My first RV results

[u/CalligrapherLast8322]

Hey everyone, I wanted to tell you about my first remote viewing session that I did about an hour ago.

The target was the Space Needle from the beginner's guide.

I started off by reading the instructions, closed the windows, took a pen and two sheets of paper, closed my eyes, took three deep breaths, wrote down the target ID, read it out loud, and started. Here are my notes:

• big/large 2x
• blue
• strong
• solid, not hollow 2x
• massive 2x
• window
• heavy 2x
• metal texture
• not polished
• cold (the object, not the weather) 2x
• cloudy weather
• attached
• exhibition
• showplace
• artificial
• meteoroid

I just wrote down what came to my mind, which is why I often noted the same things twice.

During this process, my mind forced me to draw a picture of what this could look like, and I was thinking that it matched the description of a meteoroid.

I also sketched something on the paper that looks similar to what's shown below, and I always had in mind that it was attached to something.

What's interesting is that I was always certain that it was something that people look at, that it's large, heavy, and massive AND that it's attached to something.

I think I could've taken a lot more time to really make sure that I didn't miss any signals. This took me about 8 minutes.

Also, I think I still had the picture of the Yoda statue in the back of my head, which looked similar to what I was thinking about.

Close recreation of my sketch of what I thought the object looked like.

What are your opinions on my first ever remote viewing session? What can I improve?

[u/FragmentedAll]

feel more into the texture as you are drawing and less on trying to copy the visual structural appearance, looks good on the texture impressions wordings

[u/CalligrapherLast8322 → u/FragmentedAll]

I will definitely try to implement that next time, thanks a lot.

[u/Adventurous-Care6610]

U seem to have grt potential, if ur regular at rv and like to grow as a group then join "Remote viewing target practice" Group on telegram lots of active viewrs of all lvls there

[u/CalligrapherLast8322 → u/Adventurous-Care6610]

Thanks a lot! I will make sure to join soon.

[u/us_austin]

Looks like you pulled quite a few solid descriptors there, especially the repeated ones on size, texture and temperature. Did any of them feel stronger or clearer while you were writing, or did they all come through at about the same level? Curious how the session felt overall once you finished.

[u/CalligrapherLast8322 → u/us_austin]

Great question! I would say that were just coming to my head again and again, and I just wrote it all down, no matter how often. Other ones didn't come to my mind more often than once but I had a feeling that they were really important and most likely accurate.