Learn How To Remote View In Less Than 20 Minutes!

[@technicalintuition]

Did you try the remote viewing exercise yourself? I'm eager to hear how you did! Let me know in the comments below :)

[@sunquanta]

I think this may be worth some exploration. While my mind was focused, imagining an object, It didn't cross my mind to focus on a place. So my words and the sketch reflected an object not a place. I had this overwhelming feeling of paper and an envelope. I could even taste the envelop adhesive. A little unpleasant, because I remember licking envelopes at a previous job. Obviously, my mind was somewhere else. However, some of my words and my sketch are somewhat compelling. Perhaps there is something to this spontaneity... Find the answer when the mind is busy elsewhere. Not sure how to put the pics on this reply, I can send them to you if you want. Thanks.

[@DaBunne]

in the old vid I got the mountain blue sky and green and even heard birds.. but I sucked at this one by comparison. lol like the first impression I got was something slick smooth and slimy with sharp points. LOL lost focus repeatedly and rewrote the target number and idiogram several times during my process.. as I dug deeper I got words like pointy and round, and blue and grey and porcupine (as a descriptor not the actual animal), and the temperature felt cool (not cold) and damp or humid. I also wrote that it was organic but mechanical. I did two sketches one had smooth rounded lines and wavy lines, with an area of straight semi-parallel lines all bunched together at the bottom right, the other sketch looked kinda like a sea urchin but it was too sparse and I was compelled to go back to it and keep adding more lines but then it started to look too dark so I stopped and hoped it was good enough. LOL It seems like to me maybe I couldn't marry these two parts into one holistic image or view.. I didn't know how they fit together. they seemed distinctly different from eachother. but I find it interesting after seeing the Llama in the image, with it's full, shaggy coat that looked spiky from the dreadlock effect, like a porcupine. ;)

[@a7n7t7o7n7y]

I got the huge mountain, sky and greenery, felt in awe. Sadly, didn’t get the ruins or the llama. Thanks, excellent video!

[@tsha33]

@@a7n7t7o7n7y Same!

[@JustValentine600]

Great video for beginners! I got that it was outdoors, vast and isolated and I got some of the structure of the grid of the ruins! Yey!

[@EscapeRealityMedia]

Hecklefish brought me here

[@BullRageTraining]

Same

[@Dont_let_the_boss_see]

F$&ing Hecklefish also got me 🤦

[@bjorntorsten8241]

Same! 🎉

[@endor8witch]

which episode was this?

[@cynthia3991]

Funny. Me too

[@liquidbraino]

One of the best RV tutorials I've seen so far. It seems like 90% of the people out there don't really understand what remote viewing is or why it's important to be blind to the target. I've read almost every book on the subject since Jim Schnabels book came out (Psychic Spies) and have a friend that was a Remote Viewer in the Navy so I know more about RV than the average person on the street and dude, you nailed it. Subbed.

[@AimeeAimee444]

You’re fortunate to have more inside knowledge. I plan to pick up Psychic Spies soon. I too have a friend who’s a very experienced RV. She’s the person who inspired me to investigate.

[@Meliodas-asta.hxh.]

@@AimeeAimee444can u explain to me what remote viewing is I’m confused

[@NOMAD-vp7hj]

@@Meliodas-asta.hxh.Something you’ve done before accidentally without knowing, its nearly the same as the Astral Realm since the same Abilities exist. The thing what bothers me is nobody is telling others that you attract the eyes of other things without being harmed.

[@achildofthelight4725]

​@Meliodas-asta.hxh. Still confused?

[@liquidbraino]

@Meliodas-asta.hxh. Remote viewing is a psychoenergetic means of perception which is defined as the acquisition and description of people places and things that are shielded from our normal five senses by time, space or other firms of shielding (like a Faraday cage for example). That definition is directly from the military remote viewing manual which has been declassified and is now available to the general public. To "Feynmansplain" it though it's a way of using your psychic senses within a scientifically controlled protocol. The remote viewer is not told anything about the target (this is called being "blind to the target"). It requires a whole team of people to do it because you need the viewer; the monitor; the target pool coordinator and an analyst to look at the data. The analyst does what's called "double blind differential discrimination" which means that they're shown five different targeting envelopes and they rate each one as being a "number one match" or "number two" closest match to the data provided by the remote viewer but only ONE of those targeting envelopes contains the actual target. So a "first place match" is considered statistically significant. That's exactly how they're able to rate each remote viewers statistical probability of accuracy of a longer period of time (after compiling the results and stats from hundred of sessions and then doing a meta-analysis). Try googling the phrase "perceptual augmentation techniques" and maybe add the name Hal Puthoff to that if you don't get the results you're looking for.

[@rituaals9344]

HOLYY SHIT! I drew mountains and lambs! Felt woollen texture and wind! I KID YOU NOT! My adjectives were "wool, wet, clean, grass, windy, cold; open high plane with wind, desert, high, cold", I could taste and feel wet wool in the back of my mouth

[@claresage]

Youre a natural. Have you continued to explore your abilities?

[@chadada8866]

And you got all that from 8 numbers??

[@rituaals9344]

@@chadada8866 yes I did it just as was instructed

[@paulanthonywallis9818]

Oh. My. Goodness! I was a little skeptical that it could be so simple. But... I did the exercise super-fast. Everything I wrote came from the shape I sketched which triggered an image in my mind - which turned out to be a precise vignette of what was revealed. Am very impressed. This was my first attempt at such a thing.

[@deanwinchester3356]

Omg like NO WAY!!!!!!!!!1

[@tomjensen618]

You'd make a great student at RSE Paul, They show some of your videos by the way. Yes ,remote viewing is part of the teaching.

[@garylarner8109]

I am amazed. I imagine a hill in the background, sloping down towards a man on a motorbike in the lower right hand corner. Close enough for me to be hooked!

[@danniem]

Ok, now think about the largest concentration of terrorists living and working in an area, sketch the area, then contact the nearest law-enforcement agency about what's in your sketch. If you enable arrests that break up a large terrorist group, then I will say MAYBE you've got a possible talent going on.

[@PaulWallis]

@@danniem As a second attempt?? Did you try the exercise?

[@VideoM0fo]

I missed everything cus i was looking at the comments

[@georgevaldez6746]

You still got it because your subconscious was listening now go communicate with the big head alien Ingo Swan was talking to.

[@mahletshumet3791]

Jonathan Morning , 😁

[@eclecticjulie7290]

😂🤣

[@mt1745]

This reminds me of the quote, "And above all, watch with glittering eyes the whole world around you because the greatest secrets are always hidden in the most unlikely places. Those who don't believe in magic will never find it." :)

[@ufcfan3940]

@@georgevaldez6746sweet

[@missCommentLuvver]

I just tried your remote viewing technique for the first time 30 minutes ago, and I'm FREAKING out with excitement. I got most of it right! I had no idea what i was doing and felt a little silly. I got the colors, atmosphere, shapes etc. It was incredible.

[@beaulieulynch]

Outdoors, hot and cold, sound; whistling, I saw an airplane (I guess that is how you get there). Thank you for the information & exercise.

[@bluemusej]

I just tried this and didn't even take long, and I'm BLOWN away by my sketches and the words and connection I made! WOW!

[@Androsynth75]

I'm no stranger to weird things happening, psychic stuff etc, I've seen enough that I'm pretty open minded about it, but also a healthy skeptic because there;s a lot of BS out there, but this is hands down one of the craziest experiences I have ever had on youtube. I did what the instructions said and ... wow. Everything, the colors, the sounds, the size, the textures, even the sketch. I got it pretty much perfectly on the first try. I had no idea I/we/us could do that. Absolutely wild. You friend, have got yourself a well earned sub.

[@chadada8866]

So you got a picture just from the numbers? In the example he gave with the Eiffel Tower the numbers were next to the pictures?!

[@warkmard-dw4dw]

I saw a apple tree. So I won't be quiting my day job

[@mt1745]

Lol! Maybe the lama had just eaten an apple?

[@KilaKrumpira]

I saw you taking grammar lessons.

[@funniful]

I saw a sandwich.

[@danamartin8676]

Holy cow, perfect match. Was in a hurry, very distracted. Didnt even try, quick impressions and completely got all relavant imformation, other than pink color. Thanks, now ive got the incentive to continue practicing. Thank you

[@ShimmyShimmy1111]

i also got pink :D

[@1968krug]

considering I'm quite busy at work, and not at all focused, I did pretty well with overall shapes and form of the image; thanks for sharing a great easy to understand and down to earth (no pun intended!) tutorial

[@bigmig808]

Wow. I did not use the pen and paper. I’m just about to fall asleep and I visualized those numbers in my head. I did the idiogram with my finger in the air three times. Then I Orally listed what came to mind first. This took a total of seven seconds if that. The words that came out of my mouth were green, clouds brown, fruits which don’t seem to make sense and a brown and white cow. I’m blown away. Totally blown away.

[@bobthebuilder201]

This was the easiest fastest video how to RV I've seen. Thank you very much.

[@mannygutierrez7654]

I genuinely cannot believe how accurate my description was to the photo. Textures I wrote rough, coarse Colors were black, gray, blue and green Smells were grass, flower Tastes were grassy/sweet Temperature was cool Sounds were windy/breezy but calm Dimensions were rigid And how would I feel if I were physically there, I answered "peaceful". I was able to make out a rough image on my first try. This is really exciting.

[@Raptiel]

Ty for this basic training. I have to say i am astounded on how that works. I was able to descern the basic shapes of little squared cubes. The fact its mostly silent there. The feeling of being there , i wrote down on the edge. Even my sketch made sense after watching the photo. Now was i 100% spot on? Probably not, but to be able to do this first time with such high accuracy felt amazing. Ty so much

[@danhopkins3617]

My goodness I am blown away. I got the mountain, jungle, the path in the ruins came across like a river to me, but the same shape

[@bethbartlett5692]

Excellent speaker/presenter/instructor, an easy listen. Would make a great Narrator.

[@TheDailyLifeOfSky]

I drew the hills/mountains, landscape and a historical site, temple. Feeling relaxed, peaceful and at peace when there. Natural, organic, stone, grass. Green, blue. Warm, humid. Sound of the wind. First time I have done this. Maybe beginners luck :)

[@crisfield4364]

You described it too specifically to call it beginners luck. Congratulations! You did it! Please don't second guess yourself or downplay what your perception. You did great!

[@Violetjade74]

Great video Tried the number/figure and had a positive result. Tried the visual and saw a road with cold buildings on each side. No ppl and the buildings were cold and dark. Road was bright, though. No ppl and amelt like rain. Great exercise. Thank you!

[@micheledelaney1965]

My target words were: blue, quiet, bright, rough, and windy. I knew it was outdoors and I kept getting curves. I felt it was a vast space in a natural setting. I also got a flag, shaped like this:🚩but didn’t see one. My two descriptive sentences were: “A vast open space, desolate, with natural textures. Curves, curves, curves comes into play very strong and some type of flag.” I had a lot of fun and thank you for your exercise 🙂🇺🇸

[@Trainwhrek]

That was cool! Thanks. For whatever reason before you gave the numbers i felt it would be mountains, and drew mountains with a little level part before hand. Missed the alpaca and the ruins tho lol.

[@Marie3cc]

Same about the 🏔️ mountains. And I had dog/wolf? 🤣

[@vikramlall6182]

Sercureteam brought me here

[@abhisheklubana1]

Vikram Lall yup right me to

[@MrBertWayne]

I love you for this comment lolololol

[@excelsciors]

I think you mean Secureteam10.

[@Withthetrend0909]

So more bullshit got it

[@xmorph7950]

Lol same

[@Allison_White]

Wow! This is absolutely the best beginners tutorial I have ever come across! Thank you!

[@gdrudge]

Wow! Lonely, house, foreign, outdated, deserted, empty, remote, outdoors and I had no attachment to it. I drew the mountains but only put 1 structure. I felt it was in the middle of nowhere. This was fun and surprising. I really thought I would be way off. I hope you can continue to give us the numbers and then share the place or object so we can practice some more. I enjoyed this exercise. Thank you!

[@tsha33]

You should do the course!!

[@kristenmeisner2397]

What I wrote down: Textures: squishy, foam, soft Colors: Blue, silver, white Smells: lemon, citrus, sweet, fresh Tastes: bitter Temperatures: hot, warm Sounds: high pitched, screeching Dimensions/shapes: expansive, waves Feelings: awe, peaceful Setting: natural, outdoors I drew a few peaks that I assumed were waves and the hot “squishy” feeling along with awe I assumed it was going to be a beach. Looking at it now can see many elements that I was picking up. Very cool exercise! I’ve never tried this before. Thanks for sharing :)

[@BohumirZamecnik]

Wow, I kind of saw some scene rather close to what was on the final photo. The color was matching, there was an object of similar nature in the foreground and the nature of the background was also similar. 😮

[@RickBledsoe-r3z]

Same here. Feels a little odd.

[@djunclephill422]

I got Sky outdoors open Triangle Shape I thought possibly tallest mountain peak in photo and crossed vertical and horizontal lines, I thought possibly housing and streets layouts. Really enjoyed your video. Thanks UnclePhill

[@Nicole.Nicole.Nicole]

This is wild! I drew out about 4 mountain peaks very quickly. I had imagined them having a terrain full of foliage. 🤯

[@BlackRavenOutdoors]

Tried it I was pretty much spot on. thank you.

[@huskyclan345]

I guessed Eiffel Tower at the beginning and could not believe when you showed it! Then a pyramid structure stayed in my head that look like the last photo. I’m shocked.

[@itsamysticlife3500]

Exactly. I kept getting a pyramid structure, too, but it didn't feel like it was man-made.

[@Rajacshadow]

I stumbled across your channel trying to spread the word at secureteam 10. Tyler interviewed Russ. Targ. Thank you. You have saved me a lot of typing. SRV Trained in 1997 by Courtney Brown. My left handed wife was the star pupil. She scares me sometimes. Brett. GREAT JOB!!!

[@edwinnova5957]

Brett thank you for your video. After researching Remote Viewing for ten years I was excited to pick it up again. I was thankful to have been able to perceive a site both technological and natural. I was able to draw the ground work of the site and funny enough the lama's rear =) But, I wasn't able to see how related my drawings & perception was until it was revealed. So, it's a great start and I'm eager to do more work in remote viewing!

[@Crystal.B.Dawned]

Nice, I got Grey🙄, green, square on square, lines, wet, dry(?)... And "a" circle... lol Kept it super simple😉👌 but not bad! FUN even more so! Thanks I AM a little impressed with myself, totally went blank this time. Very helpful! Thank you Brad!

[@EvaBogardFlorida]

I had a family member try this video and it was really interesting to see it worked for him as well, but he drew the rectangular structures at the bottom left, whereas I drew the mountain landscape. I imagine if you get a group of people they may each draw a different piece of a picture or site. Fun to see this work.

[@terryvandever7771]

Wow. I'm impressed. I got the outdoor location, the peak, some of the shapes of the ruins, the cold, the color of the ruins...

[@jtolinger]

I seen a cabin in the mountains as you were describing it. That was wild. Fairly close.

[@DanielleKoch-z1e]

I saw a cabin there too... and water, like a river... the mountains was there immed.

[@niks2892]

Wow... I love this...❤ very well you have explained RV....i am an animal Communicator and i am brushing up my RV skills to better serve missing pet cases....and this i loved it.... And the best part is..i never thought i could remote view just with some number, i usually have pet name and image....but here i had just numbers.... Still i could do this successfully.....i am amazed and happy, Sensed the right location through the steps you guided....i am not sharing the details i wrote down as it could spoil someone's practise here... This is a wonderful practise video...thank you for creating this ❤

[@jacklemonhead1.945]

Tyler from Secure Team,here is your twin mate. Doppelganger I think is the word.Mulder and Scully said it anyway. Keep up good work Tyler. SECURE TEAM, BEST SITE FOR THE TRUTH.DISCLOSURE is coming

[@Gernatch]

Same. Lol.

[@Editisement]

You watched the interview?

[@derekkase7884]

@@Editisement I came from secureteam guess every body wants to learn after the interview

[@Editisement]

@@derekkase7884 Which is good because this could be what gets us disclosure. Imagine if all 2 million of us could master remote viewing. We could see it all. I've been dabbling through quite a few of these videos already. Extremely interested.

[@derekkase7884]

@@Editisement same here imagine if we got good

[@nickgustavsson]

Dude. I nailed it. The only thing I got wrong was that I thought it was hot. My sketch even included the river. Very fun.

[@audralynn7454]

Interesting results, I saw something smooth and soft, tan and brown color, smelled natural and light and clean, tasted salty, it was warm, heard tapping and rattling sound, it fits in a room, not very huge....I think I was getting the alpaca staring out at the open space lol that is weird! Edit: I drew something kind of pointed with something larger and rectangular under it, I was thinking like the pictures you see of the pyramids being built in Egypt with the worker's homes at the base...but it didn't feel right, like it was similar but not. This was fun, thank you!

[@EnergyAndLightAwakening]

WOW I drew most everything but the lama. Textures-crunchy,Colors-white, Smells-sweet, Taste-bitter, Temperature-cool to warm,Sounds-nature, How would I feel if I were there- relaxed. AMAZING!!! For dimensions i just put open.

[@krzysztofgawrys4321]

I swear on my mother's life I just drew shapes of mountains and a sheep on a field... weirdly close to what was on the picture. And it came to me very suddenly like you described. My first time trying remote viewing. Maybe this is coincidence but I had fun. On the words part I couldn't get anything though, just empty head.

[@jasonhahn8385]

This was wonderful. This was my first attempted exercise. Although I didn’t come up with the Eiffel Tower, I assumed mine was the top of a sailboat with the horizon in the background. Thank you this series!

[@eileenaichan6361]

I wrote sandy, blue, light , salty, 95 degrees as the temperature and hot. I think I did a pretty good job

[@PrismTism]

What I ended up drawing and capturing matched up with a cliff side restaurant on a Greek island, likely Santorini. Honestly with the sketch and notes I took, I feel pretty good about the result. Not spot on: good! Practice helps! There were a number of features that seemed to be there. And that feels pretty cool. Appreciate the lesson, felt very helpful!

[@yazstar9342]

I was too impatient.. I drew a cake that looks like the picture but got stuck on the cake thing.. My outcome was a cake with a smiley face! Haha!

[@code1017]

I feel like I did very well. I’ve been studying different ways and techniques over the years. I was surprised! Thanks for the video and instruction.

[@vadimbellous8313]

I thought that you might have gotten a visit from the MIB... or forgotten your password. It's nice to see you back, definitely the best and most articulate RV channel around. I've been RVing for about 3 years and it's like everything else in life, with time and practice you get better.

[@DaBunne]

honestly I thought somethign similar!! and I'm glad he's back too

[@brets________565]

I felt as if I was there (not sure if now or in past/future). Not physically, but I was right in the middle of a crowd of people that were assembled right where the Lama is in the photo (and all to the left). Something had just been built, and everyone was there for some big event. The energy of the people was that of being overwhelmed. I felt overwhelmed. During the session I had the weird feeling I wasn't supposed to be there and was concerned people might "see me" somehow. The rest of my impressions I can't interpret from looking at the photo.. Something smooth, silver with red, mettallic. Loud sounds of moving, clanking, rythmic motoring sound. Thanks Brett for putting this together. I've had the sense my whole life I was supposed to tap into something within me, some power, but I avoided researching due to an unknown but deep fear. I'm going to keep working on this, and I have a feeling it will become one of my most important tools. -Bret

[@auntieem6781]

Wow!! Did better than I thought I would. Really cool :)

[@RealmVector]

Nice approach to an immediate feedback on what abilities you have, provided you follow all the instructions. I taught RV 15 years, and think you did a nice job with this. It's important for the beginner to have positive feedback after a few tries, and I think this can do it.

[@faveocoaching560]

I thought I saw a lake in between mountain tops! I am amazed…

[@nicholasr6381]

me too

[@djunclephill422]

You were tuned in

[@carelaway22courtneykellerw43]

I saw a lake too crazy but the center looks like 1

[@LouSassoleSledgecock_III]

Wild. I literally have never done any of this and I viewed Pyramids and outdoors with lots of lush greenery and wide open. First time ever trying any of this. Neat

[@danniem]

Ok, I sketched an image of myself squatting and taking a sh*t in a space surrounded by walls. It could have been a room or an alleyway in the revealed picture. I'm convinced I nailed it!!!

[@helenemasour9256]

AHHH!!!!! I got it.100% This is so exciting, thank you so much. I have been suffering real hell for almost a year with visions and 'knowledge' coming out of the blue. I thought I was going mad.

[@rhemaminiatures]

I had written down sunny, hilly and then white colour and drew a coconut tree.., except for the coconut tree rest fits.. amazing!

[@emporioraoul6228]

I’m encouraged by this. The shape of my drawing was like the photo, and I picked up that it was a shallow aerial view. I thought I was looking at a small tropical mountainous island from a low flying aeroplane. There’s a bigger trees where the llama is. I wrote green trees, sunny, travel, 45 degree angle and sand.

[@edbeale9571]

Forgot to draw the squiggle line next to the target location numbers, maybe that's why it didn't work well for me. Would like to practice this more. Here's the random images that didn't fit: England, football, river, bridge, prince, tale, gallop, city, prairie, wheat, apple, strawberry, wicker basket, marketplace, bent knees, wooden boards. And here's the stuff that fit: Far away, serene, relaxed, stepping into infinity, wide view, wide angle view, sense of openness, vast open space, aerial view, old style bricks, brown colour. Thanks for the tutorial, much appreciated!

[@historyisfake9153]

Can you make videos of targets so we can practise please, thank you x

[@spartanace13]

There's a reddit page where they do this

[@MrBlue-km8qv]

216, 457 ＝? （Good luck finding Him. Psst, He’s the the light and the darkness. ）

[@Crystal.B.Dawned]

THAT🤔 would be AWESOME😃!!

[@MsTammi125]

I tried it and probably did it too quickly but I'm still learning. It took about fifteen seconds because I didn't want to stop and think and wanted it spontaneous. all the descriptive words fit except for red and my Sketch looked like mountains and scenery in nature. Awesome 😊

[@Rue9378]

I saw a mountain and lines. Thats crazy. This is my first time trying it. Thank you for the guidelines!

[@Tony2Phony]

Same and my description of it and picture were incredibly close

[@darrenthompson7345]

I think I did pretty well for a first try! I perceived a tropical location, outside, no animals or people, green and melon colors, floral smells, earthy tastes, cool to touch but not cold environment, overall smooth texture with small bumps or irregularities, tall thin dimensions (I had a sense of a large tree), feeling was alert and curious if I was there. Thank you for this exercise! It was fun and I'd like to explore more!

[@Btrue2yourLife]

After I air shook hands with number and introduced myself the following were my perceptions. Deserted, remote, outdoor, natural, open, nature, mountainous topography. Texture & color: variety as found in nature like blue sky, green grass and mixed earthy colors. Smell was fresh. Taste was earthy ( what on earth?). Temperature was cool and refreshing. Impression: mountains all around, green grass, bird, high and different elevation and peaks. Sounds: air moving. Dimension: mountains, hills, majestic. Feel inspired, refreshed, peaceful, reflective if there. Sketched simple wavy lines for air movement. Simple lines for grass and a tree. I drew a stick person gazing and looking towards the image but it was an animal not a person. I am surprised and encouraged by this exercise. I appreciate you sharing your life experience regarding Remote Perception or Viewing. Looking forward to learning more from your training material. Thank you Brett :) Edit: I forgot to mention before air handing shaking number, I saw what looked like grayish white cement stone like blocks very close up in my mind as I briefly closed my eyes. Seeing that so close in my minds eye was surprising but I did not include it in my sketching.

[@cliveworth]

I find that Remote Viewing just comes to me, my late mother was the same and also my sister has the same gift and I will listen to you to see if I can expand my Remote Viewing.

[@MrBlue-km8qv]

Sorry to hear about the loss of your mother. you okay?

[@Bundemup]

Wow my ideogram turned out so accurate. Loved this. You're awesome, man. Definitely following.

[@146wade]

I got steep mountains, water, lots of people i wrote cold at the top and warm at the bottom. Snow, summer. Not sure what the latter is about?? Definitely right on with the first part!

[@carlybouwman9151]

Interesting! As soon as you started talking I had the image of a giraffe pop into my head standing in a lush green open landscape and the word zebra popped into my head at the same time which was a bit confusing... turns out it was a giraffe shaped animal the size of a zebra, lol. I didn't go through the exercise as that image was so strong already. Thanks for the lesson!

[@pleiadianpilot5076]

I saw the peak of the mountain then gave up, dont have much time. But daamn, I can actually do this 😃

[@bekkischwartz2501]

I didn't write anything down, nor did I finish the process. As I stared at the numbers for the target, I immediately saw a cat looking out a window on a foggy and damp day. My senses kicked in and I felt the loneliness of an old person. The room smelled like mildew and dampness....and lonely. An old person. This was so strong that I quit the exercise because I almost started to cry from the loneliness. I looked up Machu Picchu and found that it sits in a tropical cloud forest and is damp with mist...alot. The name Machu, in the original Peru language means "old person." And it's in a remote area. So, for my first try, I may not have gotten the images, but I definitely got the smells, feelings, and weather conditions. They were just a little overwhelming.

[@jackmoore4859]

I wish I could post my pic, I really appreciate your professionalism and clear directions. I loved this. I found my new hobby. I’ve always been interested. This seals the deal. Thanks man, great video ☯️🙏🏻🤭

[@shariberry3123]

Wow! I initially felt that I failed the exercise because I kept getting the impression of the top of a very green, lush tree somewhere in a forest. My first impression was the top of a very distinct triangle, but my imagination took the lush green color and confused it with the top of a very tall evergreen tree. I then received the impression of a very large fluffy whitish dog sort of like a stuffed animal with longish whitish hair and large ears. Then I watched your Antarctica video and I realized that I was getting the triangular shape and the llama and the green remoteness of the location. Fascinating concept and I will watch the rest of your videos to try to understand more. Thank you for the reassuring method of patient encouragement. I find the numerical sequence file system a bit complicated. That was really interesting!

[@miarena111]

ok, i did the handshake and had a picture of mountains in my head right after that and i couldnt get rid of it. so i thought nah i cant do this and droped it all. lol then i saw your picture. gosh lol

[@conure512]

Definitely got the blue sky, mountains, grass, and rocks. Thought the llama was a rabbit... Clear sense of the ears and body shape, I guess my mind just took over from there. For some reason I also thought there was an airplane in the photo, and a river. This is really fun, even if im not great at it, im gonna keep trying. Awesome tutorial!

[@simonaraiza7611]

Ive been wanting to learn..for years. I did it!! Park like...natural...open space..deserted..trees.. Right angle and grass.. But i kept seeing a round like object yup.. Lama. Wow! Where do I go from here..? Im in.

[@technicalintuition]

Fantastic job! There's a lot of free material on the internet, such as the original CRV training manual that was declassified, which you can find with a simple google search. You could also take a look over my in-depth video course or my book on my website www.technicalintuition.com. It's an amazing skill to develop Simon!

[@simonaraiza7611]

@@technicalintuition Thanx.. But? If you have instructional courses I am willing to purchase..

[@technicalintuition]

@@simonaraiza7611 I do! Check out www.technicalintuition.com/rv-fundamentals-preview. I also have a sale going on up until Cyber Monday as well :) All the best.

[@wtfhowbizarre1946]

Try Antarctica or the moon and a mountain in Zimabwe. Just curious as if you can. i've heard they're off limits to astral projectors.

[@simonaraiza7611]

@@wtfhowbizarre1946 This was my first attempt I actually perceived the environment. The idiogram protocol assists in the structured decoding. But also, going at any target is solely a BLIND non front loaded project. Still new at this. But in time with Brets guidance and wisdom, future generations will become self aware.

[@carlaholdenrocks]

wow i wrote down alps because i could see mountains also wrote out nature no people outdoors but drew out several hashtag like symbols that were repetitive like squares. holy moly!!! shocked when the photo showed mountains and that similar shape!! thanks for this mini training. so awesome!!

[@jeanav4444]

Anyone can do it. As Lynn Buchannan (a 37 year veteran) says, it takes 30 seconds to learn how to RV. It is simply Unlearning bad habits and follow the protocols. A man with integrity, Lynn would never charge anyone a penny for it! It is simply discipline and learning the protocols and ability to believe what we already have as an ability as humans.

[@SacredSpaceAiMedia]

I can agree with that fully!

[@robertsherman8887]

The magic word... believe! You have to believe. If you believe that you cannot do it well you're right...

[@madmagus7693]

You're quite confused if you think Mr. Buchanan doesn't make money off of training CRV. His training is quite expensive. You should research before you spout New Age nonsense. As a matter of fact, it is so high he won't even put it on his web site any more.

[@fuchsiacrush9627]

Wowwww.. Wowww... I cannot believe this... This was my first ever attempt... And I didn't know the place but I definitely saw lush green land with lot of space and sun and the description I had made was quite matching to this one... It blew my mind... I couldn't name the place, but what I did was remarkable and unbelievable.. Coz I was sure I am doing it so wrong.. And I wouldn't get this right... But it worked for me... Thank you so much... Would practice more nw

[@MsTammi125]

I watched Ed Dames training video that was online and tried the two targets with great success. I've also learned this can happen in the beginning. This topic is very interesting I hope you could teach me in the future. I think it's important. It's fantastic to know a skill like this can be learned with great persistence.

[@mummysewell]

Wow! What fun. I was confused with the building and mountains. Until i revelled. But i was on a bus so not 100% focused. Thanks.

[@danrifenburgh1]

I was surprised how close I came. Words included gray and green, windy and whooshing, fragrant and fresh, pool and pebbles. I had the mountains in the background and the closer peaks, at the foot of which I put concentric rings like a pool with pebbles inside. It actually looks quite like the photo. Amazing!

[@JulieTasker]

Many thanks for this video 🙏💕

[@simpernchong]

OMG.... almost got it...except i saw only one of the structures ...and it was more tapered than it really is. I guess long term meditation helps...

[@mermaidmoxie8908]

Wow! I wrote: natural, outdoors, hard, cold, desolate, dry, flowing, destitute, rocks and I drew what would be described as tall pointy mountains. When you showed the photo I was VERY surprised! Wow! Thank you for this lesson.

[@blackdog1485]

I thought I saw an landscape setting and a dog haha. I was on the right track for a first timer.

[@ΛουκάςΚλαρνέτατζης]

@@DLashbrooke haha, he didn'r even welcomed you! How rude!

[@kandy1643]

I wasn’t so much

[@wisewordings]

I bombed on this one! Can't keep my imagination out of it, perhaps because it's quite robust. Interested to learn more even if I can't do it myself.

[@lenovovo]

Brett, you are just one beautiful man!!! No ifs, ands, or buts about it!!! :-) :-)

[@chadada8866]

Bruh, keep it in ur pants 😂

[@piek359]

Thank you! ❤

[@MissAllanPoe1988]

We have the same birthday :D My remote viewing skills are best when I'm in a altered state. During or right after meditation or before I go to sleep and right after I wake up.

[@technicalintuition]

I also use free-form remote viewing often as well, and those are both great times to do it. I hope to create a video on some of the basics for that form of remote viewing in the future. Also, happy early b-day! :)

[@ginjuice4681]

Funny I pictured the Lamma did not name it but had the color right and taste I put as furry lol but nothing in the background ah well it was fun. I will have to try this a few more times best of luck on your channel.

[@everydayvacaytaj]

I brought myself here

[@d.w.5541]

Impressive. I couldn‘t restrain my brain from interpreting, but what I got had enough similarity with the target: I saw a brown hedgehog on a meadow, a cage-like structure nearby and dark clouds. When I drew the clouds I got the structure of the background quite right. The feelings of cold an windy also fit the target. Astounding how these informations just come.

[@uplift-yourdailypickup6424]

i got blue-purple, gray colors, hot, honeycomb/grid. I didn't realize it was a site until i got to page 2. I think the colors could be the mountain scapes. Is it hot there? Honeycomb/grid could represent the layout of the buildings. I appreciate the templates. I will put these to good use! Thanks

[@MistressGomorahhReigne]

Grid could be the foundation ;)

[@rexwater1]

Glad you are back. Looking good. Enjoy your dulcet tones...did great on this!!....my third time..have not attempted in several years

[@hrj_grazy7953]

Okay this is crazy. I am thoroughly impressed by my outcome. After drawing what I had in mind I noticed myself trying to make sense of it. When I compared my drawing to the subject it was almost exact. I interpreted it being a river that forked towards the bottom after looking at the finished product before the reveal. Just to realize that it was not a river but the green patches of grass between the building structures. The first thing that came to mind was, quiet, peaceful, Mountain(s) and trees. WOW

[@jasonleeplatner]

The Why Files is how I ended up here. I drew 4, small, vertical, straight lines with quick, grass lines in the shape of an arch or a hill over them; and then one, big arch over all of it and stopped and opened my eyes. I thought, "if the picture is a woman standing behind a fence with a giant hill behind her, I'm going to freak out." To see that it was a four-legged animal with a mountain still freaked me out. You have my curiosity.

[@jasonleeplatner]

It's been like 30 mins and I'm still pacing back and forth in my living room. My picture was drawn quick and spontaneously and looks more like the actual picture than what I was trying to force out of it before I knew the actual. That freaked me out, man. Admittedly, I am really high on medical high-grade right now, but that freaked me out. I am going to explore this more.

[@jasonleeplatner]

How do we get more numbers? How do we keep testing this? Thanks!

[@GAngel880]

I need to contact you !! I have premonitions very often since little; I sense my wife arriving home before to hear the car; I know the phone will ring; but today it gave me chills after I saw the feedback ! It took me less than 1 minute to draw and write the location on a post it note when video paused! I need help !

[@Maius26]

No, you have rhesus negative blood, and you're quite normal. You just have the potential to do things easily that eighty five percent of the population cannot, that's all !!

[@TIS6886]

Very normal 😊❤

[@TIS6886]

@@Maius26 I ment it. It is normal for me. As long as I can remember. ❤

[@azantysvaleri7380]

Dw mate, it happens to me as well. And so far, I haven't been harmed by it.

[@jgale2590]

First time trying the actual practice but I have been aware of it. I saw a mountain & was surprised & impressed how close I was.

[@rognvaldrasbjrn3972]

I saw straight lines. Squares from big at the bottom to small at the top. Like stepped blocks I saw the colours green and brown I could smell damp earth First time I have ever tried this

[@thirdreplicator]

That's what I got too....