Discover a concise, practice-oriented guide to one of the most influential remote viewing methods ever developed. Rather than being a full CRV training manual, this book is designed as a compact companion for students who are already learning original, Ingo Swann–style CRV and want clear, practical “do’s and don’ts” to tighten their session structure.
Dr. Paul H. Smith, joined by Hal Puthoff and Tom McNear, refutes common myths and criticisms about Controlled Remote Viewing (CRV), explaining its origins, scientific foundation, and strengths as the original remote viewing method developed by Ingo Swann.
What are the core elements that make up what remote viewing is, and how it is different from every other ESP modality? The 12 central principles laid out here, with their additional explanatory details, goes a long way to reducing the confusion about what remote viewing really is.
Foundations gives you a major start on the context, origins, and development of Controlled Remote Viewing that many have missed by coming into the field in the middle of the story. It offers much about the theories and general outlines of how remote viewing—and especially Controlled Remote Viewing—works, and how to get the most out of it.
