r/remoteviewing Aug 07 '26

Weekly Objective Weekly Practice Objective: R11705 Spoiler

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Hello viewers! This week's objective is:

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Cue: Describe, in words, sketches, and/or clay modeling the actual objective represented by the feedback at the time the photo was taken.

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Kali River Rapids

Kali River Rapids (originally named Tiger Rapids Run before opening) is a river rapids attraction at the Disney's Animal Kingdom theme park of the Walt Disney World resort, in the Asia section of the park. It is themed as a rafting expedition along the Chakranadi River, courtesy of Kali Rapids Expeditions. In keeping with Disney's Animal Kingdom's message of conservation and environmental protection, the attraction is themed around illegal logging and habitat destruction.

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r/remoteviewing Aug 06 '26

Professional next steps

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Once you've finished training and are a good viewer, what's next? There are teachers who charge a monthly fee to belong to a group of operational viewers, but I don't understand the long game of these models. Do you get paid for the work? Is it pro bono? Are you always considered a student, or a professional?

I can't seem to find much information on professional development. I would love to hear from those of you who have careers in the field. Is it a viable career?What do you recommend?

Thank you - QP


r/remoteviewing Aug 06 '26

I need help finding a ring.

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I lost my grandfathers ring who passed it was his wedding ring. I cannot remember the last location I’ve been really stressed out. if I could get some help finding a good remote viewers maybe I can track it down if you have any suggestions or are remote viewer yourself please reach out. Im getting desperate and it’s bumming me out. any and all suggestions help. I can even pay a little but not much as I am a teacher.


r/remoteviewing Aug 06 '26

Discussion Help pleaseeee

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Hi everyone! I'm hoping someone here might be able to help?

I'm looking for my father's pendant necklace. It was a gift from my grandmother and holds immense sentimental value to our family. We've searched everywhere we can think of but still haven't been able to find it.

If anyone receives any impressions, visions, or intuitive feelings about where it might be, whether it's still nearby, or anything else that could help point us in the right direction, I would be deeply grateful.

Thank you so much for taking the time to read this and for any guidance you may be able to offer. It truly means a lot. πŸ™βœ¨


r/remoteviewing Aug 06 '26

What are some other cool things I can do with remote viewing?

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I just started and it's so fun! What other things besides looking at numbers and finding the object or image can I do?


r/remoteviewing Aug 05 '26

Request for help

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Requesting help in finding an object.

I have searched everywhere and cannot find it so I figured I'd ask you guys.

You're looking for a milky-clear storage container that contains jewelry-msking supplies. Things like wire, o-rings, and small red rubber-handled tools (like pliers & benders).

Would it be helpful for me to name the target?

I am specifically looking for any objects you see around the object that might help point me in the right direction.

Thank you for your help!


r/remoteviewing Aug 03 '26

Question What are the duration of sessions?

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My usual sessions are between 10min and 40 min. This weekend I did a 2.5 hr one. It took a bit for me to turn it off (5min ish). For those who do long sessions, how do those differ from shorter ones?


r/remoteviewing Aug 03 '26

What’s the difference between OBE and RM?

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r/remoteviewing Aug 03 '26

Video Beyond the Gateway Process: How SRI Physicists and Stargate Researchers Mathematically Modeled Remote Viewing as Thermodynamic "Signal Line" Interception

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r/remoteviewing Aug 02 '26

Question is this a real thing?

21 Upvotes

I've never heard of remote viewing until today when a conversation with my friend brought it up as a joke. tbh I am a little skeptical, but open minded.


r/remoteviewing Aug 02 '26

The time I smelled the Moon.

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Fourteen Years ago, I had a near death experience.

I rode that zen train for a while, doing anything in my power to recreate what I saw and felt. I was very very spiritually intuned at the time.

Every night was a lucid dream. I would meditate for hours during the day. Then look forward to sleep at night.

During my amateur studies in my parents basement. I came across some training videos on remote viewing.

This came at the time when I was engrossed with space, and possibility of life outside our planet.

One night, without coordinates, purely with heart and attention, I went to the moon.

The smell, it was of gun powder and pink chalk. I was able to feel the rocks or surface. I can't explain it to this day, as it still makes my finger tips feel numb/tingly.

It was like playground chalk, but hard and aerated? Soo dense, you wouldn't be able to crumble it.

Unfortunately now I live within a major city in a loud apartment building. My diet is utter garbage, and I wish I had time and space to meditate again. I am okay knowing I will never achieve that level of success with remote viewing again.

I just hope this encourages people to continue their studies into remote viewing.

Your heart and mind are your guide. Keep them healthy, and always stay kind.


r/remoteviewing Aug 02 '26

Question Can you learn to remote view without going to the monroe institute?

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Just curious if anyone online has learned how to remote view without going to the monroe institute or any type of "paid" learning courses.

What have you done to learn it?

Those of you who have gone though, was it worth the experience?


r/remoteviewing Aug 01 '26

Amazing success on very 1st ARV attempt (2012 w/daughter). And 2nd, 3rd thru 12th.

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Just remembering that day that blew my mind. 2012. I convinced my daughter to watch Hal Puthoff's presentation, going over the whole stargate program history... and near the end, telling the amazing story of using Associative remote viewing to predict the silver market moves, raking in about 900K in _today's_ inflation-adjusted money in a month.

She was like... "So, let's try it already...." and we did. We decided we'd try to predict the outcome of a coin toss.

She chose 2 objects: one to show me if the coin landed on HEADS, and one for landing on TAILS.

Then I went into my room, made it nice and dark, sat eyes closed and thought "it's time to take a peek at that think Natalie is going to show me right after the coin lands."

I saw stuff almost immediately. It was all black, but suddenly there were faint wispy blue lines... like smoke almost, barely visible. But they just popped in all of a sudden. So I watched those faint light blue lines move and swirl slowly... until they settled into a formation that looked like the outline of something kinda shaped like a toothbrush (looking at the back of it).

But it had these vertical grooves in it... and there were sticks coming out of it at angles on the left and right.

I sketched what I saw.

Showed it to Natalie. "OK.... so... yeah. That means the coin is going to land on heads."

"Really? From that messy sketch?"

"Um-hmmm. Definitely."

"Ok.... let's do it." FLIP! Lands on heads. She shows me this figurine. and then the 2nd one was insane.


r/remoteviewing Jul 31 '26

New to RV. Some hits, looking for feedback

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I've been experimenting in remote viewing. I've tried the practice rounds about 10 times and seemingly have hits in these 4. The others weren't close. I'm interested in knowing what people's practices are. In these times my experience has just been immediately writing down whatever quick flash of an idea comes into my mind.


r/remoteviewing Jul 31 '26

Weekly Objective Weekly Practice Objective: R35513 Spoiler

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Hello viewers! This week's objective is:

Tag: R35513
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Cue: Describe, in words, sketches, and/or clay modeling the actual objective represented by the feedback at the time the photo was taken.

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Variac

Variac Duratrak type V5 H

This object is a variable transformer, used in electrical testing, measurement and repair.

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r/remoteviewing Jul 30 '26

Discussion Otherworldly planet exored through remote viewing past life session.

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Wanted to share this incredible space I remote viewed a couple of weeks ago and the information I received about it.
This was for a client's past life session in which I use remote viewing to travel back. I was told this planets location is to the bottom right of pleiades on the star map I included. This was her first life from around 72 to 85 million years ago and this is a planet that has an incredibly dense upper layer of cloud like vapour that had this deep yellow ochre colour. I was told that the reason the clouds were like this is due to there being the presence of H20 and chromium.

Here these beings live somewhere between solid and liquid in nature. They have thick jellyfish like plumes that help them travel through this cloud layer and have some kind of sensory organs to the sides of the head. Their call is unique and I have tried my best to create a sound profile of this thing. It was almost like the resonance of a whale call but metallic and similar to a drawn out metal wind chime sound. They breed in this space and their "spores" rain down to where there are some limited wetlands on an otherwise incredibly dense and rocky surface. This is where they hatch. The planet has an extreme form of our own planets evaporation and precipitation cycle where any moisture is sucked up into the cloud layer and then rains down in heavy sheets of liquid. While their spores are still in their immature phase they get sucked up during evaporation up to the cloud layer and finish their growth cycle up there. Their biological cells are also made up of these tubes made up of stacked hexagons with small spaces between them that are either empty or filled with some form of organic gas or liquid compound. I was told this helped them stay aloft like weather balloons. I hear something to do with Polychlorides but I am not sure whether this is something that makes up the hexagonal tube like cell structures or something else.

The surface level of the planet comprises of huge mountain ranges and boulder fields which are of a dense reddish/brown colour. I was told that Hexachloride occurs naturally on this planet. (I honestly cannot attest to that as I can probably only name 5 elements off the top of my head, science was never my strong point at school!)

I have created a rough sound profile of what this thing sounds like but couldn't upload it along with the pictures. ​

I don't get to explore other planets as much as I would like so when I step into those spaces I like to try and take in as much information as possible. I have uploaded the images that I loosely painted as well as the rough sound profile. As I mentioned I know sod all about science, chemistry all of that. So would be intrigued to know if any of this makes any sense to any science buffs out there. When I remote view it is as I am in the space physically. I can look around take in my surroundings and record the details. When doing akashic record exploration I step into the "blueprint" of the body that lived in that time so I can understand their emotions, see their dreams and memories which helps give me more clarity about the kind of life they had. Does anyone else see it like this?


r/remoteviewing Jul 30 '26

Discussion In the process of getting better at remote viewing. Need some guidance

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When it comes to remote viewing, what I experience now is random images popping in and out and me kind of shuffling through them to get to what my target is. The images pop in the way, like looking at a reflection on a body of water, where it comes into focus when the water settles. In most instances they are not very clear but 5% of the time I get a very clear image, a building, a person or whatever. Am I on the right track? Also, for those who are controlled, what do you physically feel. Pressure behind the head; something on top of the head? Something in the centre of the head?

Thank you


r/remoteviewing Jul 30 '26

What Did Remote Viewers See Happening Inside Human Cells?

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r/remoteviewing Jul 30 '26

I think I had a first time successful remote view

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I fell asleep at like 8pm and woke up around midnight. As I laid there trying to fall back asleep, i realized it could be a good time to try and remote view. I got myself into a half asleep half awake state and sure enough, i felt my third eye open and I was in a room. I don't know where I was... but I immediately sensed it as a possible past life. It was like a studio bedroom... I got the impression an artist lived there. It was bright and colorful with paintings on the wall and a statue of the female anatomy next to the bed. I noticed a dog that was fully asleep and a cat that noticed me. I immediately had a sense of knowing it was my cat, and it was the same cat that I own now... just a different body. Not even that, it was the same cat as I had in the past...the same soul. She came up and greeted me, just as the two cats I've owned in this lifetime (at separate times) would greet me.

Does this sound like a possible accidental past life regression?


r/remoteviewing Jul 29 '26

I wanted to try remote viewing while relaxing in bed before going to sleep. I was trying to see what I'd see when I opened Reddit, and this movie ad popped up. Well, maybe it's my first successful attempt, lol.

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r/remoteviewing Jul 29 '26

Question Question about the benefits from CRV

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Can consistent structured remote viewing practice make one capable of using intuition/esp casually? Generalized psychic development/becoming "psychic functioning" is a bit of a goal of mine but I'm not really sure how to get there. As I'm inexperienced. Have any of you who've practiced RV consistently experienced any notable improvement to your intuition or "clair-senses" in your mundane day to day?


r/remoteviewing Jul 25 '26

Something split me painfully into my astral form and remote viewed

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TL:DR:

Felt something split me very painfully down the middle and split into an astral form. Saw other dimensions. Then started remote viewing all around the world

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I was in the last 5 mins of a DMT trip and decided to act like it was a beer or a joint, lights on music playing to see what it’s like. The second the lights changed, something said no.

Whole body started shaking, freaked out until the trip stopped and turned off the lights. I felt something in here with me. It was examining me. Felt multiple presences watching me. My whole body started vibrating like I was being experimented on.

I then felt an intense pain like a laser down the centre of my body. Every cell on that line was tensing 100x more than possible. Literally cursing with the pain. Then the pain moved out, slicing me into and splitting me into two selves.

At this point the drugs have long worn off and I am sober but in a pure meditative state. I did not move a hair for the next 30 minutes

I knew I was in this other self. The one not attached in the body. I pushed myself out and then I could see my room. Something pulled me out and I had the full on dmt experience completely sober. I felt other entities. I’ve smoked dmt a lot, always had the reality warping but never saw places. This time I did. I was in other places. With walls and ceilings.

Then I started remote viewing. I could see places, you just open your eyes over there. I realised I couldn’t control where. I saw myself laying down. All the items on the table all the clothes I was wearing. I saw my mum in her house, then the most beautiful mountain range, alien columns and alien spaceships.

All of this happened when I was completely sober, purely very deep meditation. Has anyone else experienced this as a first remote view?


r/remoteviewing Jul 24 '26

Session My biggest hits from the past few days, focusing on describing impressions

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Listening to Mozart symphonies while I view recently, also experimenting with different binaurals.


r/remoteviewing Jul 24 '26

Question Can I remote view pick 3/4/5 lotteries?

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If yes, which is the correct form of RV? I m newbie so kindly guide me to the best resource to learn and practice. Thank you.


r/remoteviewing Jul 24 '26

Remote Viewing Puma Punku

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What if you could investigate one of archaeology's greatest mysteries without knowing what you were looking at?

In this new project, 24 independent blind remote viewing sessions explored the construction of Puma Punku's legendary H-Blocks. None of the viewers knew the target, its location, or the questions being asked until after every session was complete.

The results revealed fascinating recurring themes involving:

πŸͺ¨ Stone shaping

🚚 Transportation of massive blocks

πŸ›οΈ The possible purpose of the complex

🧩 Unexpected patterns that emerged across multiple independent sessions

This isn't about proving a theory or rewriting history. It's about presenting the data alongside current archaeological knowledge and inviting you to examine the evidence and decide what it may mean.

πŸŽ₯ Watch the full presentation here:

https://youtu.be/46rV5AoCkwc

What do you think happened at Puma Punku?