Actually, viewing amid distractions can be beneficial, because you learn to set them aside. The distractions also keep your conscious mind occupied, which allows your subconscious to get its information unhindered.
When I was just starting out in my practice as a new remote viewer, my 11-year-old son injured his hand. We were in the hospital waiting room, which was open to the nurses’ desk. There were constant calls on the loudspeaker (“Dr. So and So, come to the nurses’ station…”), there were children playing with noisy toys, the surgeon was pregnant and it was her due date, and I was worrying about anesthesia, etc.….
My husband suggested that I try a practice session. So I did. And I nailed the target! During that time in my life, my household was full of children (13, to be exact) and dogs and adults. Every time I started a practice session, I was interrupted several times.
It would take me a week to finish one simple practice session! Yet, I grew and learned and became a professional remote viewer. So don’t allow distractions to hold you back. Learn to practice in a variety of situations. You’ll be much more versatile for it.
I learned so much from your free 4 video masterclass. Thank you so much. Today during the last video, I got nervous when you said to leave your eyes open and to learn to deal with distractions and noise. I was very skeptical that this would work for me. However, I decided to let go of any expectations I found o was blocking out what was going on-even what you were saying in your video until I heard you say “ even those who are ignoring me during the video.” ? it was then that I remembered I could actually pause the video so I wouldn’t miss anything you were saying. One more funny point. Earlier you touched on fears and on your website I believe you even have a blog about dealing with phobias and encountering them while viewing. I am afraid Of something that was part of the practice target. I won’t say what it is so I don’t ruin it for people who haven’t done the remote viewing practice yet, but I got the target in many ways and I realized that I have a way of describing this aspect of the target that scares me by using a non-threatening descriptive word that always represents that part of the target. I’ve tried other CRV courses and have had great success but I never really understood the ideograms. You helped me so much with that through your course. I would love to take the 6-week course at discount, but unfortunately, my line of work was hit hard as a nonessential job during the pandemics and I am still not back to work as a Massage Therapist. Thank you so much!!! Once things are better I’ll be keeping my eyes open for your courses. In the mean time I will take advantage of your free targets for practice.
I love this. I have learned extreme focus for my work so hopefully this is a transferable skill! 🙂
Thank you Dawn!
This is this message I need right now. I’ve come to this thought as well and it opens that option as OK… YAY Thank you Lori