New to remote viewing

[Ginger]

I'm glad that I found this site I have been doing remote viewing now for almost a year I practice daily but I have found that I'm only about 50% accurate do anyone have any pointers that may be able to help me

 

[ChrisV]

50% accurate is really good. Lyn Buchanan said during his military days, they had an average of 82.7%. He also said that Joe McMoneagle is only on target 50% of the time. But, of course, when Joe McMoneagle is on target, he describes the target with a surprising amount of detail.

 

[Ginger]

thank you

 

[Mycroft]

It might be good for you to experience different target types. Some people I've known are exceedingly good at architecture, some future or past events, others off-world. Because of your work you may be required to specialize, but you may also come to find you excel at different types of targets.

Do ask yourself why am I seeing what I am seeing, do try to use all of your senses, including taste and sound. If you are working with a tasker you trust you can do better knowing you won't damage your psyche. I once tasked a woman with experiencing the worlds deepest indoor swimming pool used for aquatics testing. She was doing an exceptional job of learning and attempted to smell her surroundings and had a terrible choking fit. She was a super achiever and I did not know she had developed the ability to smell her surroundings and of course she was underwater. Going forward as part of any task where I didn't want the viewer to inhale the environment I made that part of the task.

Have fun with it don't make things so complicated that it becomes a chore.

Mycroft

 

[tbone]

I often have a difficult time RVing people. I think it is because I have an innate respect for peoples' privacy.

 

[Mycroft]

I often have a difficult time RVing people. I think it is because I have an innate respect for peoples' privacy.

That is because you've been around long enough and you're good enough to realize the potential of piercing the veil of privacy. A good stance to take but if you need to find a missing person, please give yourself permission.

Mycroft