Learning to Remote View

By Susan Harper Todd

Guest Writer for Wake Up World

Several years ago now I began practising Remote Viewing. I can’t remember now how I first came across it, but the moment I stumbled across a website which talked about Remote Viewing and how to do it, I wanted to try it. When I did, I found it was something that I have the ability to do and so I have kept practising. I know that our gifts are there to be used and nurtured – they are showing us what we are here to do. It is our intuition’s way of leading us to the life we were born to lead.

Remote Viewing is something we all have the ability to do – for we are multi-dimensional beings. Remote Viewing is moving our consciousness from one location (our immediate surroundings) to another (remote) location. It is using our consciousness to see something that we cannot see with our physical eyes – in other words it is demonstrating the non-local nature of consciousness. It could also be described as using our third eye.

Consciousness is incredible… it is what we are… It seems to us as though our consciousness is confined to our brains or our minds, but it is not. Our consciousness is everywhere… it is wherever we put our focus – and that could be in a building on the other side of the world from where we physically are now, or it could be focusing on an image on a piece of paper inside a sealed envelope on the table in front of us.

We are not our mind. We are not the words we are thinking right now. We – that is to say our consciousness – are the part of us that iswitnessing what we are thinking. When we arewitnessing what we are thinking instead of beingimmersed in what we are thinking then we are conscious and awake. When we get sucked into being the words in our mind, being part of the scenario that is playing out in our mind rather than being aware of what is going on around us – that is being unconscious and asleep.

The website I first started using to practise Remote Viewing posted an image behind a black screen every day. So all you could see was a black square with a question mark in it. The challenge was to ‘see’ the image behind the black screen. The answer would be revealed the following day. So what I would do, was to close my eyes and ‘tune’ in to the hidden image with my consciousness – to try to ‘see’ it remotely. Although I did correctly see the image some of the time, I was by no means right every time. It is something that takes practise, because although we all do have the ability to do this, it is unfortunately not something that is taught in school – but it should be!

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