Is remote viewing the same as clairvoyance? Or does it apply to all ESP's?

Question

What is remote viewing? I thought it was the fine tuning of ur ESP's... but does ir only apply to clairvoyance?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

You acheive better results with remote viewing if you have a photo of a paticula person or a photo of a area to help you direct your ability.Using google earth imaging may help with remote viewing too.

Answer 3

The two terms seem to overlap. Remote viewing is the purported ability to see visions of something from a distance. Clairvoyance means "clear seeing" and so it is essentially the same thing, if it existed.

There is more information on both these things at the link below.

Answer 4

Did you ever wonder why there are so many naysayers hanging around? They're trolls, psychic vampires trying to get fed by denying the very existence of the thing they are using to make themselves feel good.

They are pretty much the same. Clairvoyance would be the bigger umbrella but somewhat of a dated term usually PSI is used. (see URL below)

Remote Viewing is the ability to 'perceive' non-local reality. Sorry that's a heady one and probably where you're headed. Remote Viewing has a fantastic history and was used by factions of the US government probably since around 1973. Officially all government sponsored 'Remote Viewing' programs died in 1995, but we know differently don't we?

Have fun, I'll see you around.

Answer 5

Yes,they are pretty much the same.Imaginary superpowers claimed by the delusional and corrupt.

Answer 6

What's the difference?  Neither has been demonstrated, so this is just a semantical question.

But don't listen to my party-pooper answer.  After all, I'm just a psychic vampire.

Answer 7

Remote viewing has been mostly studied in terms of clairvoyance (seeing). ESP is a more general terms that includes sensing (actually bringing the information to consciousness through sensory channels in the brain).

I have provided some definitions and links below.

EXTRASENSORY PERCEPTION (ESP)

The acquisition of information about, or response to, an external event, object or influence (mental or physical; past, present or future) otherwise than through any of the known sensory channels; used by J. B. Rhine to embrace such phenomena as telepathy, clairvoyance and precognition; there is some difference of opinion as whether the term ought to be attributed to Rhine, or to Gustav Pagenstecher or Rudolph Tischner, who were using the German equivalent aussersinnliche Wahrehmung as early as the 1920s. [From the Latin extra, “outside of,” + sensory]

CLAIRVOYANCE

Paranormal acquisition of information concerning an object or contemporary physical event; in contrast to telepathy, the information is assumed to derive directly from an external physical source (such as a concealed photograph), and not from the mind of another person; one particular form of extrasensory perception, it is not to be confused with the vulgar interpretation of “clairvoyance” as meaning “knowledge of the future” (for which see Precognition).  

REMOTE VIEWING

A neutral term for general extrasensory perception introduced Russell Targ and Harold Puthoff (1974), especially in the context of an experimental design in which a percipient attempts to describe the surroundings of a geographically distant agent.  

ASSOCIATIONAL REMOTE VIEWING (ARV)

As described by Targ (1983), a form of remote viewing in which the area where a desired item might be located is divided up into a finite number of discrete locations; each of the possible locations, or addresses, is associated or linked with a laboratory-based token object or picture (such as of the Golden Gate Bridge); the viewer is then asked to describe the associated target-object, thereby indirectly choosing a particular target-location or address.

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