Remote viewing is a disciplined anomalous cognition. In Netist terms, it is trained attention reaching through the Net to gather verifiable information about a designated target. The viewer tunes coherence first, then follows a precise cue toward sensory, spatial, and conceptual impressions that can later be checked.

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When people begin meditating, the most common frustration is:
“My mind won’t focus; it just jumps around!”

That’s completely normal. And here’s the key insight:
You can’t force your mind to focus.
Let go of the idea of forcing anything in meditation. Instead, allow your mind to drift and then gently, patiently guide it back.

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How do you perceive transition in deep meditation?

In deep meditative states, many people describe entering a tunnel, passageway, or wormhole. These inner structures seem to guide consciousness through thresholds, often leading to other dimensions, memories, or states of being. While the form may vary, the experience of crossing into something…[Read more]

Remote viewing is the ability to perceive people, places, and events beyond the limitations of space and time, a latent capacity within every human being. The key, Dr. Steven Greer explains, is learning how to quiet the ego, enter a meditative state, and allow awareness to move fluidly without resistance or over-analysis.

Throughout the talk, Dr.…[Read more]