How To See What Your Eyes Can’t See

Posted on | May 2, 2011 | 7 Comments

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Last week, I wrote about looking for clues in initial interactions with people, LINK and I promised you I’d share with you an intuitive process that can help you find out more about people you’re unsure of. It’s a process you’ll have a lot of fun with, and it’s one that can remove a lot of splats from your life.

Intuitive Seeing

When you first meet someone and you want to know more about him or her than you’re getting from direct interaction or you’re having some little negative emotional twinges that you don’t understand, you can look more closely at the person using your intuition. The way you do this is with something called remote viewing.

You’ve probably heard about remote viewing. I learned about it many years ago when I was doing research for a book. I discovered that remote viewing is used by governments, businesses, and individuals to discover information from a distance.

Remote viewing is just what it sounds like. It’s seeing something that isn’t there in front of you. It’s looking beyond what your visual senses tell you.

Now this may sound all woo-wooish to you, and you may think there’s no way you can do that because you’re not a psychic. But I encourage you to play with it before you dismiss it. You’ll probably surprise yourself. I sure did.

The Story Of Grace

About seven years ago, Tim and I attended a Silva Method seminar (an excellent mind power training) in which we got to practice remote viewing. For one of the exercises, the instructor paired us with someone in the class that we didn’t know. Each of us wrote down the name and age of a person we knew, and we wrote down some details about the person’s physical condition and personality. Then we took turns being the revealer and viewer.

When I was the viewer, the man I was paired with told me the person he had in mind was Grace and she was 60 years old. That’s all I knew. I closed my eyes and followed a process like the one I’m going to share with you in a second, and when I finished, these were the impressions I had about Grace:

–She was tiny (I saw the image of a child-sized person)

–She was very strong (I had an image of a ferocious warrior woman)

–She had an issue with her shoulder (I saw a redness there)

–She had a problem with her right knee (I saw swelling there)

–She spoke her mind (I saw a HUGE mouth)

–She had back issues (I felt pain in my back when I focused on her)

When the man showed me what he’d written down, I nearly fell out of my chair. Grace was about five feet tall, but she had a will that was far greater than her size. She was very outspoken. And she was so strong-willed that she had recently fought off a would-be rapist! She had managed to subdue her assailant, but in the process, she tore a rotator cuff and broke her knee. And for years, she’d had back issues.

Wowza!

Since that incredible experience, I’ve had great fun experimenting with remote viewing. I play with it a lot. Sometimes I do it just for jollies. I’ll remote view a place I’m going to that I’ve never been to before and then compare my impressions with the real place when I get there. Usually, I use it to get a sense of people.

Here’s how you can use this powerful form of intuitive seeing for people:

How To Remote View People

1. Close your eyes and quiet your mind.

If you have a regular meditation practice, it will serve you very well for this process. Just spend a few minutes in meditation to begin.

If you don’t meditate, you can use a simple focus on your breathing to quiet your mind.

2. Focus on the person’s first name.

Bring the person’s first name into your mind in a very gentle, lose way. This is supposed to be a fun and easy process. So don’t strain.

It’s important that when you focus on the name, you stay as neutral as possible. This isn’t the time for any assumptions or preconceived ideas. Just see the name in your mind like a group of letters that has no meaning.

3. Notice anything that comes to you.

You will probably begin to see images in your mind at this point. You might smell something or year something. You might have a taste in your mouth. You might just suddenly know something. Or you’ll get a strong impression of something.

If nothing happens at first, don’t worry about it. Just stay focused on the name and stay relaxed. Something will come.

4. Notice how your body feels.

Pay attention to your physical sensations. If something starts to twitch or throb or feel warm or cold, focus on it and see what it might have to tell you. Scan your body for information.

5. Don’t try to figure anything out.

As you receive this information, just take it in. Don’t try to get it to make sense. The second you bring your logical mind to bear on it you’ll shut off the intuitive flow.

So just relax and let whatever comes to you come to you.

6. Thank your intuition for its help and end the viewing session.

Take a deep breath to pull your energy back into your body. During remote viewing, your energy extends out to sense the person you’re focusing on. You want that energy to come home to you.

7. Write down all of your impressions, images, bodily sensations etc.

This doesn’t need to take long. Just jot down what came to you. Or you can draw what you saw if you saw an image.

8. Look to see if any meaning jumps out at you.

Look over what you wrote and see if anything immediately makes sense. It might or it might not.

Often, when I remote view, nothing makes any sense at first. I’ve learned to be okay with that. Sometimes, though, something will immediately click.

I once did remote viewing on an internet guru from whom I was considering buying a coaching program. One of the images I got was of an Arctic outpost on a huge glacier. I wrote that down, and the second I did, I knew it meant that the person was distant and cold and didn’t really care about results as much as he cared about his fee. I passed on the coaching.

9. If nothing jumps out, set it aside.

The information you got from the remote viewing will gel into what you need to know over time. You don’t need to keep going over it and agonizing over it. Just go about your business, and when it’s the right time, something that came up during the remote viewing will fall into place.

For a remote viewing I did about a potential employer for Tim, one of the things I wrote down was an arid desert. This meant nothing to me at first, but just a couple days later, I was talking with my mother, and she said about something she was discussing, “The funds dried up.” As soon as I heard that phrase, I knew what my remote viewing was telling me. The employer wouldn’t deliver on the pay raises that he’d promised Tim. Interestingly, before I even shared this with Tim, he told me he’d decided against the job because something felt off about it.

10. Trust the process.

It may seem awkward and odd at first, but the more you do it, the more natural it will feel. Trust it from the beginning. Know that your energy is as real as your physical body, and it has much to tell you.

Remote viewing isn’t an exact science, but it can provide you with a lot of great information about people. It’s an excellent splat-prevention tool.

Do you have any information with remote viewing? Has your intuition told you things about people that has turned out to be true? Please share your experiences.

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7 Responses to “How To See What Your Eyes Can’t See”

Anna Barlowe
Twitter: annabarlowe

May 2nd, 2011 @ 2:03 pm

Funny, I was thinking about remote viewing just last night, and also the concept of remote healing, which I’ve been playing around with a little.

Question, though: what are the ethics of doing this? It sort of feels a little like spying to me, or doing a reading without being asked. Are there rules or guidelines about such things? Just curious.
Ande
Twitter: andewaggener

May 2nd, 2011 @ 2:26 pm

Hi Anna. Of course you would attract this post when you were thinking of the subject!

You raise an interesting question about ethics. I can’t answer that question for other people, but the way I see it is that because it’s viewing energy, getting impressions, it’s not any more invasive than simply physically looking at a person. We don’t need permission to study another person visually, looking for cues of honesty or nervousness or whatever. I see it as another way of seeing, not poking one’s nose where it doesn’t belong. But obviously, we have to do what feels right to us!
Anna Barlowe
Twitter: annabarlowe

May 2nd, 2011 @ 5:48 pm

Well, I think maybe motivation is key as well. I sometimes send remote healing energies to my friends, whether they ask for it or not, and I certainly don’t feel bad about that! I think it might matter what sort of info one was looking for, and for what purpose.

In other words, I suppose meditating on what sort of person someone is might be better than trying to see what color underwear they’re wearing!
Debbie Hampton
May 2nd, 2011 @ 5:55 pm

Oh, Oh! I want to give it a try. Thanks for the idea!

I remember reading in Lynn McTaggart’s book, The Field, some examples showing how valid this is even with those who have never done it before.

I think the challenging and interesting part would be, like in your examples,figuring out the impressions you receive.
Debbie Hampton recently posted..Is The Wine Glass Half Full Or Half Empty
Ande
Twitter: andewaggener

May 2nd, 2011 @ 7:55 pm

I think you’re right, Anna. Motivation, or intention, is the key. And yes, I think looking for a person’s energy essence is a bit different than ferreting out underwear color.
Ande
Twitter: andewaggener

May 2nd, 2011 @ 7:57 pm

Yes, Debbie, Lynn McTaggart does share some great stuff about remote viewing in “The Field.” And yes, the challenging part is figuring out the impressions. Trusting your first thought goes a long way there. Overthinking it usually leads you astray.
Ande
Twitter: andewaggener

May 4th, 2011 @ 7:05 pm

Alexis gave me permission to share this story she sent via e-mail:

I really found your article interesting as a good few months ago I read a story on the Secret website about a man who had turned his life around and was now a life coach. I wrote to him to say that I was very interested in what he was doing (life coach) and that if he ever wanted to start a business where I live I would be very keen to get involved.

He sent back a really kind email, so I replied thanking him, and asked how he had overcome his ‘splats’. The email I received in return seemed very kind and helpful, but I felt it was also very smug and condescending. I brushed it off at the time as my own insecurity or jealousy, and felt quite guilty that I had come to this conclusion when he was only trying to help and advise.

A few months later he wrote to me again telling me that he was interested in starting a business where I lived and would like to meet up with me to discuss it. I was so happy as I would love to be a life coach.
So we emailed back and forth, with me promptly replying to his emails and him taking weeks to respond.

Once again red flags were raised about him, but as he was offering an opportunity I dismissed them and put it down to all manner of things. He agreed to come up and meet me in March and nothing happened, it was always going to be next week or soon. Eventually he named a date, so I arranged to have time off from what I was doing. I sent him hotels to stay at as requested, and nothing happened, no email nothing.

I was really confused about it and thought my fears or nerves about meeting hm must be pushing him away, because after all this is someone who lives there life through the law of attraction. However I couldn’t push away the feeling that this was some kind of ego trip for him. Funnily enough when i spoke to my dad about it he said the same thing its all an ego trip.

After not hearing from him for over three weeks, no apology or something came up…. I sent him an email saying that even though I appreciate that he might be busy, I deserve to be treated better than this. Needless to say I have had no reply since.

I just wanted to tell you about it and thank you for your article as even thought my intuition knew it was not for me, I have still been wondering what I did wrong. So thank you for the insight it is very much appreciated.

Funnily enough when I think of you and your friendship, I feel warm, safe, comforted respected and honoured. I also see lots of smiles and laughter so I guess it does work Thank you.

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