You can also view many more (older) remote viewing examples of mine on my old remote viewing blog (Cosmic Spoon) here.
Farsight projects
The Farsight Institute has been running public remote viewing projects for a number of years now. I try to be a participant in as many of these as I can. enclosed are some of these projects and my remote viewing participation:
The Exploding Planet Hypothesis and the Origin of the Asteroid Belt.
Ever wonder how the asteroid belt formed? The prevailing theory says that it is essentially a planet that never formed out of the original primeval solar nebula of gas and dust. However, there are huge problems with this theory. For example, the asteroids are large rocks that arguably needed a significant gravity source in order to form in the first place. The late astronomer Tom Van Flandern, who led the Celestial Mechanics Branch of the Nautical Almanac Office at the U.S. Naval Observatory in Washington, D.C. from 1963 to 1983, developed an alternate theory explaining the origin of the asteroid belt which he described in detail in his book: Dark Matter, Missing Planets, & New Comets. His idea is that a planet once existed in that location in our solar system, and it exploded. We decided to use remote viewing to take a look and see what actually happened. Look at the data yourself, and then you decide.
Artificial Structure on Mars
This cutting-edge remote-viewing project involves using remote viewing in a controlled and scientific manner to investigate one of the greatest and most important mysteries of all time, intelligent life on Mars
A Scientific Experiment Involving Prediction and Multiple Universes
Predicting the future has been one of the most difficult things to do with remote viewing. People often ask that if someone can remote view, what will happen at some point in the future? Many have tried to use remote viewing to answer that question, and some have occasionally met with success. But to date, only one experimental design using remote viewing has ever worked consistently to correctly predict the future. We now have an idea why that particular experimental design works, and why other experimental designs do not work as well. The reason may have to do with the existence of multiple universes.
A Global Climate Change Remote-Viewing Study done in 2008 to predict 2013 climate.
The Farsight Institute completed a fascinating study using remote viewing to study climate and planetary change between 1 June 2008 and 1 June 2013.
It has been an enormously interesting and fruitful study, and in my view it exceeded all expectations with respect to our hopes of using remote viewing to examine climate change. This has been one of our public experiments, in the sense that the public was invited to verify the data-collection process, and to watch the results over the five year time span. This has also been a very controversial study, in large part because the data for June 1st, 2013 seemed to contain many descriptions of what seemed like major calamities or environmental disasters, including meteor events within 2013.
In general, nearly all of the remote-viewing perceptions for all targets for the date 1 June 2008 appear to correspond with the physical state of those locations for that date. However, the remote viewing perceptions for 1 June 2013 appear much different, and they seem to suggest the following types of physical changes across many of the above geographical locations by mid-2013:
- Impacts from what appear to be large meteors leading to tsunamis and possible volcanism
- Extensive and forceful flooding of coastal areas
- Excessive solar radiation
- Storms and other severe weather
In terms of the effects of these changes on humans, these data also suggest:
- Massive self-organized relocation from coastal areas (refugees)
- The breakdown of rescue or other notable governmental functioning
- The breakdown of the food supply system
- The breakdown of the vehicular transport system
- Extensive loss of buildings near coasts
Predicted Earthquake Event for Los Angeles by 1 December 2008
On 27 June 2008, and based on the remote-viewing data presented below, we predicted a significant earthquake to hit Los Angeles before 1 December 2008. Twelve remote-viewing sessions were used in the analysis. Of the 12, some sessions suggested a seismic event that could be potentially catastrophic.
The Crucifixion Ruse DVDThe Crucifixion Ruse
The Crucifixion Ruse is a remote-viewing documentary project that concerns the story of Jesus and the crucifixion drama. The entire project is presented as a DVD that is 1 hour and 53 minutes long and is sold on Amazon.com.
Courtney Brown examines these new data to test two hypotheses. The first is the classical biblical hypothesis, which is that Jesus was crucified on the cross, died, miraculously rose from the dead, and then ascended. The second hypothesis was raised initially by Seth, a nonphysical entity who was channelled by Jane Roberts beginning in the 1960s until her death in 1984. In the book Seth Speaks: The Eternal Validity of the Soul, Session #591, Seth states that Jesus was never crucified, and that he had no intention of ever dying in that manner. Rather, there was a conspiracy, one in which both Jesus and Judas played parts. According to Seth, someone else volunteered to be take part in this sacrifice, and Judas led the authorities to arrest that person in order to save, not betray, the real historical Jesus. Those very few who were in on the conspiracy knew that this would make Jesus into a martyr, and it would help propel his message everywhere in the years ahead.
