Learn How To Remote View In Less Than 20 Minutes!

Introduction

This tutorial will guide you through the process of remote viewing in less than 20 minutes. Remote viewing is a practice that involves perceiving or describing details about a distant or unseen target using intuitive skills. Whether you're a beginner or just looking to refine your abilities, this guide will cover essential steps to help you get started.

Step 1: Connect

• Find a Quiet Space: Choose a comfortable and quiet environment where you won't be disturbed.
• Relax Your Mind: Take a few deep breaths to clear your mind. Focus on your breathing to enter a calm state.
• Set Your Intention: Decide on a specific target you want to remote view. This could be an object, location, or event.
• Use a Focus Word: Select a word that helps you concentrate on your intention. This could be related to your target.

Step 2: Record

• Gather Your Materials: Have a notebook or digital device ready to jot down your impressions.
• Begin Writing: Start recording any thoughts, feelings, or images that come to mind about your target. Don't censor your thoughts; write freely.
• Use Ideograms: Draw simple shapes or symbols that represent your feelings about the target. These can help you connect deeper with your intuition.

Step 3: Sketch

• Create a Sketch: Based on your recordings and ideograms, attempt to sketch what you perceive. Focus on shapes, colors, and any details that stand out.
• Example Practice: For instance, if your target is the Eiffel Tower, try to capture its unique features without overthinking.
• Trust Your Intuition: Remember, the goal is to tap into your intuitive abilities, so let go of any doubts as you sketch.

Step 4: Review Your Exercise

• Check Against Reference: If you're working with a specific target, compare your notes and sketches with the actual details of the target.
• Reflect on Your Experience: Consider what worked well and what you found challenging. This reflection will help improve your skills over time.

Step 5: Feedback Reveal

• Seek Feedback: If possible, share your results with a mentor or a community of remote viewers for constructive feedback.
• Analyze Your Findings: Look for patterns in your perceptions and identify areas for improvement.

Conclusion

Congratulations on taking your first steps into remote viewing! Remember to practice regularly and reflect on your experiences to enhance your skills. As you continue, consider exploring more advanced techniques and exercises. For further resources, you can check out Brett's video courses and download the free exercise template provided in the video description. Happy viewing!