Remote Viewing: Faulty Analysis Can be Disastrous

I learned that the father of Remote Viewing, Ingo Swann, used his psychic abilities to ‘discover’ the remote viewing protocol. Mind blowing. Kind of like looking through a telescope to learn how to invent a telescope.
So I thought: if he can do that, why not me? So I’ve been posing questions to my dreams, and getting answers!
My dream last night seems to be instructive about remote viewing in general, or if not instructive, at least highlighted a point of problem.
In the dream I was in a car arriving at a historic site; a covered bridge. In front of me were two signs: one pointing left, the other pointing right. One sign was for the bridge the other was for the parking lot. But in the dream the two signs were indistinguishable from each other (both destinations were, after all, places for cars). Misreading a sign can end up sending you in the opposite direction of where you wanted to go, with the results ranging from humorous to disastrous.

By Dan Pouliot

A New Hampshire native, Dan received his BFA in Oil Painting from UNH; his digital works are in multiple permanent collections. Dan’s been a positive psychology student/practitioner, a blogger, an amateur Remote Viewer, and now a novelist. His passion for positive thinking sets the stage for his debut young adult novel, Super Human, published by PortalStar Publishing. Dan describes Super Human as The Karate Kid meets Escape to Witch Mountain.