This is an excerpt from an arti­cle from the Far­sight Insti­tute, high­light­ing the fact that there are dif­fer­ent procedures/protocols to remote viewing…

“Remote view­ing is a con­trolled and train­able men­tal  process involv­ing psi (or psy­chic ability).

There are a num­ber of styles of remote-viewing pro­ce­dures that are pop­u­larly prac­ticed, such as…

• Sci­en­tific Remote View­ing (SRV)
• Con­trolled Remote View­ing (CRV)
• Hawaii Remote View­ers’ Guild pro­ce­dures (HRVG)

…as well as a few others.

Remote view­ers use one or more of these styles to psy­chi­cally gather descrip­tive data relat­ing to a “tar­get,” which is usu­ally some place or event at some point in time.

All of the var­i­ous styles of remote view­ing require both train­ing and reg­u­lar prac­tice in order for a remote viewer to become proficient.

Remote view­ing is nor­mally con­sid­ered a con­trolled shift­ing of aware­ness that is per­formed in the nor­mal wak­ing state of con­scious­ness, and it does not typ­i­cally involve an out-of-body expe­ri­ence, hyp­no­sis, an altered state of con­scious­ness, or channeling.”

The Far­sight Insti­tute is a non­profit research and edu­ca­tional insti­tute, offer­ing a large library of free mate­ri­als on remote viewing.

URL: http://www.farsight.org