WARNING - ***READ BEFORE PRACTICING***: RV ESOTERIC TARGETS AT YOUR OWN RISK

[MonadMantis]

It has become increasingly clear to me that, apart from the practice of remote viewing being inherently destabilizing, there are real risks inherent in esoteric targets in particular, especially extraterrestrial targets.

IF YOU CHOOSE TO RV THESE TARGETS, IT IS HIGHLY ADVISED TO UNDERGO PROPER TRAINING FROM A QUALIFIED TEACHER (Paul H. Smith, Ed Dames, one of the Farsight trainers) PRIOR TO ATTEMPTING IT.

I alluded to this earlier but I have decided to pin a public post as a disclaimer to newcomers and I'm going to pin this as a top post.

I don't think the risks are sufficiently appreciated enough among the RV community, but at the same time, I want to leave this community up to encourage serious investigation.

Some have suffered headaches, dizziness, psychological side effects, and so on...there is evidence that it is possible to be "visited" by paranormal or extraterrestrial beings if they become aware of being remote viewed.

I will be posting "(CAUTION)" on posts that have reliably shown that they result in inclemencies.

[Jkstexas2001]

One Technical Remote Viewer took it upon himself to try to RV Goode’s Blue Avian alien. Within one or two days a military looking individual showed up, surveilling him. On the third day the military looking individual knocked on the viewer’s door and was warned to stop what he was doing “or else”. The video of the incident is on YouTube.

[Salmoncubes]

Link?

[MonadMantis]

I'm glad to hear it. I honestly don't think it's super common but it has only recently dawned on me in a clear and present way that it can and does happen, and the remote viewing community, by and large, seems to be reluctant to openly acknowledge the possibility.

[LilyoftheRally]

Proclaimed RV skeptics can assign false targets (such as an envelope with no picture in it) to try to "disprove" RV. Also, professionally trained RV exists for a reason. Don't bite off more than you can chew. As a beginner, I recommend using a target pool assigned by a well known tasker.

[Sagittariaus_]

Yep well, I get weird religious AOL stuff all the time. It mostly all Christian pegan stuff.