What are the Benefits of Remote Viewing Healing?
Remote viewing is a widely researched and documented technique designed to develop your intuitive abilities and identify hidden information sources far beyond your physical body. It has been evaluated by both private and public research foundations worldwide and by the CIA; with results showing remote viewers are capable of gathering accurate information from distant locations.
The Monroe Institute offers a systematic approach to remote viewing. Participants develop a consistent pre-session routine which supports reliable state induction and accelerates skill development, and offers students a context within which to critically consider claims or theories not supported by peer-reviewed scientific research before accepting them without question.
Russell Targ outlines in his book Limitless Mind the implications of remote viewing for understanding our relationships to space and time. According to remote viewing experiments conducted, Targ asserts that data collected suggests we inhabit our bodies only temporarily as part of a vast, nonlocal consciousness that pervades our body’s surface area.
What Are the Side Effects of Remote Viewing Healing?
Cauleen Smith tackles destruction, erasure and the limits of memory in her short film Remote Viewing (2011). Through staged trauma she challenges audiences to consider lost Black histories within landscapes while excavating hidden histories of racial violence. By staging this trauma she compels viewers to reconsider their relationship to land and consider their influence upon it – even for just a brief period. Through The Monroe Institute participants also discovered they are more than their bodies by turning beliefs into knowledge.