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**CibQueersejer** · 08-03-2007, 03:56 PM

how can I know if I'm remote viewing or if my conscious mind is playing tricks on me? How do I know if I'm remote viewing, or simply imagining that something is happening in real time?

It's just a matter of practice and experience. After a while, you start to recognise when it's remote viewing and when it's a daydream (for lack of a better word). But sometimes, the two things are completely mixed up with each other, and you "see" stuff that's real and also "fill in" with stuff from your imagination. That's where the practice and experience comes in.

I've been doing this sort of thing for ages. I just do it instinctively. I don't do it that often now, only when I really need/want to "go looking". I mostly use it to do what I think of as looking around inside someone else's head, sort of visiting their inner landscape. People have often been kind of weirded out by how well I can "read" them, well, that's why. I do consider it a bit rude to go poking around it other peoples' heads so I don't do it that much or in a way that will be intrusive, and I try very hard not to go/do anything that will genuinely invade their privacy. (I had someone poke around in my own inner landscape once and it seemed like a major invasion, so I'm very careful about how I go about it; the person doing it didn't think I'd be able to tell she was there... HAH!)

As for how much of it is my imagination... Well... I DO have to interpret things with my own mind. It's the only mind I have. I have to use symbols that mean something to me, or that I can interpret, otherwise it's just gibberish (I highly recommend the book "Good Omens" by Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman for an excellent example of a completely accurate psychic who just had NO CLUE what she was seeing, and how useless her prophecies were as a result).

Anyway, you just have to practice and trust yourself. In time, you kind of learn how to weed out the bits that aren't worth paying attention to, but even then, I've never met anyone who was 100% accurate all the time. Your own mind always gets in the way, and remember, you're looking through a "veil", so things can be a bit mysterious or strange and get misinterpreted.

That's my take on it, anyway.

08-03-2007, 03:56 PM	#12
CibQueersejer Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 361 Senior Member	how can I know if I'm remote viewing or if my conscious mind is playing tricks on me? How do I know if I'm remote viewing, or simply imagining that something is happening in real time? It's just a matter of practice and experience. After a while, you start to recognise when it's remote viewing and when it's a daydream (for lack of a better word). But sometimes, the two things are completely mixed up with each other, and you "see" stuff that's real and also "fill in" with stuff from your imagination. That's where the practice and experience comes in. I've been doing this sort of thing for ages. I just do it instinctively. I don't do it that often now, only when I really need/want to "go looking". I mostly use it to do what I think of as looking around inside someone else's head, sort of visiting their inner landscape. People have often been kind of weirded out by how well I can "read" them, well, that's why. I do consider it a bit rude to go poking around it other peoples' heads so I don't do it that much or in a way that will be intrusive, and I try very hard not to go/do anything that will genuinely invade their privacy. (I had someone poke around in my own inner landscape once and it seemed like a major invasion, so I'm very careful about how I go about it; the person doing it didn't think I'd be able to tell she was there... HAH!) As for how much of it is my imagination... Well... I DO have to interpret things with my own mind. It's the only mind I have. I have to use symbols that mean something to me, or that I can interpret, otherwise it's just gibberish (I highly recommend the book "Good Omens" by Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman for an excellent example of a completely accurate psychic who just had NO CLUE what she was seeing, and how useless her prophecies were as a result). Anyway, you just have to practice and trust yourself. In time, you kind of learn how to weed out the bits that aren't worth paying attention to, but even then, I've never met anyone who was 100% accurate all the time. Your own mind always gets in the way, and remember, you're looking through a "veil", so things can be a bit mysterious or strange and get misinterpreted. That's my take on it, anyway.
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