Ed Dames, Remote Viewing Legend
I got the news Wednesday night, April 1st. Despite the date, I knew it was no joke. Ed Dames’ media producer and manager, Nick Westerlund, called to tell me that …
“How Much Do I Remember? How Much Do I Still Use?”
Sometimes a simple admin action brings an unexpected result. I recently updated my profile on my personal Facebook page to show my 1993 graduation from what is now the National …
STAR GATE: It is TWO words, not one!
In the early days of the Internet, long before they had been replaced by Discord, Instagram, or Facebook groups, a small number of the chat rooms and email discussion lists …
Lexicon-Method Ideograms and Drills (Example)
—Several of the remote viewing approaches that have diverged from Ingo Swann’s original CRV method use a lexicon-based theory of ideograms. One of the requirements for learning the lexicon method …
About Paul H. Smith
Hello! I am Paul Hamilton Smith, the author of this blog. I’m telling you that so you will know whom to blame if you come across something you don’t like, …
About
Hello! I am Paul Hamilton Smith, the author of this blog. I’m telling you that so you will know whom to blame if you come across something you don’t like, …
New dates for Cedar Mountain Remote Viewing Summit
Some weeks ago we announced the Cedar Mountain Remote Viewing Summit. Due to scheduling issues (too complicated to explain here), we have now moved the dates for the Summit one …
Protocol…or Method? Another remote viewing controversy
What is a protocol? What is a method? Are they different? Or is this merely a distinction without a difference (in other words, the words are different, but is there …
In Controlled Remote Viewing Did Ingo Swann Add More Stages?
The original version of controlled remote viewing (CRV) was created in partnership between Ingo Swann and Dr. Harold E. Puthoff. Their version of CRV is the genesis of most …