An advanced professional Remote Viewing project can be complex. Estimating a cost can be challenging.
Here’s why:
Phases of Remote Viewing
Remote Viewing has 3-phases, each have their own potential pitfalls.
Phase 1: Target set-up & cueing
Getting the best information from a Remote Viewing session begins with approaching the problem correctly. If a target cue is too broad, such as [5689/5278]Planet Earth/now, it risks returning session data so broad that it is meaningless. This is known as garbage-in-garbage-out.
Phase 2: Remote Viewing session
Next comes the Remote Viewing session itself. Follow-on work to explore more target details can be done if necessary.
Phase 3: Session analysis
Once a session is complete, a team of Viewers compares results and postulates target identity.
