BECOME A TASKER HOW TO
The reason for this is to avoid the tasker inadvertently communicating information to the viewer that does not come via extrasensory perception.ġ) Experienced, well qualified taskers who know exactly what sorts of targets to provide for the various kinds of remote viewing work, and how to task them.Ģ) Novice taskers, who are just learning the process and are (naturally) often insufficiently knowledgeable about targets and tasking.ģ) People who want to test some unwitting viewer to see if remote viewing actually works. By definition, the tasker cannot be “blind” to the target, so the general rule (except in the training environment) is that the tasker should have no direct interaction with the viewer prior to or during the actual remote viewing session. In nearly every remote viewing situation, you need a “tasker.” Taskers play the important role of deciding what target the remote viewer will view, and how the viewer will be “tasked” with the assignment. The viewer never gets to see this, just the tasking number (here called a “coordinate). This is an example of a tasking document. The tasker decides what the remote viewing target will be. But there is one additional person who must be part of the process.
Remote viewing can be done without a monitor’s assistance (this is called “solo” remote viewing). On the other hand, in every situation the viewer should be blind.
But in all other remote viewing environments (operations, scientific research, investing, etc.) if there is monitor involved, he or she should almost always also be “blind”-which means, should know nothing about the intended target. In a training setting the monitor may be aware of what the target is. This person assists with the session in a number of valuable ways (which I won’t list here). In the classic model, the remote viewer has the assistance of a monitor (also called “interviewer” in the earlier scientific literature). But there is at least one, and potentially two (or sometimes more) others involved. Without the remote viewer, nothing happens. Obviously, the main player is the remote viewer her/himself. What do I mean?įirst, let’s understand the roles in a remote viewing session. In other words, the viewer has to be able to trust the person doing the tasking. Remember that in a real remote viewing task, the viewer must be “blind” to the target. Here is one: If you become a remote viewer, no matter what skill level you ultimately reach, someone will ask you to remote view a target for them. Ever since remote viewing became a “thing” (and I’m talking 1971, not just 1995 or even 2020!) folks have wanted to kick the tires and take it out for a test drive.
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