What Is Remote Viewing?

Remote viewing is an attention management skill. In basic terms, Remote Viewing or "RV" is a skill developed and introduced to the military as a method of espionage to obtain data about any target, anywhere, anytime; including past, present, and the accurate forecast of future probabilities using only the mind.

A target is established via a " Cue" or question that defines the data you are seeking. The targets may consist of anything from forecasting an event to locating an item. No defense was ever discovered that could hide information from an agent trained in this method of espionage.

Remote viewing was used to guide intelligence operations for over a period of more than two decades; some $20 million was spent on STAR GATE and related activities, with $11 million budgeted from the mid-1980's to the early 1990's.

Stargate RV - SGRV is remote viewing conceptualized around wormhole technology controlled by the human mind as described from the latest military research documents and implementing the original published research methods to continue the project. You may learn remote viewing from another source and use SGRV as tools, or use SGRV as a method of your own.

The primary topic focused on in SGRV is attention management skills and how the neural circuits are utilized to create a sensory holographic presentation of the data to the remote viewer. SGRV covers all aspects of attention management from sensory recognition to developing new compatible technologies.