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The impact of remote viewing on me has been profound in the sense that I have been forced to accept a “Buddhist” philosophical position about the nature of existence. That is, we are undoubtedly only partly “individuals,” and we inhabit a vast “cosmic soup” with which we are intimately connected. I find it both humorous and satisfying that the “cosmic soup” concept is now accepted by mainstream physics as a corollary of Quantum Mechanics.
On the other hand, it has had no practical effect. My daily activities and my relations with other people have not changed. But most certainly, I am not the same man I was before I became a remote viewer.
Put another way, would I recommend training in remote viewing? Not if your goal is to make money or in other ways influence your physical existence. Rather, I would commend it to those for whom the world of ideas is paramount, and who travel in that world of thought like the early explorers traveled awestruck through the unmapped territories of Africa.
The 2006 Remote View Conference will be held in Las Vegas, NV, May 12-14.
For more information on the International Remote Viewing Association and the conference please go to www.irva.org/
