Dr. Steven Greer: Most of what I've achieved personally in my life was seen in a lucid
dream or a meditative state before I ever spoke of it or did it.
All of it.
Dr. Steven Greer: Anything I've done, anything a Vedic master has done, anything that the
Dali Lama can do , every single one of you can do.
Every single one of you.
And don't give me any excuses.
Dr. Steven Greer: 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.
Dr. Steven Greer: The great beings know all things at all times.
And a very enlightened person may know a thousand things at one time through consciousness.
But each of us can get in that state and know one or two or ten or five things at a time,
whatever it is.
Dr. Steven Greer: There are things that you can do meditation-wise and practice-wise to
sharpen your remote viewing ability.
And that's what I want to go through.
Some of these, it's sort of exercises, all right.
And they're all really very beautiful and simple.
And they're really based on, they’re limited by your imagination and how many of these
you can set up.
And in fact, let me just say something.
Every opportunity, everything that happens, every event stimulus that happens in your
life every day is an opportunity to use nonlocality of consciousness to sharpen your skills.
What I mean by that?
The phone rings.
Instead of looking at the caller ID, take a second between the second ring and the third
to sense and feel who's calling.
Seriously.
There's a knock on the door.
Before you open it to look, sense, feel with your heart, your mind, your senses, your conscious
field that is omnipresent who is it.
You see what I'm saying?
You're driving down the highway someplace you've never been.
What does the round that curve and over that mountain, what am I gonna see when I get there?
Now, I call this on-the-fly remote viewing.
Real-time remote viewing.
Where you begin to live and practice that mindfulness.
It's really fun.
It's playful, it's fun.
And the more you do it, you'll find that the time frame of your accuracy begins to, you
collapse timeframes and your accuracy goes up exponentially.
Mainly, people don't do it because they're too lazy to change their habitual way of doing
things.
Yogananda once said, mainly the reason people don't develop spiritually is spiritual lassitude,
laziness, and a lack of spiritual adventuresomeness.
So be adventuresome and be playful and you will find that once you understand what consciousness
is, there's almost an infinite number of opportunities in any given day to practice this ability.
Now, there are spectacular peak experiences like seeing a brain tumor in someone and saving
their life.
I'm glad I was able to save that man's life.
But there are other things that may seem trivial but they help you develop and sharpen that
ability.
And here's the beauty of that.
When you begin to give yourself to it freely, and let it be flow consciousness coming through
you in a playful, childlike way.
When you get a correct remote view and intuition and it gets fed back to you, that's positive
feedback loop.
And the more that happens, the more you go, I can do this is real, oh my God.
You see what I mean?
And then that heightens your confidence and the more confident and relaxed you are that
you can do it, the more you'll be able to do it more and more.
So it begins to snowball and that's what I found when I was a teenager, when I started
practicing these things, these techniques and having these experiences when I would
have something that would happen to be very accurate, I'd go, wow, that does work.
And then it’d happened again and I then became going well, then I had no question
I could do it.
And once all doubt leaves your mind and you actually believe in the truest sense of the
word, it's not just believe, you know.
It's a knowingness that this is possible and you affirm it then there's no stopping what
you can do.
Dr. Steven Greer: Now I want to just do a quick couple of exercises and you can do this
at home.
The one I'm going to describe and not do, because you can't do it in a crowd this
big.
But if you're in a group of three or four people, you know, get a box or a basket like
this and one person goes out of the room and puts any object in it.
Dr. Steven Greer: 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.
Just stick with the process of experiencing the awake mind and do the meditation technique
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 have, you start just guessing like some
kind of parlor trick or a 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, let's say I put this object in a box.
It's metallic, it rings.
Somebody may think I put a tambourine in there when they're getting close, other people knowing
that it's a spiritual tool, is a type of prayer bowl will turn it into some crystal that ringing
like crystalline.
Other people who will see the gold and think it's a gold watch.
So what the mind does, here's the trick, and this is getting 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-view 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, practice, practice.
Because the more you practice it, the more you're gonna 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 and you do it back
and forth, in an hour if you take 10 or 15 minutes each time in there four people, each
person can have a turn being the person who knows and the other people who don't know,
and you do this over and over and over and over again, you'll begin to know what it feels
like in your heart and your gut when it's an accurate perception.
I call it a hit.
When you get a hit that's right.
And you'll know what it feels like when it was just something that your mind began to
confabulate and makeup.
But in order to develop this remote viewing capability, you really have to practice it
an iterative over and over but also be brutally honest with yourself and you have to be able
to target things that are objectively verifiable.
Don't say let's go target what's underneath the surface of Mars because unless you can
fly there in a spacecraft there's no way to objectively prove what's there or not.
You see what I'm saying?
t You need to do practical exercises and that's one.
Does that make sense?
Okay, so step one is sit quietly, go into the meditative state.
When you're deeply relaxed then intend to know, intend to know, and affirm that you
can know cause the mind is omnipresent including wherever it is you're wanting to Remote View.
It's omnipresent.
And then allow it to just unfold and flow through.
And often it'll come in a flash.
The most accurate ones, it just comes to you, you know.
It's a knowingness.
And so as you practice that you'll get more and more accurate.
And then if you find at some point you're distracted in the remote viewing process just
stop it.
Don't try to remote view the object.
Return to something blissful like watching the breath or repeating the melody of the
mantra and relaxing and breathing and relaxing and breathing.
And then when you're centered again and quiet, then go back to intending quietly, gently,
to know.
Does this make sense?
Or lay down and just relax.
After you've said I want to know this, relax and just let yourself drift and dream and
boom.
It pops in!
Does that make sense?
It's in that deeply relaxed uninterfered with state of consciousness that you’re most
accurate at remote viewing and intuition.