Tibetan Monk’s Remote Viewing 2010 – 2012

Remote viewing is nothing new in Tibetan monasteries. For thousands of years remote viewing in the middle of other spiritual activities have dominated Tibetan culture. What some Indian tourists came to learn from a few Tibetan monasteries under the current Chinese rule is extremely alarming and fascinating.
According to these tourists remote viewers are seeing world powers in the course of self-destruction. They also see that the world will not be destroyed. Between now and 2012 the world super powers will continue to engage in regional wars. Terrorism and covert war will be the main problem. In world politics something will happen in and around 2010. At that time the world powers will threaten to destroy each other.

Between 2010 and 2012, the whole world will get polarized and prepare for the ultimate dooms day. Heavy political maneuvers and negotiations will take place with little progress.

In 2012, the world will start plunging into a total destructive nuclear war.

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I think this article can provide you with loads of useful tips to help you remote view your future better.

Read it, and let me know what you think

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Hello Wily,

My name is Dustin and I just wanted to let you know I like the article you wrote on your website about Remote Viewing.

I’m into remote viewing myself. I have been Learning about remote viewing for almost four months now and about three months ago I bought the Silva’s UltraMind ESP System.

Well i’m not so great at it still I practice about 2 — 3 times a day and when I do a session I can relax my body very quikly and I clearn my mind thinking of NOTHING for about 5 — 10 minutes Then i’m Really relax and seeing wavy blur in my eyes, I’m not sure if that what most people see? but afterward When I want to set my target for a time in the future I clear my mind for about ten minutes then I tell myself “Anything Im About To See Will Relate To What Im Going To See At 12:00PM — October/25/2007 ” Then after telling myself I will clear my mind and let things flow through my mind and i’ll see a bunch of different objects but is what i m trying to figure out is witch one of the objects could be my target and am I giving it enough time? or do I just start seeing things in my mind or do i see them in my eyes where its a wavy blur?

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In the past, I have received many emails about what applications remote viewing can be used for — including how to win lotto, predict which team or horse will win in a game or race, and other games of chance.

To answer your question — YES! You can absolutely win your gamble when you remote view without being a seasoned or professional gambler.

Although I would much prefer people to remote view for more noble causes such as trying to find missing people, finding their true purpose in life, and more — hopefully this article will put to rest the many emails that I receive about this.

I recently read this article about remote viewing winning predictions for the NFL — I suppose this winning advice would also work for any other non-football team games like basketball or baseball.

How to Win with Remote Viewing

Now that the NFL^® preseason has started, this is the perfect time to practice remote viewing the outcome of National Football League games. Here are the top ten tips and hints for maximizing your effectiveness:

1) First and foremost, Stay In Structure. Without proper training and rigorous attention to TRV (technical remote viewing) structure, all of your attempts to utilize the following tips to win big will be fruitless. To be successful, each of the remote viewers you will be working with need to at least be fully proficient in basic and intermediate TRV techniques, and preferably have experience with the advanced stages of TRV.

2) Leave your initial target cue open ended. Do not make the mistake of starting out by restricting your search or making assumptions about which specific aspect of the game will be best to target. Allow your unconscious and The Matrix free reign to deliver up relevant data. Often viewers will produce information recognizable to or available to the eventual analyst — things that would not normally occur to you. You will also find that in many cases viewers on your team will work “together” and divide the workload unconsciously — each perceiving a different piece of the puzzle in a very efficient manner.

3) Remember to work rapidly, at a snappy pace. The importance of this can not be overemphasized. After page 1, spend no more than one minute per page and your imagination will have less chance to interfere. Your first sketches must be limited to 20 seconds or less in duration. Declare all AOLs and A.I.‘s immediately whenever they occur. All incoming data, every thought must be declared or objectified on paper during your session or the flow of data will quickly come to a halt. The only time you may slow down in TRV is during advanced stages.

4) Start with standard movements. As with each of your TRV sessions, do not attempt to employ movements specifically targeting elements in the remaining tips on this list without first completing at least two standard movements. Before you can collect accurate refined high level data, you need to build a stable foundation to establish and maintain accurate signal line contact. There is no substitute for time on target.

For the tasker, analyst or team leader — here are items to target and things to watch for during analysis:

5) Team Mascot / Logo — this can often be recognizable/identifiable to the session analyst as early as the first Stage 3 sketch. An example is a “lightning bolt” that was sketched by a real estate executive as one of the elements appearing in her session which signified that the San Diego Chargers would win versus the Denver Broncos.

6) Sketching the winning team’s head coach. This may occur spontaneously during the session, or you may assign your viewers the task of executing a face sketch in Stage 6. An example of this is a viewer who sketched Eagles head coach Andy Reid, producing a virtual duplicate of the P.R. photo on the Eagles’ web site at the time, down to the “Eagle” logo in the same location over his chest. Additional key elements which verified his identity and further ruled out the opposing coach included his mustache and his weight. (The opposing coach was thin and had no facial hair.)

7) Team Colors — no need for explanation.

Emotional Impact. Examine these closely in the viewers’ data, or you may specifically target the emotions of each teams’ fans or players (Hint: move forward in time to the end of the game.)

Well known landmarks in the winning team’s home city. As with the previous suggestions, these may appear spontaneously, or you may directly target them in a movement or follow-up session. If well known, in many cases these will be immediately obvious to the session analyst, or take very little time to research. Possibilities include: the Space Needle in Seattle, the Liberty Bell in Philadelphia, Reunion Tower in Dallas, etc. Viewers may also sketch the winning team’s home stadium. A team’s stadium, particulary when it is older, has a great historical significance, and is an important symbol of the team. Look for unique shapes, structures, colors, or features (does it have an open or sliding roof, or is it covered? How is it shaped?) If not specifically targeted, pay particularly close attention if the visiting team’s home stadium appears in a session.

10) Anomalous Data. And finally, do not overlook or underestimate anomalous data (which you can further investigate in Stage 5) which may appear meaningless or out of place initially, but could reveal information that relates to the winning team, a star player, team history, or a current event surrounding the the team.

Once again, I really do hope that you do use remote viewing for more noble causes. But I guess when you have the next office sweepstakes is on — feel free to use this advice taken from TRV News — and let us know if you do win the next footy, basketball, or baseball tipping sweepstakes at the office.

In a world first using Twitter, the world’s hottest growing social website, is going to have a public, psychic remote viewing experiment thanks to the University of Hertfordshire in the UK.  The aim of the experiment is to get a large experimental test group of remote viewing enthusiasts (and perhaps Psychics of other paranormal abilities) to predict a remote location where someone was standing.

The World’s First Twitter Psychic Remote Viewing Experiment

Members of the public will be asked to “tweet” their impressions of a randomly chosen spot in the UK visited by one of the researchers.

Then they will vote for which of five photographs on a website shows where the visitor was standing.

The trial will be repeated with visually different locations four times.

If at the end of the experiment the votes correctly identify at least three targets, it will support the existence of extra-sensory perception.

Study leader psychologist Professor Richard Wiseman, from the University of Hertfordshire, who specialises in investigating psychic phenomena, said: “Personally, I’m sceptical, but three hits would be against odds of one in 125, which would be quite impressive.”

He hopes as many as 10,000 people will take part in the research, being conducted in collaboration with New Scientist magazine.

Prof Wiseman will travel to each target location and send a message to thousands of participants to “tweet” their thoughts about his surroundings.

Twenty minutes after sending this message he will transmit another containing a website address on which participants can view photographs of the actual location and four decoys. They will then cast their votes.

“I have staged several mass participation studies over the years, but this is the first to use Twitter,” said Prof Wiseman.

“The instant nature of tweets allows thousands of people to take part in real time, making it perfect for an extra-sensory perception experiment.

“If the effect does exist then having so many people participate will help detect it.”

Personally, I can see flaws in this experiment as any Tom, Dick, and Harry can pretend to be a remote viewer and just randomly click or tweet on a random location. On the other hand, if us real remote viewers all work together to prove that remote viewing does work, we can prove to the world that remote viewing does work.

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I remember when I was growing up I would hear tales about Atlantis, which sounded like a really neat lost continent that might be a myth.

Many people have guessed that it is somewhere in Gibraltar, near Spain. I remember watching a documentary many years back where they announced Edgar Cayce thought it was near Florida or the Carribean.

Famous remote viewer, Joe McMoneagle, puts a new spin on the possible location of Atlantis. Have a guess where you think it is?

McMoneagle has remote viewed that it was actually off the coast of Cyprus, the small, beautiful but divided country in the Mediterranean.

A NEW ANGLE ON THE ATLANTIS/CYPRUS THEORY

Directors of Psychognosia, a Paphos-based organization, who are members of The Monroe Institute, recently contracted with McMoneagle to conduct a Remote Viewing experiment. Psychognosia’s aim in sponsoring this experiment was to provide an opportunity to inform people about RV, which although a popular topic in North America, is not yet widely known in this part of the world.

Using only Sarmast’s map co-ordinates (34 degrees, 48 minutes North, 35 degrees East), in June McMoneagle was commissioned to report what he found at this location. At his home in Virginia, USA, McMoneagle received an envelope containing map coordinates on a folded paper sealed inside and with non-specific questions on the outside. That is all the information he is provided with prior to commencing. He does not know the identity of the contracting parties. The envelope remains sealed until he has finished working the target.

The time 10,000 BCE, was selected, as a period when the “target” was at sea level, i.e., before the Great Flood mentioned in so many civilizations throughout the world. There was no mention of “Atlantis” or Cyprus, either by the contractors or in McMoneagle’s 3-page report, a summary of which follows.

McMoneagle was asked to describe what he perceived within two miles in any direction of the target, at 10,000 BCE; if evidence of human activity is detected; and if so, to describe the people, their culture in detail, any structures, and to include the name of their civilization. Additionally, McMoneagle was asked to report what he perceived at this location in present time.

If you’d like to read more about McMoneagle’s findings of Atlantis’s location, please download a copy of the report from here.

So what do you think about the location of Atlantis? Do you think it’s possible that it’s actually near Cyprus, or is the long standing view that it’s near Gibraltar still correct?

Remote Viewing is nothing new in Tibetan monasteries, so it comes as no surprise that Tibetan Monks have used their spiritual remote viewing skills to discover what will happen in 2012 — a much hyped up doomsday year signaling what could possibly be the end of the world.

According to an article I recently found, the Tibetan Monks see that our world powers are on the course of self-destruction with terrorism and covert wars happening starting from 2010 when the world powers will have a major disagreement and then during the following years they will threaten to destroy one another before plunging into a nuclear war. All this doom and gloom is scary — but there is hope beyond 2012.

The Tibetan Monks have remote viewed that supernatural and divine powers will save Earth from its doom and UFO’s or Extra Terrestrials will save us from doom.Remote viewing is nothing new in Tibetan monasteries. For thousands of years remote viewing in the middle of other spiritual activities have dominated Tibetan culture. What some Indian tourists came to learn from a few Tibetan monasteries under the current Chinese rule is extremely alarming and fascinating.

Scientific interpretation of the monks’ statements makes it evident that the Extra Terrestrial powers are watching us every step of the way. They will intervene in 2012 and save the world from self-destruction.

When asked about recent UFO sightings in India and China, the monks smiled and said the divine powers are watching us all. Mankind cannot and will not be allowed to alter the future to that great extent.

Every human being though their current acts in life called “Karma” can alter the future lives to some extent, but changing the destiny in that large extent will not be allowed to that great an extent.

Monks also mentioned that beyond 2012 our current civilization would understand that the final frontier of science and technology is in area of spirituality and not material physics and chemistry. Beyond 2012, out technologies will take a different direction. People will learn the essence of spirituality, the relation between body and the soul, the reincarnation and the fact we are connected with each other are all part of “God”.

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Do you think the Monks’s prediction for 2012 is real? Should we prepare for 2012 or is it just another hoax or scare tactic link we had during the recent turn of the millennium?

I just came across another interesting article on remote viewing the stock market. It also  talks a little about gambling too and goes into the different types of mindsets a remote viewer can get into.

Remote Viewing: Stock Market and Gambling

Some experienced remote viewers do not hesitate to use their skills to go gambling in casino and usually they win . It is not really difficult to win a gambling, as long as one can get ride of the feeling of cheating the system, having an unfair advantage or not deserving. The remote viewers gamblers must be completely clean at this level, he must know his motivation, some people gamble , just to punish themselves. So if a remote viewer has this mind-set he will lose his money.

It was already demonstrated scientifically at the Stanford Research Institute that remote viewers can use their ability to remote view the stock market and this the same for gambling. There is still a small difference in gambling you know in advance what you are going to remote view, with the stock market you can use a method to be blind of your target. It is recommend to the gambler to enter the winner trance this the best things he can do to raise his energy level in put the victory on his side. Here is how to enter the winner trance :

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I was watching the news yesterday, and the reports of many countries stimulating their economies with billion dollar bailout packages, companies falling down, and people around the world feeling the pinch.

Remote Viewing in these turbulent economic times would seem like a good idea — being able to see where you stood 6,12, or 18 months down the track could prove more re-assuring, it has for me anyway. I actually see wealth and prosperity in my future, but it’s going to involve me making some decisions from information I’m getting from Remote Viewing.

Being able to see what I’m facing ahead right now is comforting, and remote viewing in this current financial crisis has made me grateful that I chose to study some of the best Remote Viewing courses on offer, which of course you can find interviews and links on my blog if you are interested yourself.

Michael

I was watching a YouTube video today of an address made by Ingo Swann to The International Remote Viewing Association. Ingo Swann is one of the founders of the Remote Viewing movement and is widely known for his teachings and books on the topics.

In this his keynote address — Ingo Swann talks human super sensitivities and the future.

Watch the video below for some wise words from one of the founding fathers of Remote Viewing.

Michael

Is Remote Viewing the most effective way to predict the future?

Could you use Remote Viewing to predict the result of a Football game or other sporting event?

I was reading an interesting post on the WashingtonPost.com by Duncan Watts, who is a principal research scientist at Yahoo! Research and a professor of sociology at Columbia University. Duncan is also the author of “Six Degrees: The Science of a Connected Age.”

Duncan was discussing why he believes Humans love to predict events, and why more often than not we are wrong. In recent decades, psychologists have conducted innumerable experiments showing that subtle changes in how a situation is framed, or even such seemingly irrelevant factors as background music or a writing font, can all have an impact on individual decision-making.

Furthermore, analysis of popular sporting prediction markets find that they are rarely anymore accurate than “experts”, and often it is very difficult to predict any event that we have a vested interest in.

So what does all this mean for Remote Viewing and Remote Influencing?

I’ve become interested in how well we can use Remote Viewing to predict the outcome of different sporting events. How much more accurate can we be than traditional prediction methods?

I’d love to hear your thoughts if you’ve had any experience using Remote Viewing or Remote Influencing for this?

I suggest you read the post here and let me know what you think!

Michael