Remote Viewing, the Brain, and the Nature of Perception | Edward Riordan
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Edward Riordan discusses remote viewing as a brain-based process for focusing awareness on specific ranges of time and space.
Remote viewer Edward Riordan talks about what remote viewing may actually be: not astral travel, but a brain-based process for focusing awareness on specific ranges of time and space. He discusses blind targets, feedback, analytical overlay, HRVG training, team-based work with Crypto Viewing and Future Forecasting Group, and Riordan’s verified Louvre example. For early access to videos & a private discord server, to help build the channel, & to support it, sign up here. You can also provide one-time support to this channel here . Links 📺 YouTube 🐦 Website 🐦 X 📺 Crypto Viewing YouTube 📺 Future Forecasting Group Biography Edward Riordan began remote viewing in 1999 with a system that was an off shoot of CRV. He has since switched to CRV as he finds it to be a better fit for his skills. In 2013, he trained with the highly respected and highly skilled former military remote viewer Paul H. Smith. He has been a contracted associate of Transception Inc. an R&D company specializing in the exploitation of CRV and other methods to lawfully…
People in this episode
Host: Sean Patrick Hazlett
Guest: Edward Riordan
Topics covered
- remote viewing
- perception
- brain processes
- awareness
- training
- team-based work
Keywords
- remote viewing
- perception
- brain
- awareness
- training
- Crypto Viewing
- Future Forecasting Group
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Transception Inc., The Institute for Neuroscience and Consciousness Studies
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