Remote Viewing

A structured perceptual process used to access information beyond the immediately visible, focusing on people, places, situations, or lost objects. This work is designed for questions where conventional information is limited, unclear, or unavailable, and aims to produce organized, interpretable findings.

Method

Sessions are conducted using Controlled Remote Viewing (CRV), a structured protocol developed in the 1970s by Ingo Swann and researchers at SRI within the context of US government research programs such as the Star Gate Project. CRV uses a multi-stage structured process designed to reduce analytical interference and organize perceptual data into sequential, reportable stages.

What This Can Be Used For

Locating lost objects

Exploring unclear or incomplete situations

Gaining additional perspective on complex circumstances

Accessing contextual information not immediately available

Process

Each session begins with a short consultation to define the question or target. I then conduct independent structured analysis using Controlled Remote Viewing protocols. Findings are organized into a clear written report designed for coherence, usability, and review.

Output Includes

• Structured impressions and observations

• Organized written findings

• Visual sketches where relevant

• Interpretive summary where appropriate

Delivery Standard

All findings are compiled into a professionally structured document with attention to clarity, accuracy, and completeness.

Pricing

Standard Session — $625 USD
Includes consultation, structured analysis, and full written report (~10+ pages with notes and sketches)

Complex / Urgent / Multi-Target — $800+ USD
For layered or time-sensitive inquiries requiring expanded analysis and documentation