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**AbraxiaAsus** · 08-03-2007, 05:19 AM

Remote viewing feels like remembering what something looks like. You get about the same amount of detail as well. Usually the problem is that the pictures tend to come quickly and fade away before you even realize you saw them. As an example, think about a familiar room that you don't happen to be in right now. You probably have mental pictures coming to mind of what the room looks like. Remote viewing involves training yourself to be able to "remember" something you haven't seen before and to be able to keep the picture long enough to do something with it.

08-03-2007, 05:19 AM	#6
AbraxiaAsus Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 428 Senior Member	Remote viewing feels like remembering what something looks like. You get about the same amount of detail as well. Usually the problem is that the pictures tend to come quickly and fade away before you even realize you saw them. As an example, think about a familiar room that you don't happen to be in right now. You probably have mental pictures coming to mind of what the room looks like. Remote viewing involves training yourself to be able to "remember" something you haven't seen before and to be able to keep the picture long enough to do something with it.
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