Remote Viewing?!?! Tell me what you think...

Courtney Brown proved that remote viewing is bullshit. He acquired a team of the best remote viewers in the world and the saw a massive tsunami hitting all corners of the erath by june. A month ago he said that they were remote viewing different timelines and that remote viewing is not reliable because of the multitudes of timelines.

Courtney Brown proved that remote viewing is bullshit. He acquired a team of the best remote viewers in the world and the saw a massive tsunami hitting all corners of the erath by june. A month ago he said that they were remote viewing different timelines and that remote viewing is not reliable because of the multitudes of timelines.

Seems to me what you did wasn't so much remote viewing as it is visual precognition. I can account for the precognition because I've done it before but never so clearly as you did and I wasn't able to pin down a time frame.

We'll know by June 1, 2013 whether Courtney's remote viewing experiment was accurate. Please see farsight.org for a more thorough explanation of this.

I was a full blown believer in his work until he threw remote viewing under the bus. At first I thought maybe someone got to him and forced him to make such an announcement.

Yes its only for future events. There are a load of other things that can be seen though that are not catagorized as a typical remote view or simple precognition though. Spirits and the like, I dont claim to know much of anything though, so I guess it depends the state of your mind and what it felt like when you linked in and saw it.

I just tend to think when your flashing images like that alot of times there is other stuff thrown in the mix with it images possibly current possibly future, voices etc. and then if you try and direct it it changes the whole dynamics of the experience.

Have you been able to repeat this at all? Any dreams? Meditation or hypnosis?

I was a full blown believer in his work until he threw remote viewing under the bus. At first I thought maybe someone got to him and forced him to make such an announcement.

Never heard Brown before. Share link?

That was my sense, too, that he was somehow threatened into pulling the plug on his remote viewing experiment before it could have a chance to prove itself, which will be on or before June 1, 2013.

Otherwise, he would have taken the position of "let's wait and see".

[link to farsight.org]

The fact that he is now discrediting his own remote viewing experiment does not change what his team of remote viewers viewed in 2008, which was major global cataclysms before June 1, 2013.

Personally I do not put much faith in Courtney Brown as far as remote viewers go. Joe McMoneagle seems more credible to me.

Why's that?

Because Joseph Mcmoneagle is the most accurate remote viewer ever produced by the military. His record of 'hits' is said to be the best of anyone.

I read a book of his called "Remote viewing secrets" which was pretty awesome. From what i can tell he doesn't hold a very high opinion of people like Ed Dames and Courtney Brown. He is certainly not a doom and gloomer making all sorts of sensationalistic claims like a lot of these guys do.

From what I can tell, he doesn't think remote viewing the future is possible.

So this happened in 2003 when I was 10 years old. It was spring afternoon and I was taking a shower. I usually stay quite a while showering because it makes me feel relaxed and that day I was very relaxed, when suddently it hit me. I saw quick pictures of a truck, a bus, parts of metal, the picture of a journalist presenting breaking news about an accident. I also saw general pictures of the place of the supposed accident happend ( a place nearly 200 km from where I live, which is in Athens and place we always pass through our way to my fathers village every summer). I had witnessed an accident between a bus full of passengers and a truck carring something heavy, probably metal or something similar to it. For some reason I was sure people were dead.

All that happened in a glimpse of a second. The funny thing is that I was emotionally detached from what I had just saw, something I wasn't expecting from my 10-year-old self. I finished my bath and headed towards the living room where my mother was, to ask her if she saw anything on TV about an accident in " a place full of trees and a lake or something" (yada yada ya... I didn't remembered the name of the place at the time, when I descripted it to her she told me the name). Anyway, she said no, I said "Well it's gonna take an hour or so for the cameras to get there" and moved on to her room, to watch TV and wait for the news.

We had a little argument on me having a big imagination, but after an hour guess what? An accident did happened the same way I had it in my mind, the same place, involing a truck and a bus, people dead, the same reporter I imagined announcing it on the breaking news.

A few years ago I saw a reference for the place where it happened on wikipedia, I don't know how to write the place in english (because it's in greek :P) and I'm afraid to do so thinking that some greeks in glp may be relatives to one of the dead so I really have to think about it and post the name of the place or the actual date when that happened.

Apart from that ( and ofc hoping that you believe me) what do you think that was? I read a couple of years before about remote viewing and the examples of their experience sounded similar to mine. Did you faced anything similar?

Btw sorry sorry for my english.

PS: I see that the flag I have is American. I'm Greek and this happened when I was in Athens

It kind of happened to me I started to cry because all unjustice in the world. It started to rain as deluge, lighting, sky was down to earth. I never cried so much in my life and it was biggest flood ever in Katrineholm in Sweden. In next days news I found out 80 children was shot down in Norway.

It kind of happened to me I started to cry because all unjustice in the world. It started to rain as deluge, lighting, sky was down to earth. I never cried so much in my life and it was biggest flood ever in Katrineholm in Sweden. In next days news I found out 80 children was shot down in Norway.

Well, my experience was exactly the opposite. I wasn't scared from what I saw, even though I was expecting dead people. Sad, yes, but I was mostly in a "WTF just happened" phase. Somehow, in my 10-year-old mind, it was OK. Just a part of life and it didn't felt bad for me, just neutral. It was the first and last time something like it happened to me.