I came across Daz’s blog, Cos­mic Spoon, where he shares his pas­sion for remote view­ing and his expe­ri­ences with it.

“Remote view­ing locates plane — underwater.

“On Jan 7^th 2007 I as part of a closed team, I was blindly tasked with the tar­get which is the title of the head­line above. At the time the  author­i­ties involved were still mainly look­ing over land for the miss­ing plane. Over­all the group did really well on this tar­get – with coher­ent and match­ing data through­out – three of the remote view­ers describ­ing a vehi­cle crash event.

The last para­graph of my ses­sion sum­mary is as fol­lows.

Over­all:
I would say the tar­get involves intense erratic nat­ural motion which affects a man­made structure/s and life. The motion comes in waves and builds to a point then slowly dis­si­pates. The nat­ural motion feels like water. The key part of the tar­get indi­cate under­neath so I feel there may have been an event whereby the struc­ture or life went under the water due to a nat­ural event that was a sur­prise event. This tar­get hap­pened in the past.

My very first impres­sion from the moment I closed my eyes and tried to home-in on the tar­get was of ‘fly­ing over water’ which is clearly recorded in the first line of the ses­sion. I think you’ll see from the data and from the sketches that I was clearly on tar­get and this is a good start to the year.“

Wow, con­grat­u­la­tions Daz! I must say that it’s amaz­ing to see how peo­ple can develop and hone their skills to accom­plish great things!

You can visit his page to down­load the pdf of his ses­sion and sum­mary, as well as feed­back and analy­sis of the remote view­ing session.