Resources

The process of SRI’s remote viewing skill testing and evaluation is detailed in the article “Remote-Viewing Replication: Evaluated by Concept Analysis,” by Russell Targ, published in the Journal of Parapsychology, vol. 58, September 1994. The article includes a detailed reporting of the performance of the six Detachment G remote-viewing recruits. Their identities were not provided in the article so as to protect their anonymity

Another highly respected researcher, William G. Braud from the University of Houston, Texas, theorized a “PSI-conducive syndrome,” or set of circumstances that seemed to be related to increased psychic performance. See the article “PSI Conductive States,” by William G. Braud, published in the Journal of Communication (1975).

I remain bound by my original secrecy oath and cannot disclose much about operational missions. For interesting insights, I would suggest Jim Schnabel’s book Remote Viewers: The Secret History of America’s Psychic Spies, originally published by Dell.

An excellent article by Dean I. Radin, Ph.D., “Towards a Complex Systems Model of PSI Performance,” Subtle Energies and Energy Medicine Journal, vol. 7, no. 1 [1996]: 35–69, describes the use of 149 relevant variables divided into eight categories; mood, personality, beliefs, meteorology, solar/geophysical, abnormal behavior, PSI performance, and composite factors, used in an artificial neural network to successfully predict PSI performance.

A comprehensive overview and background information about Ingo Swann’s Controlled Remote Viewing (CRV) method, including a full reprint of the original manuals, can be found in the book “The Foundations of Controlled Remote Viewing,” published by Tom McNear, Paul H. Smith, and Jana Rogge (2023).

Pat Price Remote Viewing Transcripts: Rice University Library

Pat Price (Amazon Reviews): Price