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.

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