6 Things I've Learned from Remote Viewing
Remote Viewing is a process used to describe persons, places, or objects that you could not know through your normal senses, because you’re shielded from that information by reason of time or space.
Want to view an object somewhere else in the world?
You can do that.
Want to go back in time to find where a shipwreck occurred?
You can do that.
Want experience something at a microscopic scale?
You can do that.
Want to go visit an underground base in Antarctica?
You can do that (but expect to get followed by psychic soldiers).
Essentially, remote viewing allows you to accurately describe scenes without you needing to be.
Here are 6 things I’ve learned since starting a remote viewing course last week.
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I am light. Light does not light itself. It lights darkness. Therefore, you can only see that divine light in darkness.
The darkness is to be embraced, because that is how you see who you really are.
There is nothing to be, because I already AM everything…
Read channeled writing fro my darkness retreat here.
Stephan A. Schwartz Remote Views 2060
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Neal Bakshi is a consciousness researcher and best-selling author. He is a former Goldman Sachs investment banking vice president who has meditated since the age of five. Since leaving the corporate world, Neal has dedicated his life to helping others experience the underlying thread linking all cultures and traditions around the world first-hand. He does this through angel mediumship readings, life coaching, reiki energy healing, global transformational retreats, breathwork, meditation, and other modalities.
Learn more at www.nealbakshi.com, or on Instagram @neal.bakshi
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