High-Strangeness Targets and Self-Intuitive Breakthroughs: A Remote Viewer’s Journey
Most of my powerful experiences in remote viewing were with high-strangeness targets that go beyond conventional reality. From investigating the mysterious Kinross Incident to encountering ancient Martian beings, I’ve discovered that remote viewing opens doors to realms that connect us to something much larger. Guided by mentors like Lynn Buchanan and Mel Riley, I learned to trust even the strangest perceptions, revealing just how much potential we all have within. Remote viewing isn’t just about collecting information, it’s a profound journey into consciousness, intuition, and self-discovery.
Introduction: A Journey into Consciousness and High-Strangeness
As a remote viewing instructor, practitioner, and teacher, I want to share some of the incredible insights I’ve gained from working with high strangeness and esoteric targets. My journey started with training under Lynn Buchanan and Mel Riley, both instrumental figures in developing Controlled Remote Viewing (CRV) for the military. Working with these experts, I learned that remote viewing is much more than just a tool for information gathering—it’s a profound dive into the self intuitive, intuition, and even interdimensional exploration.
In this article, I’ll guide you through my experiences with some of the most compelling targets I’ve encountered. These high-strangeness projects, such as the Kinross Incident and ancient Martian civilizations, have shown me that remote viewing has limitless potential to expand human consciousness. This exploration has become a deeply personal self discovery journey, unveiling the interconnectedness of ourselves, our planet, and realities beyond.
Let’s dive in together to explore what remote viewing can reveal about ourselves, our planet, and beyond.
Meeting The Mentors: The Importance Of Self Intuition In Remote Viewing
Starting in remote viewing can be intense, especially when navigating between consciousness vs self awareness. I was fortunate to train under Lynn Buchanan and Mel Riley, who were pioneers in the military’s remote viewing unit. They taught me how to harness self intuition effectively and separate imagination from perception. Mel, the first soldier inducted into the psychic spy program, became a lifelong friend and mentor, showing me how to listen to my perceptions without judgment.
Controlled Remote Viewing is not only about gathering information but about building a relationship with the subconscious and trusting the impressions we receive. He often reminded me to “stay open and let the information flow,” which taught me that true understanding involves an open heart as much as a receptive mind. Learning to balance self intuition and structured perception helped me realize that the journey of self discovery is as important as the information gained.
The Kinross Incident: First Steps into High-Strangeness Targets
The Kinross Incident was one of the first high-strangeness targets I worked on. A mysterious 1950s case involving a vanished military jet, the incident became an eye-opener in finding your true self through remote viewing. Mel and I both worked on this target, but we were blind to the details at the time, meaning we had no prior knowledge of what we’d be viewing. As I worked through my session, I began perceiving a jet with distinctive black markings, closing in on a much larger craft. Then, to my surprise, I saw the two craft merge into one, and inside, I glimpsed uniformed beings who were anything but human.
This session confirmed for me that the self intuitive could bring insights that aren’t just products of imagination but glimpses into something truly real. But the real impact came when Mel and I compared notes afterward. His session reflected the same details, from the design of the plane to the appearance of the beings. Having both of us independently reach such similar conclusions was a powerful validation of what I’d perceived. This wasn’t just imagination or wishful thinking; it was a glimpse into something real. The Kinross Incident opened my eyes to the possibilities of high-strangeness targets, teaching me that remote viewing has the power to reveal far more than we might expect.
The Martian Encounter: Connecting Across Dimensions
Another unforgettable experience took place with a target that was as far out as they come, ancient Mars! In this session, I perceived massive crystal obelisks arranged in a circular formation. These obelisks felt like communication devices, almost as if they were transmitting information across time or dimensions. As I continued, I found myself in another realm entirely, where I encountered glowing, turquoise-colored beings. These beings exuded an intense sense of love and compassion, and they seemed deeply concerned about Earth and its well-being.
What struck me was how vividly I could feel their emotions. They didn’t communicate verbally but through a pure, unfiltered sense of love and care. It was overwhelming and, honestly, a bit humbling. To my amazement, Mel viewed this same target and perceived nearly identical details, down to the shape of the obelisks and the appearance of the beings. Later, I tasked some of my top students with this target, and they, too, reported similar experiences. These repeated patterns have shown me that the self intuitive can tap into a universal consciousness, where we’re connected to realms and beings far beyond our immediate understanding.
The Power of Emotional Contact in Remote Viewing
Remote viewing engages all of our senses, including emotions. During sessions with the Martian beings, some of my most rational students experienced overwhelming love and compassion. This emotional connection with the target reminded me that self intuition often brings us closer to deep truths about ourselves and our interconnectedness with all existence. These experiences remind us that we’re not mere observers; we’re active participants in the reality we explore, enhancing our empathy and grounding us in love.
This emotional component of remote viewing is something I believe sets it apart from other forms of perception. It’s a reminder that we’re not just observers in this process; we’re participants, connecting deeply with what we view. It’s a humbling experience and one that keeps us grounded in empathy and understanding. For me, these moments are a gift, showing that remote viewing can be an emotional as well as an intellectual journey, bringing us closer to truths about ourselves and our world.
P7 Perceptions: Trusting Symbols and Intuition
In CRV, we often encounter something called “P7” or Phase 7 perceptions. These impressions come in forms that are often symbolic—songs, phrases, or unexpected images. During one session, for instance, a student reported hearing the song “Black Magic Woman,” which turned out to relate directly to a dancing woman’s target. These symbols aren’t “logical,” but they add layers of insight that make the session richer and more accurate.
Phase 7 perceptions might feel random, but they often hold hidden meanings. Here’s how to work with these impressions effectively:
- Record Everything: Write down symbols or songs as they come. They often connect with the target in ways you might not see initially.
- Trust Your Gut: When something feels significant, it often is, and self intuition plays a huge role here.
- Let the Symbols Speak: Allow symbols to stand on their own without trying to analyze them immediately. Meaning often emerges over time.
The Brain as a Tool for Interdimensional Exploration
One of my biggest realizations from remote viewing is that the human brain is already designed for interdimensional perception. We don’t need technology to explore other realms; our journey of self discovery shows that the self intuitive can reach beyond the physical. Practices like CRV, meditation, and visualization strengthen this ability, giving us direct access to other dimensions. With training and intentional practice, our minds can be powerful instruments for exploration, helping us tap into realms we may have once thought impossible.
Practices like CRV, meditation, and visualization can help us unlock these abilities. Engaging the self intuitive unlocks remarkable levels of perception, helping us explore realms that once seemed impossible. For me, this has been one of the most exciting discoveries, knowing that the brain, with its natural capabilities, is the ultimate tool for understanding dimensions beyond the ordinary.
Conclusion: Embracing the Infinite Potential of Consciousness and Self-Discovery
Remote viewing has taught me that consciousness is truly limitless. Whether exploring high-strangeness targets like the Kinross Incident or connecting with beings from ancient Mars, I’ve come to see that CRV is more than data collection; it’s a journey into the self intuitive, connecting us with dimensions beyond our immediate perception. This journey has illuminated a vast, interconnected universe that responds to our awareness, curiosity, and empathy.
If there’s one takeaway, it is that our minds hold boundless potential. Remote viewing opens a window into this potential, revealing that we can access and trust the self intuitive to guide us into new realms of understanding. Embrace the unknown, trust your inner perceptions, and know the journey of remote viewing.
