 Paul H. Smith
Searching, Finding, Locating - The Shotgun Wedding Between Dowsing and
Remote Viewing
Abstract:
Doubters often ask, "Well, if remote viewing works, then why hasn't a remote viewer found Osama bin Laden?" My usual response is: "How
do you know a remote viewer hasn't?" since it is quite possible a remote viewer has located bin Laden, but because of such skeptical
doubters, no one has paid the necessary attention. The fact is, such questions reflect a profound misunderstanding of what remote viewing
is, and what it can do. While remote viewing can be used (and often is) for the so-called "search problem" -- that is, trying to discover
the location of someone or something that is missing -- it is not ideal for that specialized purpose. Remote viewing is a descriptive
process. In other words, a remote viewer can describe the setting and surroundings of a missing child, a drug-smuggling ship, a terrorist
headquarters, or dangerous enemy missiles. But it is a poor choice if what you need is an address or specific geographical location for
those targets. So remote viewers can find missing things...they just can't locate them. In the military remote viewing program we often
encountered this problem, and over time worked out some useful methods for dealing with it, sometimes with great success. In my
presentation I will talk you through the problem, and then introduce you to the solutions we developed, showing actual results straight
from the CIA's own once-secret archives. I will then lead you through and illustrate methods we employed, to help you gain a first-hand
understanding of the "search problem" and how it might be solved.
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| Paul H. Smith, Major, US Army (ret.) is President and Chief Instructor for Remote Viewing Instructional Services, Inc., an Austin, Texas-based company providing training and operational
support for remote viewing, was for seven years a government remote viewer, working for the US Army and the Defense Intelligence
Agency. Paul was the chief coordinate remote viewing (CRV) theory instructor for the government program, and was primary author of
the government CRV manual. He performed hundreds of operational remote viewing sessions as a government Rver. Paul's book, Reading
the Enemy's Mind: Inside Star Gate, America's Psychic Espionage Program, is an insider's view of the Star Gate program. Paul is President
of the International Remote Viewing Association, and is chair of the organizing
committee for the Year 2007 Remote Viewing Conference.
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