Author Description

Written by one of the world's leading experts in the field, The Essential Guide to Remote Viewing is a basic introduction to the remarkable extrasensory perceptual skill which was developed for the US military during the Cold War. Leaving its military roots far behind, remote viewing has now broadly expanded into the civilian world. This book describes what remote viewing is, how it came to be, what kinds of remote viewing there are, and counters skeptical arguments disputing remote viewing's reality. The book contains examples of successful remote viewings, explains how remote viewing can be used for practical purposes, how ordinary civilians can themselves now learn to do it. It also gives easy instructions for experiments that readers can try for themselves. The ideal reader of The Essential Guide to Remote Viewing will be someone who knows little or nothing about remote viewing and wants an inexpensive source for credible information. Others who will be interested are those who are already involved in remote viewing and want a readable, common sense introduction to the ability to give to friends or relatives who have questions about what this thing is their loved ones have gotten themselves into. Finally, those who are already involved with remote viewing but feel the need to extend their basic knowledge will find this book both interesting and useful for filling gaps in their knowledge and correcting inaccuracies they have heard from others.