In response to the many questions we receive about remote viewing and the perception process, we have decided to post a Q&A series of articles to answer the most commonly asked questions. We hope you will enjoy it.

This is part one of a five part question and answer series (Q&A) on perception based remote viewing, also known as Solo ERV or SERV.

Each article in the series will contain frequently asked questions about perception and remote viewing.

We will address questions on a variety of remote viewing experience levels.  Some of the questions will be for those new to remote viewing, other Q&A will be for experienced and advanced remote viewers.

REMOTE VIEWING Q&A - PART ONE

QUESTION:
What is perception based remote viewing?

ANSWER:
Perception based remote viewing is the ability for any trained person to access distant information using only the perceptions in the mind.

QUESTION:
What is Solo ERV or SERV?

ANSWER:

The acronym stands for Solo Extended Remote Viewing. This method is pure perception based which provides more accurate and rich sensory data than ever before.

Solo means you do not need a monitor as ERV required in the past before advanced protocols were developed. The "E" stands extended, because this method takes longer. The training time is extended, sessions are extended, and the accurately rich details are extended.

QUESTION:
I totally believe in the untapped potential of humankind, I also seem acutely aware when other things are present around me, like vehicles, other beings, or their energy. Is this somehow tied into the gift of RV?

ANSWER:
Remote viewing is not only for the gifted. However, people with the trained ability of strong concentration and meticulous attention to detail will tend to excel in remote viewing. Anyone can learn to remote view but some have a tendency towards excellence like a gifted piano player or artist. This is why we define remote viewing as the "trained ability" to perceive at a distance. Anyone can learn to paint or play a piano, those we call gifted often make their own place in history.

QUESTION
What common hobby and career choices are found among advanced remote viewers?

ANSWER:
Satellite imagery technicians, map makers, inventors, artists, and entrepreneurs seem to do well at remote viewing.

Advanced remote viewers are not limited to these lines of interest. However, it has been noted that there was a marked level of aptitude for remote viewing with those who have interests in these fields.

QUESTION:
I tried remote viewing before but after a short while, I could no longer actually "see" the target in my head. When I started remote viewing, smells, tastes and visuals were accurate but now are gone. Does this happen in the perception method of remote viewing too?

ANSWER:
Non-perception based remote viewing takes all the visuals and high level sensory data that seems real and tells you to put it all in the trash bucket we call AOL. After a few months of that, the unconscious mind does as told and considers all the good visuals as trash and wont give them to you anymore.

Our remote viewing instruction 4 DVD set encourages virtual sensory perceptions and provides you with tools to make use of them instead of programing them out.  We just released a set of DVDs which covers this topic and a dozen other problems that professionals will not discuss in public or tell how they overcame it. Get your copy now and learn all the secrets.

QUESTION:
What advice is there for someone wanting to nurture attention management in daily life?

ANSWER:
SERV is a perception management skill.  Anything which helps improve attention management of perceptions will usually improve perception based remote viewing.

When remote viewing we use circuits in the brain called "mirror neural circuits". They are circuits in the brain that are the catalog of your memories of physical sensations, dimensional perceptions and emotional states. To nurture concentration levels favorable to remote perception, take extra time to notice details around you. When you leave a room, see how many important details you can remember.

Ask yourself questions like: how many wall sockets were there in the room; what color were the chairs; how many windows; were the lights on or off; how did your experience in there make you feel? Become aware of your perceptions of the things that surround you and practice memory games. This builds a larger internal lexicon for use when you next remote view. The larger your internal lexicon is, the better reference points you have to deliver cleaner accurate data in a structured remote viewing session.

QUESTION:

What can I do to my diet to help with remote viewing?

ANSWER

Avoid consuming alcohol for recreation. We all know that alcohol destroys brain cells, remote viewing is an attention management skill so you will need all the braincells you can keep. Additionally, to maintain trustworthiness of data usually requires 24 hours wait after the consumption of alcohol before remote viewing.

Eating a healthy diet is common sense. What we overlook are the toxins being consumed. Start by avoiding food and water sources that are contaminated with toxins.  Fluoride, mercury, garlic and artificial sweeteners are well documented toxins, all affect the brain and are known to be associated with attention management challenges. Do your own research on the topic.

The next step is to remove the existing built-up toxins in your system.  Removing toxic chemicals and disruptive thoughts should be a daily goal. Those toxins can be found in public restaurant drinks and food, as well as common household products and pesticides. Most people's pineal gland are so full of fluoride metal that is lights up like a Christmas tree under CT scans. Personal iodine chelation education is essential to this topic and not too difficult to locate with a few Internet searches.  Drinking lots of "Pure Water" is another thing that helps cleanse the body from the effects of drugs and alcohol.

QUESTION:
How can I get started in perception based remote viewing?

ANSWER:

All of the attention management skills in the world do not mean a hill of beans unless you learn structured remote perception protocols and procedures. The best way to get started is get the instruction. We just lowered the price on the 4DVD remote viewing set at www.projectjedi.net and in our new store for NON-PayPal orders at www.HumanPotentialIndustries.com

QUESTION:
Where is your facebook group?

ANSWER:
If you have more remote viewing questions, We just opened a public remote viewing group at:

http://www.facebook.com/home.php?sk=group_168501303203141

This has been part 1 in a 5 part series. Look forward to part 2 in our series of Q&A articles, to be posted here soon. Some of the upcoming topics will cover: choosing good practice assignments, more improvement factors, and what makes a good or bad remote viewing environment.

LEGAL DISCLAIMER: This article is for educational purposes only. It is in no way intended to offer diagnosis, health treatment or medical advice. Always seek the advice of a qualified health professional before ingesting any supplements or modifying doctor prescribed medications and regimens.

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Each tag shows the name First Earth BN (short for First Earth Battalion) and shows that you participate in Project Jedi. You choose the name and rank/title to go on the tag and each one receives a unique ID number that is actually a coded set of remote viewing targets designed specifically for the owner.

What's the secret behind the new Project Jedi ID Tag?

Hidden in the unique ID are remote viewing targets you may use with a  physical compass. When used properly,  data provided will point to a standard compass heading for your travels. Think of it as the remote viewing version of  "Jack's magic compass" used by Johnny Depp in "Pirates of the Caribbean." 

True to the nature of the compass in Depp's pirate movie, the secrets to which our compass leads are determined by the needs and desires of its owner. It's like wearing an expensive, encrypted GPS/Communications unit that can not only provide  orders to your next location but it can also tell you how to get there.

Only owners of the Project Jedi ID tags have access to the  remote viewing cues and secrets which activates this compass! 

Includes remote viewing CIA secret document  and the remote viewing compass navigation kit instructions.

Included with the ID tags is access to the CIA released edition remote viewing manual. The manual was once highly classified. If you are already trained in remote viewing then you know the manual is a prized addition to any serious RV student's library.

We will provide you with information on how to decode the TRN's from your ID Tag number. Also included are navigation instructions applicable to using the compass tool. We will provide you to the secret of the cues used and how to apply them.

The  " authentic military set "  will include a matching stainless steel 24" neck chain, a stainless steel 4.5" secondary chain and two rubber silencers color of your choice.

Our dog tags are "genuine" -  we use the same tag blanks and computer  embossing  machines that our military does!

You have a choice of miltary matt or commando dark in standard or deluxe sets.

The Standard ID Tag set: Will include a matching stainless steel 24" neck chain, a stainless steel 4.5" secondary chain and two rubber silencers of your choice of color. RV Navigator Kit is available as a download for the Do-It-Yourself kind of people. (Basic navigator kit does not come with a certificate of authenticity or printed materials).

Deluxe ID Tags Set: The primary advantage of the deluxe set (shown below) is that the deluxe comes with a certificate of authenticity, a printed version of the CIA  remote viewing documents and physical envelopes with printed cues specially marked for your confidential projects.

The Project Jedi Deluxe ID Tag set contains:

2 1st Earth BN Project Jedi official ID TAGS with black silencers & navigation target encoded TRNs.

2 Stainless steel regulation chains

1 Printed copy of the RV Compass instructions.

1 Manila envelope marked CLASSIFIED for your target envelopes

3 Manila target envelopes with a remote viewing target reference number on each.

3 Printed cues, one for each remote viewing target reference number envelope.

1 Set of printed of printed copies of the CIA released remote viewing & remote action documents. 90+ pages once classified as "SECRET".

1 Manila envelope marked CLASSIFIED to store your CIA remote viewing document.

1 Certificate of authenticity with your chosen agent name from the tags and your unique Project Jedi ID number to validate the authenticity of your ID Tags.

Swann, Ingo (1933- )

 Prominent American psychic research subject, parapsychologist, and author. Born September 14, 1933, at Telluride, Colorado, he studied at Westminster College, Salt Lake City, Utah, receiving a double bachelor's degree in biology and art. He enlisted in the U.S. Army and served three years in Korea, after which he worked for twelve years at the United Nations Secretariat while pursuing an independent art career.

Swann's active participation in parapsychology research began in 1969 when he was 36 years old. During the next twenty years he worked only in controlled laboratory settings with scientific researchers. Although he lectured widely on the importance of psychic faculties and potentials, he has never publicly demonstrated his abilities. Because of his participation in hundreds of thousands of experimental trials, author Martin Ebon wrote of him as "parapsychology's most tested guinea pig," and Psychic News and other media often refer to him as "the scientific psychic."

During the 1950s and 1960s, because of psychic potentials partly evident in childhood, he became actively interested in occult and parapsychological literature and in a variety of novel mind-development programs which took positive approaches to the enhancement of ESP potentials.

Swann early distinguished between psychic phenomenon and psychic mind-dynamic processes. He especially noticed that while parapsychology researched the existence of paranormal phenomena (such as ESP, telepathy, and psychokinesis), there was little interest in the mental processes involved in producing evidence of them. From this distinction he slowly developed unique theoretical approaches to process enhancement of psi perceptions, which was in keeping with ancient descriptions of Siddhis as found in various Eastern Yoga literature and Abraham Maslow's developmental abilitism theories.

In 1970-71 Swann experimented with Cleve Backster in attempting to influence plants by mental activity. In 1971-72 psychokinetic experiments involved successfully influencing temperature recorded in a controlled setting devised by parapsychologists Gertrude Schmeidler and Larry Lewis at City College, New York. this involved PK effects upon target thermistors (temperature measuring devices) in insulted thermos bottles at a distance of 25 feet from Swann. (For a report, see G.R. Schmeidler, "PK Effects Upon Continuously Recorded Temperature," Journal of the American Society for Psychical Research, no. 4, Oct. 1973).

Swann was also the subject of experiments in out-of-body travel, or psychic perception at a distance. These took place during 1971-73 at the American Society for Psychical Research. They involved Swann sitting in a chair and attempting to project his consciousness into sealed boxes on a small platform several feet above his head, in which there was a target symbol completely shielded from view. Swann was monitored by electrodes that would have recorded any movement from the chair.

Under these difficult laboratory conditions, Swann nevertheless scored significant successes in describing the targets. In one test he was actually able to state correctly that a light that should have illuminated the target was inoperative. There was no normal way of ascertaining this fact without opening the box.

In 1972-73, at the American Society for Psychical Research, Swann began suggesting experimental protocols to test for the existence of mind-dynamic processes that would enhance ESP and Dr. Gertrude Schmeidler, he coined the term "remote viewing" to describe the experiments in which subjects attempted to view targets at a far distance. His original remote-viewing protocols were later utilized and expanded upon in collaboration with the researchers Dr. H.E. Puthoff and Russell Targ. Other laboratories ultimately repeated various kinds of remote-viewing experiments.

Swann's successes on the East Coast attracted the attention of the quantum physicist Harold E. Puthoff, at the Standford Research Institute, in Menlo Park, California (later renamed SRI International). From late 1973 until 1989 Swann worked principally at SRI's "psychoenergetics project" established by Puthoff to examine important psi faculties (rather than psychic phenomena per se).

One of the first most remarkable experiments involved a successful attempt to influence the stable magnetic field of a super-cooled Josephson junction inside a quark detector (a complex apparatus designed to detect subatomic particles). The apparatus was completely inaccessible, being encased in aluminum and copper containers and buried in five feet of concrete. When Swann mentally visualized the hidden target, significant variations were recorded in sine waves. This PK effect was reported at a conference on quantum physics and parapsychology.

On April 27, 1973, in another extraordinary experiment, Swann "visited" the planet Jupiter in a joint "psychic probe" shared by fellow psychic Harold Sherman. Swann's drawings made during the experiment showed a 'ring' of tiny asteroids around the planet which scientists at the time said did not exist. The existence of the ring was later scientifically confirmed in 1979.

From the first experiments, Swann was increasingly considered a very unique test subject because, at the command of the experimenters, he could reproduce and sustain the desired effects over time at a significant rate of success. Throughout the history of parapsychology, other test subjects had been temporarily or spontaneously successful. But these subjects typically suffered from the well-known "decline effect" or "psi-missing effect" which statistically erased the successes, and thus permitted skeptics to believe that the successes were due to some outside factor other than claimed human psi abilities.

Most books and articles written after 1973 about parapsychology and psychic matters refer to Swann's work in some way. Many analysts of science and parapsychology generally concede that his work and the high levels of official sponsorship it obtained gradually influenced positive reevaluations of the validity of psi in human experiencing.

After nineteen years on the cutting edge of psi developments, the "longest run" of any subject on record, Swann retired from full-time research to undertake independent research into the problems and states of consciousness. In final interviews regarding the dimensions of his past work, he stated that the long-term stresses of laboratory work and the constant need to defend the validity of psi faculties and exceptional experiencing had taken their toll. He occasionally accepts invitations to lecture but refuses to talk to the media. In a paper read at the United Nations in March 1994 (entitled "Scientists find the basis for seventeen-plus human senses and perceptions"), he stated that psi faculties and exceptional experiencing are not purely scientific issues. Their discovery and development involve larger social, philosophical, political, and religious problems not amenable to objective research and rational appreciation.



Sources:

Berger, Arthur S., and Joyce Berger. The Encyclopedia of Parapsychology and Psychical Research. New York: Paragon House, 1991.

Puthoff, H.E., and Russell Targ. "Physics, Entrophy, and Psychokinesis." In Proceedings of the Conference on Quantum Physics and Parapsychology, Geneva, August 26-27, 1974. New York: Parapsychology Foundation, 1975.

Schmeidler, Gertrude R. "PK Effects Upon Continuously Recorded Temperature," Journal of the American Society for Psychical Research, 4 (October 1973).