Remote viewing | the methods

Remote viewing has changed. Over the years since Remote viewing became public in 1996 many different forms of the original CRV methods have appeared and mutated generally with the help of the internet. The original methods, the purest form is (CRV) originally co-ordinate remote viewing now commonly known as controlled remote viewing.

Controlled Remote Viewing (CRV)
During experimentation in the early 1980's, psychic Ingo Swann began compiling a set of psychic methods which he felt addressed the important aspects of psychic work. The methods center around writing or sketching data filtered through strict protocols whilst sitting at a table in a full alert state. There are currently a number of people teaching a number of alternative versions of these methods.

The CRV training manual and introduction by ex military remote viewer Paul Smith can be downloaded here!

NEW - Open Source CRV - a guide to the military manual and using CRV - here!

Extended remote viewing (ERV)

In this method, usually the psychic reclines or lies down comfortably in a darkened room, and another individual (an 'interviewer' or 'monitor') asks them questions and records the data they verbally provide, or they use a tape recorder. Prior to finishing their session they generally attempt to sketch their impressions.

Other Methods

There are individuals from the military and civilians who have some experience with remote viewing methodologies, such as David Moorehouse, Ed Dames, and Glenn Wheaton, Dr Courtney Brown who basically teach CRV but teach their own mutated versions of either CRV, ERV, or newly created mutations of remote viewing.