remote viewing

Would someone accurately reporting a series of digits after "seeing them" "out of body" prove that consciousness can exist independently of the body?

Yesterday the Central Intelligence Agency posted all of its STARGATE remote viewing files online: https://www.cia.gov/library/readingroom/collection/stargate Kind of interesting, mostly boring. They dumped a bunch of UFO Files too, but I can't find them right now, but they're part of this...

The IRVA 2015 (International Remote Viewing Association) conference at the New Orleans Hyatt French Quarter appears heading to its own death spiral. While attendance the past years has been increasingly thin ----with the majority of both attendees and guest speakers typically 65-80 in age---...

... is now available on Amazon. I looked at the declassified session notes from the remote viewing program where they are given the task of retreiving information from the Iranian Hostage Crisis. And then I compared those notes to the real events: interviews from the hostages themselves...

I’ve found this example of a psychic prediction, with a dated document that seems valid and I'd like to ask for a little help. It concerns a prediction of the whereabouts of a man named Charlie Jordan, who was a drug smuggler on the run in the mid/late 1980s. The story is that, in 1989, a...

Hello, I was wondering at which point the following application would be accepted for the 1M challange. I´ll explain what i mean by this later on. Lets assume 2 people claim to feel when the otherone stares or glances at them. They claim to get it right with a 55% precision. So 5% more than we...

Can anyone point me to a better understanding of this part of the bolded quote by Richard ? Or if you know let me know. I agree that by the standards of any other area of science that remote viewing is proven, but begs the question: do we need higher standards of evidence when we study the...

Hey everyone. A friend of mine showed me the folllowing link. I know the page is in hebrew, but the movie is in english so there shouldn't be a problem. It shows a couple of remote viewers and a woman named Keren Russo. She is an artist who is interested in all sorts of spiritual stuff and she...

Anyone have anything to report since the International Remote Viewing Conference began yesterday just outside of Las Vegas? Looks like an across-the-board "top of woo" attendee conference: »Friday, June 18, 20109:30 AM Registration Begins11:30 AM Master of Ceremonies - William Ray Opening...

Those near Las Vegas may wish to prepare themselves for the International Remote Viewing Association 2010 Conference to be held at the Green Valley Ranch Resort, Spa, and Casino. Located in Henderson, Nevada (about 15 miles from Las Vegas), the psychic and paranormal discussions will be held...

Ok, I think Skeptiko has gone too far and too long without a good public critical analysis. I'm confident that there are many people who take Alex and the extraordinary claims presented in the show very seriously. http://www.skeptiko.com/ For those who don't know, Skeptiko is a podcast that...

Hello all, I wanted to ask if anyone can point me to resources pertaining to the art of Remote Viewing. Right now, I am reading a book entitled 'Remote Viewing Secrets' by Joseph McMoneagle. There is a reference to the book 'Mind to Mind' by Rene Warcollier in the first chapter of this book...

Ok, this has been bugging me a bit lately, and when I again saw it referenced in another thread I thought I'd finally open a new one just for this. EXTRAORDINARY CLAIMS REQUIRE EXTRAORDINARY EVIDENCE. I wonder what people mean by this. The way I see it, is that extraordinary claims require...

Hi, everybody! Today I watched a clip on You Tube by Michael Shermer on remote viewing. He joined a group of people who wanted to learn this ability from a coach. So, there was a picture of something placed in a sealed envelope on a desk, and the guys drew sketches and things and wrote down...

This challenge received today: My reply: I think this bloke's seriously deluded and I do sincerely hope that he sees a doctor before he does anything else. I will contact North Texas Skeptics, but I thought I'd see if anyone here knows any of them first. Or quite welcome to discuss Gary...

Mr. Katcher has contacted the JREF regarding a claim of Automatic Drawing - that is, he claims the ability to draw faster than humanly possible with both hands simultaneously. This claim was deemed untestable. However, Mr. Katcher has also claimed that he is able to correctly draw images...

Wednesday, March 14, 2007 Cryptographer Solves Psychic Challenge Crystal_ball In January, James Randi secured a mystery item in a specially designated locker in his Florida office, and challenged clairvoyants everywhere to use their remote viewing skills to divine its nature and claim a...

One of our local radio stations is running a remote viewing "experiment" tonight with the aid of the listeners (and that might include you, wherever you are). From their blurb, "Pete Price: A Remote Viewing Experiment: I’ve decided to try an experiment on my show in March. It’s an...

It seems to me someone is always breaking the encrypted description for the contents of the remote viewing locker. I sent Mr. Randi the following, and it would be interesting to see what others had to say about it.

While I realise there are some important method issues with the PEAR work on RV, I wanted to present what I think the PEAR data shows, from this paper: http://www.princeton.edu/~pear/pdfs/jse_papers/IU.pdf From here on I'll assume that people have the read the paper and become familiar with...

Here's something I don't get. When parapsychologists conduct experiments on ESP or remote viewing, their positive results are always just slightly better than you'd get by guessing, but better enough that they claim statistical significance. This usually leads to a lot of debate about...

http://www.remoteviewing.com/remote-viewing-projects/jonbenet-ramsey/report-update.html What was it they said about not working on well known missing persons cases? :D http://www.remoteviewing.com/remote-viewing-projects/jonbenet-ramsey/interim-report.html I don't see the "subsequent...

Just turned off some dreadful 'paranormal investigation' programme on cable. It featured this bloke. http://www.mceagle.com/. His name's Joe McMoneagle, and he claims he is able to 'remotely view' locations... the FBI used him in "spying" so the documentary stated, and his 'handler' said he...

No kidding. PsiTech, the people who told the world where to find Elizabeth Smart's dead body (she was found alive months later), are offering free remote viewing lessons online tonight: Shall we go? ;)

Google these pages for more info on remote viewing and NDE which sheds light on Mr Randis nonsensical claim that remote viewing is AN OBVIOUS NONSENSE. 1. Scotsman .com news ;Study into near death experience. See also Peter Fenwick studies. 2.Out of body journal causing a stir. 3.People who...

KRAMER wrote [/b] I feel that if you are discussing test results, saying so and so failed, etc., you need to provide the information and data from the test so others can evaluate the test, and what you say. Would you?

http://www.iformez.info/scxc/index.html Of course, this isn't quite as neato as psychic remote viewing, but it is interesting to me.

wikipedia entry for http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Smith_%28remote_viewer%29

This applicant submitted his claim prior to my arrival here in 2004, so I contacted him to see what the status of his claim was, as we had no record of anything correspondence past his initial application. An investigator from the Philadelphia Skeptics (Phact) agreed to take part in the...

Remember the crash of Flight 587, in New York in 2001? According to the remote viewing geniuses at PsiTech (the same people who told police where to look for Elizabeth Smart's dead body), this crash was caused by: Strangely, a report from the National Transportation Safety Board (see CNN...