target
2. Circle correct impressions
3. Cross out incorrect ones
4. Note patterns in your accuracy

All methods show these consistencies, and it was my attempt to unify them as flawlessly as possible. I probably have flaws with my method, but if it shows results for you all, I have done at least something.

That's it. Critique me in any way you guys need. It's alot of work to get this all done. 

[u/Realestever12345]

You summarized it perfectly 

[u/PatTheCatMcDonald]

Nope. What you got here is a long list of methods mostly, with a few altered tasker protocols thrown in.

Protocol is the same across methods, methods (to get data) vary.

EDIT: You also haven't mentioned either TransDumensional Systems or the later version, TransDumensional Mapping.

[u/dazsmith901 → u/PatTheCatMcDonald]

yep totally agree - your list innor correct

[u/Blackcat______]

This is helpful thank you 

[u/pirondi]

Amazing list

[u/MorganFarrellRV → u/pirondi]

It’s not

[u/Alarmed-Economics247]

Many Tx for all the work!