Learn How To Remote View In Less Than 20 Minutes!

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Video Time Stamps

How To Begin - 3:43
Step 1: Connect - 5:35
Ideogram Example - 7:20

Step 2: Record - 7:47
Recording Example - 10:42

Step 3: Sketch - 12:03
Eiffel Tower Example - 12:31

Exercise Reference Numbers - 14:02
Reviewing Your Exercise - 14:30
Exercise Feedback Reveal - 15:55

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Have you ever wanted to learn how to remote view? If so, then this is the video you've been looking for! Learn remote viewing in less than 20 minutes with Brett Stuart, author of Remote Viewing: The Complete Guide. Practice the skill yourself against a pre-chosen topic and begin developing your intuition today!

[technicalintuition]

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

[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!!!

[VideoMfo]

I missed everything cus i was looking at the comments

[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.

[paulanthonywallis]

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.

[warkmard-dwdw]

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

[krug]

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

[rituaals]

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

[LukeSilverstar]

Have tried this a few times, and I seem to be getting a little better. I got some vague impressions that matched the target. Not good enough to ID it, but I was closer than I expected. I’d describe it here but I don’t want to spoil the target for anyone else.

And yes, Heckelfish reignited my interest in remote viewing.

[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.

[mannygutierrez]

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.

[edwinnova]

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!

[danamartin]

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

[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.

[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. 🤯

[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!

[aworon]

I had the feeling of an eye on the right side of me, looking out at something or just looking out.... Tha must have been the alpaca🤪.
Thank you for an informative videos👍🏼

[jtolinger]

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

[katenix]

Dude my first time and I can’t believe how well I did and I’m even at work and it’s loud and bright here and I got it pretty close!!

[Haphappy]

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.