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Remote Viewing and Testimony
Remote Viewing as an Evidence Category
Why remote-viewing material is preserved, but not treated the same as physical documentation.
Source-SpecificRemote viewing sources claim to gather information through anomalous perception rather than ordinary observation. Decode Reality preserves remote-viewing material as a separate evidence class. This allows the archive to compare Courtney Brown's Scientific Remote Viewing claims with later interpretations while avoiding the mistake of treating remote viewing as direct physical proof.
Courtney Brown's Cosmic Voyage presents Scientific Remote Viewing (SRV) as a structured method for perceiving distant or hidden targets. The book describes sessions involving Mars, Grey extraterrestrials, a Galactic Federation, the Roswell incident, spiritual figures, and future Earth scenarios. Later remote-viewing material extends this to other targets.
Decode Reality preserves remote-viewing claims as a distinct evidence class — separate from physical evidence, separate from eyewitness testimony, and separate from channeling. This separation allows the portal to treat remote-viewing reports as testimony or method claims that require independent validation before being treated as real-world fact.
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Uncertainty Note
Remote viewing may be meaningful as testimony, method claim, or interpretive data, but it requires separate validation before being treated as real-world fact.