Remote Viewing of the Moon.

Has anyone suggested this or tried remote viewing of the Moon and maybe what is inside?

reply to post by macman


How are we to verify the remote viewers claims if it's on, or inside, the moon? Remote viewing was used in the past, most notably during the Iranian hostage crisis. but if it is to be respected, it must be validated.

i can, right now, say I am remote viewing inside a giant cavern on the moon and Aliens are there, Elvis is playing guitar and the big bopper is doing lines like charlie sheen. you can't disprove this claim.

I would be interested in the results, but I don't see it holding much water as it's impossible to validate.

reply to post by phishyblankwaters


Yes, I understand that point.
I guess that I am hoping that those chiming in would be genuine in nature.
I understand that for the most part, it would not be verified.

Just pondering it as I drive into work today.

reply to post by phishyblankwaters


Give it a chance will ya...

I would love to hear what RV have to say about this matter, and hope they are not scared away by your comment

Originally posted by Vandalour
reply to post by phishyblankwaters

 

Give it a chance will ya...

I would love to hear what RV have to say about this matter, and hope they are not scared away by your comment

Come on, I can see the validity to his statement. How would we know?
Sometimes an absurd statement or tongue in cheek statement at the beginning can set the right mood.

I hope that his does set that mood correctly and only those that are really interested in this can answer and/or participate.

Didn't Ingo Swan do exactly that?

You could try searching for it.

Originally posted by Namaste1001
Didn't Ingo Swan do exactly that?

You could try searching for it.

A member here, or are you talking web search?

reply to post by macman


The only one I can think of right now is Ingo Swann - One of the most well known Remote Viewers:

One of the most fascinating pieces of “evidence” for alien bases on the far side of the Moon comes from psychic and remote viewer Ingo Swann. Swann, who was instrumental in creating the US government’s remote viewing program in the 1970s, is one of the most respected remote viewers in the world.

The opinion that he is perhaps the best remote viewer around is held by other remote viewers, due to his many astonishing successes. In 1973, for example, while remote viewing Jupiter, Swann reported that the giant gas planet had rings. This fact was unknown to astronomers at the time, but was confirmed by Voyager 1 in 1979.

In an article called “To the Moon and Back, With Love” for American Chronicle, writer Gary S. Bekkum recounts Swann’s remote viewing session about the Moon, an event reported in Swann’s own 1998 self-published work, Penetration.

Swann was asked to remote view several targets by a man named Axelrod, working for the US government.

“Axelrod tasked Ingo with a series of moon coordinates,” writes Bekkum. “Unknown to Swann, the targeted moon coordinates, about ten different locations, would bring him mind-to-mind with what he soon realized was an unearthly extraterrestrial presence.

Ingo Swann Article on About.com

Just do a search for his name and I'm sure you'll find some interesting stuff. Whether It's all true though is a different matter of course.



Damn, someone just beat me.

Also found this here.
thanks

www.abovetopsecret.com...

Originally posted by macman

Originally posted by Vandalour
reply to post by phishyblankwaters

 

Give it a chance will ya...

I would love to hear what RV have to say about this matter, and hope they are not scared away by your comment

Come on, I can see the validity to his statement. How would we know?
Sometimes an absurd statement or tongue in cheek statement at the beginning can set the right mood.

I hope that his does set that mood correctly and only those that are really interested in this can answer and/or articipate.

i can, right now, say I am remote viewing inside a giant cavern on the moon and Aliens are there, Elvis is playing guitar and the big bopper is doing lines like charlie sheen. you can't disprove this claim.

The only thing he did was killed your thread.. what he said was anyone that come with RV info about what secrets the moon hold dont matter anyway, since no one can proove or disprove it.. so it would be a waste of time writing anything at all

Originally posted by Rising Against
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The only one I can think of right now is Ingo Swann - One of the most well known Remote Viewers:

One of the most fascinating pieces of “evidence” for alien bases on the far side of the Moon comes from psychic and remote viewer Ingo Swann. Swann, who was instrumental in creating the US government’s remote viewing program in the 1970s, is one of the most respected remote viewers in the world.

The opinion that he is perhaps the best remote viewer around is held by other remote viewers, due to his many astonishing successes. In 1973, for example, while remote viewing Jupiter, Swann reported that the giant gas planet had rings. This fact was unknown to astronomers at the time, but was confirmed by Voyager 1 in 1979.

In an article called “To the Moon and Back, With Love” for American Chronicle, writer Gary S. Bekkum recounts Swann’s remote viewing session about the Moon, an event reported in Swann’s own 1998 self-published work, Penetration.

Swann was asked to remote view several targets by a man named Axelrod, working for the US government.

“Axelrod tasked Ingo with a series of moon coordinates,” writes Bekkum. “Unknown to Swann, the targeted moon coordinates, about ten different locations, would bring him mind-to-mind with what he soon realized was an unearthly extraterrestrial presence.

Ingo Swann Article on About.com

Just do a search for his name and I'm sure you'll find some interesting stuff. Whether It's all true though is a different matter of course.

edit on 14-3-2011 by Rising Against because: (no reason given)

Ingo Swann can say anything he'd like - it is impossible to refute someone who says they may have gone into the future or the past -

His involvement in Scientology though, a cult which tells its followers its okay to lie if it benefits the "church" financially... well, that makes me think twice.

If the target doesn't have feedback, it isn't RV per se (but lets not get to ****, because a proper session under protocol, would be 'doing RV' lol).

I doubt anyone is RVing at the moment because of the solar activity (its like trying to see something in a snowstorm when the CMEs are going off).

Probably worth checking out Ingo Swanns data on the moon (he documented the moons on Jupiter before the probes verified).

I'll see what I can find.....

ahh...see above re:ingo swann.....folks are fast round these parts lol!

I'm still not 100 percent certain of your question, what excactly do you want to know?

reply to post by macman


i read an article by a man a few months ago about remote viewing on the dark side of the moon, i found it entertaining but not sure if i believe it myself but im sure your able to decide for yourself. It was in nexus magazine about 3 issues ago. If you check out nexus.com im sure you'll find it. Am on my mobile otherwise id link for you. Interesting read though reguardless of your thoughts. It was top secret and was through the government that he was asked to do it. I think it has been 10 or 20 years since which is why he decided to talk about it and he said there were alien bases there. Prob not helpful but there you go.