What is Controlled Remote Viewing?

Simplified Explanation of CRV: It is a method people can be trained to use effectively to acquire information about an event, a process, a person, an activity - regardless of the time when the incident in question took place.

CRV is a learned step-by-step process that can be mastered through years of dedicated training and hundreds of hours in practice sessions.

Whether the matter of interest happened in the past, present or will happen in the future, our viewers can provide you detailed, time relevant information.



CRV Articles

Law Enforcement Technology, May 2004 article: "Controlled Remote Viewing, the future of surveillance?" by Geoffrey Gluckman

U.S. and World News Report, January 2003 article: "Enemies in the mind's eye" by Marianne Szegedy-Magzak and Charles Fenyvesi

Synchronicity Magazine, Autumn 2002 article: "What is Remote Viewing Anyway" by Coleen Marenich

Commander L. R. Bremseth, US Navy, 2001 Paper: "Unconventional Human Intelligence Support"

Nature magazine, October 1974 research paper: "Information Transmission under Conditions of Sensory Shielding" by Russell Targ and Harold Puthoff

Ingo Swann December 1995 article: "The 1973 Remote Viewing Probe of the Planet Jupiter",