Remote Viewing Techniques: Accessing Past, Present, and Future Through Lucid Dreaming and Meditation

Lucid dreaming reveals hidden knowledge; practice enhances this innate ability to access past, present, and future.

### Accessing Higher Consciousness Through Lucid Dreaming and Remote Viewing
* 😴 **Chris Langan**, a man with a 200 IQ, describes his ability to be fully conscious during sleep, remembering everything.
* 💭 He views dreams as a form of communication, a language that needs decoding using symbols and their relationships.
* 👁️‍🗨️  Similar to Langan, Steven Greer sees dreams as a separate reality that can be controlled, influencing future events.
* 🤔  The author highlights dreams and waking states as a signpost that we are more than our physical selves, connecting to a broader consciousness.
* 🧘  Techniques are provided to sharpen the ability to access this higher consciousness through daily practice and mindful meditation.
* 🔮  The ability to "remote view" – seeing remote places and times, including the future – is presented as an innate human capability.
* 🧠  The author debunks the myth that such abilities require esoteric settings, emphasizing that it's accessible to everyone.
* 🗣️  The author stresses that understanding this power of consciousness can lead to significant personal and global change.

What is sleep to you? Most people, they go to sleep and they wake up not being able to remember what happened. Okay, I

remember everything. This is Chris Langan, the man with the 200 IQ. Listening to him completely changed the way I see sleep

and dreams. In other words, when I dream, I usually I'm conscious of the dream on some level, you know. I see what's

happening. People talk about lucid dreaming. I don't necessarily get into the dream and try to change it; instead, I

just watch it. What happens? Something is trying to communicate with me, you know, about something that's going to happen,

already did happen, some situation that exists. And so I'm going to pay attention to that communication, and I'm going to

try to decode this when I wake up. Now, is that dream a different dimensional dream, a different reality when you sleep? What is

that when we dream? That's a language, you know. All of these things, like that gorilla in your dream, those symbols,

they're the symbols of a language. So what happens is when you have a dream, it is actually speaking a certain language

to you. What you've got to do then is try to interpret the dream, which means finding out what that language is trying

to tell you. There was a message here. Okay, how am I going to decode that message? So you work with the symbols

you've got, and you can usually figure it out. I mean, if you actually put things—how does this relate to that? How does

that relate to this?—you can actually put those things together and come up with a reasonable interpretation of what the

message was. Steven Greer shares a similar view on dreams, seeing them as a separate reality that can be controlled.

Please pay attention. How is it that during the dream time you have a crystal-clear, full-color dream, and whatever that is in that dream?

happens the next day, or next week, or next month, or even 10 years later. How does

that happen? Think about it: a thing that is experienced by almost every human at some point in their life.

That's a sort of signpost that says you're not only what you think you are. All I'm going to do is help you

remember who you really are and give you some techniques that facilitate the sharpening of that ability. You can begin to practice that

on a nightly basis, and as you do it, you will be stunned at how accurate you will become in getting that

information.  Reaching the level where all things are, can be known; everything can be known—past, present,

future. What you have just heard, I would say, only a handful of people on Earth know, even in classified projects. It's highly

compartmented. I'm going to share in a moment a few of these techniques. Most people overthink it, but also they

don't believe they can do it, and that's the beginning of programming yourself for failure. So what we want to do is hit

the reset button, reprogram ourselves for success and for being able to do it. And all I'm going to do is help you remember

who you really are and give you some techniques that facilitate the sharpening of that ability. That's really all I can do; the

rest you're doing yourself. Sharing right now is key to understanding the psychological and even physical dynamics of consciousness and non-locality, and

how it can be manifested. The ability to be a seer of a remote place or a remote time, into the future—they're all easily

accomplished if you understand the science and the fundamental knowledge of consciousness, its nature. You're not

only what you think you are, locked in the frame of your physical form and in this time and place. You're actually

connected in consciousness to every point in space and every point in time, and that includes right now, but

going back but going also forward, which is remote viewing into the future. This is something that has been un

fortunately sort of relegated to mysticism, and a lot of thinking is that, well, you know, you've got to be somebody

living in a cave 50 years by yourself to experience this. This is absolutely a harmful myth that I think ecclesiastical

and spiritual leaders, and unfortunately a lot of my scientific brethren, have propagated. That is a damnable lie. You do

not have to be in some kind of esoteric, aesthetic setting to have that experience or to develop them. And so

that is something that we have to begin to sort of move beyond. This monkey on our shoulders going, "Oh, I'm just a little

dumb thing, and I'm just stuck right here on Earth." And it it's just you're telling

yourself that lie over and over again, and that becomes its own destiny. Because if you have a different understanding of

who and what you are—that is, you, a conscious being capable of connecting to the field of consciousness that's beyond

space and time—the reason that the deeper elements of the intelligence community don't want the public to know

is that, first of all, it is extremely efficient spycraft, which they don't want others to have. Secondly, they know that

if people understood the power of consciousness, they would be able to completely change the direction of the

planet. You can see any place, you can see any point in time. You need to understand that this is your innate capability as a

higher intelligent life form. Once you reach a critical mass of intelligence and consciousness, you can understand this and routinely see remote places and

See distant times; that's how I think you should begin to think of how your life can be guided, and your relationships at

work and family can be guided. Very, very intuitive. Those of you who are critical, remember that there's science and

there's objective knowledge and intellect, and then there's the consciousness that can sense and feel

and know. And if you develop this ability, you will save lives, and in your normal everyday work, whoever you are—I mean if

you're a teacher and you're dealing with a student—intuiting what that person needs and what you need to teach them,

following this... Be with me for a moment. What I would like to do now is just do an experiment, taking you through these

steps. And you can do this at home. If you're in a group of three or four people, you know, get a box or a basket,

and one person goes out of the room and puts any object in it, and the others have no idea. Now, here are the steps to

it: Step one: If you're going to not just do it on the fly instantly, you go into this quiet

state of meditation and forget about targeting what your remote viewing is. Just stick with the process of experiencing the awake mind and do the meditation

technique using either the breathing technique or the mantra, or both, or whatever fires your rocket. And when

you're in a deep, quiet state, instead of guessing what is in the box, just let your mind rest on it and ask to know

what it is. You might see it; you might get the word for it; you may get an aspect of

it. The key thing is to not intellectualize it or start just guessing like some kind of parlor trick

or kindergarten game. And that's what most people do. So you have to kind of be brutally honest with yourself: Am I

Sensing this, or I'm just guessing now. Initially, you may not know; your mind may start pulling in all sorts of things.

The other thing to understand is that what the mind does—here's a trick, and this is the real art and science of this—when

you begin to sense something, you will begin to get something that is an accurate, objectively true, remote viewing data point.

And then the mind will start doing the 'monkey mind' thing and leapfrog ahead of the process of just sensing and knowing

what it is and filling in the blanks from your memory store. How do you distinguish and discern the difference?

Practice, practice; because the more you practice it, the more you're going to realize when you're doing that and when

you're not. And I will say this: if you do this often enough—this technique I just described with a box or something else—

where you don't know what it is, you'll begin to know what it feels like in your heart, in your gut, when it's an accurate

perception, and you'll know what it feels like when it was just something that your mind began to confabulate and make up.

Wake-up dream time. I mentioned this before: you went to bed, you're asleep, but as you're going to sleep, get a journal, keep

something by your bedside and begin to affirm to yourself that you can have lucid dreaming—be awake within the dream—and

you can travel to places and know things in that state. You can begin to practice that on a nightly basis, and as you do it,

it'll begin to go up and up and up in accuracy. I have found that if you're in

a very deep, relaxed state, or even taking a nap, but you just gently intend, as you're going in and out of the dream

state or sleep state, or in and out of the quiet meditative state, to know something, it's an

intending, and then just relax and let it flow into you, and get yourself out of the way. You've got to get your intellect and

ego out of the way; it'll pop in like that. The other is when you're going to sleep, or mostly when you're waking up,

you're coming out of sleep into the waking state, but you're kind of in that drowsy, half-awake, half-asleep state, but

you're rested at that juncture—the junction between dream and sleep and waking—when you're

relaxed. Intend to know something; ask to see something; ask to have a problem solved. You will be stunned

at how accurate you will become in getting that information. Practice remote viewing every day, every minute of every

day. Be in a mindful state. Develop, at least twice to three times a day, this practice of deep, quiet meditation, remote

viewing practice, and you'll be stunned at how quickly you advance.

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Chris Langan's conscious dreaming and dream interpretation

Langan remembers everything during sleep, unlike most people.

He is conscious during dreams and observes them without trying to change them.

Dreams communicate messages about past, present, or future events.

Dreams use symbolic language that needs interpretation.

Decoding involves analyzing symbols and their relationships to understand the message.

Dreams as a separate reality and their predictive capabilities

Dreams are viewed as a separate reality, possibly controllable.

Dream events can manifest in the future, sometimes years later.

This shared human experience suggests a deeper reality beyond our perceived selves.

Techniques exist to enhance this ability to access and interpret this information.

Accessing and utilizing innate capabilities of consciousness

The ability to know past, present, and future is a rare skill, even within classified projects.

Overthinking and self-doubt hinder success; a mindset shift is crucial.

Understanding consciousness and non-locality enables remote viewing of time and space.

The misconception that this ability requires extreme isolation is debunked.

Governments suppress this knowledge due to its potential for efficient spying and societal transformation.

A guided experiment is described involving a hidden object.

Step one involves quiet meditation, focusing on experiencing the awake mind.

Instead of guessing, let the mind rest on the object and ask to know what it is.

Avoid intellectualizing or guessing; focus on sensing.

Distinguish between accurate sensing and the mind filling in gaps from memory.

Lucid dreaming and wake-up dream time techniques

Affirm the ability to have lucid dreams and travel to places while asleep.

Practice this nightly to increase accuracy.

Intend to know something while in a relaxed, drowsy state, between sleep and waking.

Utilize the drowsy state between sleep and waking to intend to know something or solve a problem.

Consistent practice leads to increased accuracy in obtaining information.