What is Remote Viewing?

Remote Viewing was developed by the CIA and the United States military by studying how the human mind obtains data on an unconscious level. Through years of top secret scientific study, a protocol was developed that forces the mind to follow this unconscious process of data collection. This newly discovered skill, Remote Viewing; quickly produced high levels of accuracy far greater than the program originally expected; therefore, was utilized for real-life military operations.

Though commonly defined as a "psychic" or "Psi" ability by many individuals; Remote Viewing is rather, a scientifically developed skill that is able to consistently obtain accuracy rates of 80% on data during an RV session. This is the first skill that truly unlocks the unconscious mind to consistently obtain accurate, reliable information about anything one would like to know.

The individual responsible for refining Remote Viewing to what it is today is none other than Major Ed Dames; the most elite instructor in the RV industry. Major Dames is the only training instructor that provides the most effective and groundbreaking Remote Viewing program in the world!

The new, built from the ground up, "Learn RV" course incorporates 17 years of evolved, post military operational knowledge. The training set utilizes the natural DVD menu system to provide a structured, comfortably paced training environment, with an effective mix of training targets, lectures, and feedback.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• Remote
• Viewing
• ESP
• Psi
• Ed
• Dames

[lifeofscience]

Most people have a misconception regarding how RV functions. I'm glad someone out there is adequately explaining that this is a skill and not some Hollywood sci-fi ability. Remote Viewing is incredible.

[mrsyd01]

the russian military was using this in th 1950's

[STGMAGICK]

I don't work for the CIA.

[ideagirlconsulting]

interesting to watch

[silverblue73]

what the hell with the mystery death music...

[nash0035]

I believe that this is real and how it works makes sense to me but I'm not sure I can put forth the 300 price tag just yet.