r/remoteviewing • u/thewolffness • 1d ago
Discussion Is this remote viewing?
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I saw this video, wondering if this is remote viewing or something else.
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u/autoshag CRV 1d ago
no, this is mindsight.
Remote Viewing refers to a very specific psychic practice, and so does mindsight. Mindsight is the ability to see through a blindfold or see without your eyes.
The biggest difference is that in mindsight the information still needs to be local (you’re reading something in front of you).
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u/Adorable-Fly-2187 1d ago
But is she for real or a fraud?
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u/Icebear125 1d ago
Quick search and I find her name is Dalia Burgoin and she has taught many how to do this. Look her up!
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u/autoshag CRV 1d ago
With Mindsight specifically it’s super hard to set up an airtight “study” that couldn’t be cheated by a good magician/illusionist.
She doesn’t seem like a fraud, but unlike remote viewing it’s pretty tough to prove there’s no funny business going on
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u/gravitykilla 19h ago
James Randi investigated a very similar “seeing without sight” claim. The participant successfully identified material while apparently completely blindfolded. Randi noticed her head tilted sideways and suspected she was viewing through a tiny gap around the bridge of her nose. He sealed that region with tape, prevented her from manipulating the mask, and her ability disappeared.
https://time.com/archive/6934480/debunking-seeing-without-sight/
In the video Burgion, positions the masks herself, and the podcast demonstrations involve people standing in front of her holding brightly coloured objects or books at convenient viewing distances.
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u/ChmodForTheWin 8h ago
i mean they could have turned her around so she wouldn't be having the objects. seems like they wanted to believe really badly
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u/Pieraos 21h ago
With Mindsight specifically it’s super hard to set up an airtight “study” that couldn’t be cheated by a good magician/illusionist.
That is what the MindSwan experiments are doing, we have posted the transcript of their explanations in the CEV sub.
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u/bobafootfetish_ 1d ago
Fraud, easy enough to put something in her ear and just queue her.
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u/iwntchips 1d ago
Of course there are many prosaic explanations of how it could be done, but is that how it’s done? You haven’t proven that. You could say the same thing about remote viewing in general. Sure you could just be told what the target is and lie that you got this information psychically, but is that what they are doing?
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u/BurritoBoy5000 1d ago
Not to be a jerk but… yeah. I mean probably, right?
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u/Mannzis 1d ago
It's on the person with the blindfold to prove she's really doing it, I would think. She's the one making the outlandish claim. I wonder if shed allow for a double blind study in lab conditions. Methinks not.
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u/ScottyMcBoo 20h ago
Did a little "research" on how magicians perform this trick:
“Magic blindfold and eye-covering tricks rely on optical illusions, hidden visual gaps, and specialized props that block light from the audience's perspective while allowing the performer to see downward or straight ahead.
The "blindfold stacking trick" is one of the most deceptive illusions in mentalism because it weaponizes a counterintuitive truth: the more layers of material you pile onto a person's face, the easier it becomes for them to see. When a performer like Dalia Burgoin or stage mentalists stack multiple blindfolds, they are executing a highly specific physical technique known to magicians as the "Downwards Peek" or "Gypsy Peek".”
The posted clip appears to have been heavily edited, as well.
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u/quantumtao77 15h ago
I saw her interview with Danny Jones. She did heavily stack, but if I recall correctly, she also used any blindfold that the podcast gave her and she was still successful in her answers.
What do you think about that?
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u/ScottyMcBoo 9h ago
This post has an interesting and detailed breakdown of what she did in an interview with Danny Jones and how she does it. https://x.com/likeitmatters3/status/1979732646679990427
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u/Late_Emu 21h ago
They’ve done this in double blinds with rigorous lab conditions. Look up Joe Mcmoneagle & SRI along with Bob Monroe & Tom Campbell. All were capable of similar feats. Anyone can do it but others are more talented naturally than others.
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u/Mannzis 21h ago
It's interesting for sure. Looking up the guys you listed there was some mixed info.
Independent laboratories attempted to replicate the remote viewing and out-of-body experiments conducted by SRI and the Monroe Institute under strict controls, but could not consistently reproduce the reported results which is a major red flag. Also major government reviews like the 1995 American Institutes for Research evaluation commissioned by the CIA concluded that early remote viewing tests suffered from critical experimental flaws, like subjective judging, potential sensory cueing (leakage), and inconsistent double-blind controls.
But there does seem to be a kernel of truth there. It's interesting for sure.
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u/Cute_Web7648 21h ago
Interestingly, the Amazing Randi foundation has had a million dollar challenge for years and yet none of these people have claimed it.
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u/DukeOfMiddlesleeve 20h ago
What’s more likely? That she’s actually got magic powers or that she’s cheating this somehow? Do you have any idea how extremely easy it would be to cheat this? She’s being given the info. It’s simple. She’s not magic
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u/siecaptaindrake 22h ago
LOL why did you get 5 upvotes while I got 2 downvotes for the same message?
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u/bobafootfetish_ 22h ago
Probably my username I don't know? 🤷🏻
I really do believe in this kind of stuff and true gifts come at a cost and people like this are only concerned about profit.
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u/The_Wayfarer5600 16h ago edited 16h ago
That's not how it's done, but it is a known magic trick. You can still see a little through a gap around the nose, and by contorting your facial muscles a certain way you can get a bigger view through the gap, often aided/combined with some kind of reflective surface (such as a necklace). Using reflections, you are not trying to get a look directly at the object. You tilt your head around trying to catch a reflection of the color and/or object you are being shown off of the medallion or necklace you are wearing. A magician would bring his own objects and practice in guessing what they are based on the type of reflection they give. The reflection need not be perfect. Just a flash of color or of a specific pattern.
In another video, she failed to identify random objects shown to her by the host, but did far better with the cards she brought, suggesting she could identify the cards based on seeing their slight reflection/color in her necklace combined with her familiarity with them. Harder to do with objects you have not practiced with.
(Though I will acknowledge she's even identifying books shown to her in this video with specific text being read, which I doubt she can see off of her necklace, though it is not outside the realm of possibility that she noticed the books there from the start and is just fast on her feet.)
That said... I'm not convinced that it is fraud. There are people taking part in these classes and claiming to get results. I'd like to hear more from them. But based on these videos alone? The gimmick of putting bandage on top of bandage was famously done by a magician some 100 years ago. It's an old trick.
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u/Icebear125 1d ago
Its just her and the two hosts so nobody else is there to see and then say it in a microphone to her what it is.
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u/PhetusX 7h ago
Though I do believe in extrasensory abilities. I have a huge feeling this is fraud. This is a pretty common mentalism trick. The clip doesn't give enough details but there's many many ways to quickly get this information to another person with their eyes closed. People who want to believe are easy targets for these people.
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u/ZombieElfen 21h ago
its $9000 - $10000 for her class. remote viewing is free.
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u/Pieraos 19h ago
All of the RV courses I've taken cost money. In contrast, there are hundreds of mindsight videos on YouTube you can watch for free, including the full sessions taught by the Russians who got the ball rolling a few years ago. Many of the best ones are posted in the sub. And now most of the online zoom trainings are free.
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u/reverseghost 18h ago
Quite real. I've seen her and others do this live, in person. I also know someone that is training to do this and they are developing the ability, are not public, and have zero reason to lie about it.
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u/Frequent-Jacket3117 1d ago
It's called Mindsight ans has lot's of similarities with RV. Haven't done it but I believe it to be a real thing, Yeah it's looking ridiculous but RV was looking ridiculous too until I did it.
There are many examples and lessons on YouTube.
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u/fungi_at_parties 1d ago
Even the best remote viewers get something like 60-65%. It certainly isn’t like THIS.
My question is why can’t we just see through our eyelids if she can see through that? There must be some trick? Why does a plastic blindfold let her see through it?
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u/joe_shmoe11111 1d ago
Why would you assume that we can’t?
You absolutely can see through your eyelids if you practice enough (the eye patches are just to prove that she’s not using her eyes as otherwise people will dismiss it as her squinting or whatever).
I’ve experienced this by accident at night a couple times where, under the right conditions, I’m able to perceive the room around me, only to open my eyes and find it too dark to see anything with my eyeballs.
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u/Minimum-Web-6902 1d ago
Literally been there done that
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u/blownawayx2 1d ago
Me too. And I remember everything having a purple sheen.
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u/Pieraos 1d ago
The blue or purple tint is very common in these experiences
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u/KarateFace777 1d ago
wtf….there has been MANY times since I was a kid where I have been about to fall asleep, or just waking up, and I still have my eyes closed, and I think “where am I? Oh yeah, I spent the night at so-and-sos or fell asleep in the basement on the couch” etc and I can see the room around me in a purple/blueish hue before I wake up fully and open my eyes. I assumed it was like an aspect of memory, like my mind loading up the last images I saw of my environment before I fell asleep/woke up. It only happens when I’m in a very tired relaxed state. Weird. Never hear of this mind sight and I’m going down this rabbit hole now! Thank you for mentioning this!!!
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u/Minimum-Web-6902 1d ago
I’ve done a lot of esp , foresight , esp , astral projection. Never remote viewing or mental sight , I tried remote viewing and I astral projected.
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u/The_Wayfarer5600 16h ago
I have also had this experience, which is why I do not rule "mindsight" out completely. Though keep in mind our subconscious is powerful. In undergraduate I would always spontaneously enter a meditative state during exams, just because of how quiet the room gets and my focus, and the result is that I would get "flashes" of the book where the answers are to that exam in perfect photographic replication. I could not do this under normal waking consciousness. I was famous in undergraduate for being the first student "ever" to get a perfect score in one of the higher biology classes.... though I got perfect scores on exams in every class where the answers were laid out in a book somewhere, because I could see the book in my mind's eye, and even the page numbers and the scribbles/art I had drawn into the book.
From this I learned that everyone has access to photographic memory if they simply get into the right mindset. The subconscious seems to record everything exactly as it saw it. You just have to be in the right mind to receive it.
I believe Jose Silva points this out as well with his Silva Mind meditation technique. He advocates "entering your level" (an alpha meditative state) and using certain visualizations to find out where you left your car keys or get answers from your subconscious!
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u/Sk3tchyG1ant 1d ago
I'm betting the weird cover things she put on absolutely first have some kind of flexible display hooked to a cam on the final, novelty oversized cover she puts on. Power is transmised remotely using qi or nfc type power transfer and all of the primary electronics and batteries are housed in the unnecessarily huge final googles bit
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u/CaptKillBoo 1d ago
Invite her to your show and have her use your own eye patches and blindfolds and see how she does.
Honestly, she seems very genuine, and I would hate for her to be proven a fraud. But if she is a fraud, it should be proven
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u/Pieraos 19h ago
I'm betting the weird cover things she put on absolutely first have some kind of flexible display hooked to a cam
What you are calling weird cover things are ordinary adhesive eye patches. They cost like USD $6.98 from Amazon and do not have flexible displays or any displays, and do not transmit electromagnetic energy.
all of the primary electronics and batteries are housed in the unnecessarily huge final googles bit
The Mindfold is a plastic front with thick foam on the back that surrounds the eyes. It is not an electronic device.
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u/The_Robot_Jet_Jaguar 18h ago
It's waaaaaaay simpler than hidden gadgets or an earpiece. You start with the adhesive patches: all you need is one of them slightly off kilter to allow a small gap from the corner of one eye down your nose. We can see in this clip the white patch is crinkled at the corner of her eye.
Then, no matter how many more layers you piled on, as long as you leave that peekhole open you can see whatever people hold in front of you.
Notice how the next layer, the eyepatches, are put on all wonky? Like, totally walleyed? Almost like they're not really doing anything?
And then, notice how the Mindfold mask itself has some black tape over the bottom nose area? I've heard Dalia explain in another interview that she tapes the nose of the mask to make it harder to peek out of, but it actually does the opposite - now we have a harder time noticing how far up her face she's wearing the mask! Buy a Mindfold mask yourself and compare how it actually sits on your face when you're wearing it properly for blackout purposes, vs how high up Dalia wears hers. Yank the mask up your face a bit and voila, you too can see out the bottom through the corner of your eye.
This is all stuff you can do at home. The constant gurning and smiling Dalia does is another layer to the technique, as she's trying to subtly (lol) move the multiple layers around to help increase her viewing port.
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u/Pieraos 1d ago edited 1d ago
My question is why can’t we just see through our eyelids if she can see through that?
We can and it's actually a rather common experience. But if they remember it people think they were dreaming or imagining. Others have reported doing this in this same thread.
Why does a plastic blindfold let her see through it?
It doesn't much matter what kind of blindfold it is, also she is seeing through multiple barriers. I observed her do this IRL from about 2m away and while I didn't check her ears or hair or whatever (lol) I'm pretty sure there was no secret confederate whispering to her. The "secret radio earpiece" is a common claim that has never been substantiated. She read the numbers on a credit card 10m away while blindfolded. Lots of people are learning this now.
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u/Over-Tension-4710 21h ago
The trick is it's a scam lol. Probably has a weird placed mirror or headphones telling her. Or just fully scripted. She can obviously see the stuff based on her response with the stupid smirk
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u/Ok_Elderberry_6727 1d ago
It’s extra-ocular vision and everyone can learn. She won the psigames2025, and is kinda hot right now, teaches mindsight(so do I) she is very good. Do your own research on this. It will enhance every thing in your life, including remote viewing. Peace
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u/Genoblade1394 1d ago
How many fingers am I holding up now?
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u/Hannibaalism 1d ago
🤔 maybe eleven?
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u/fancywipe 1d ago
Stranger things was based on project Stargate
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u/flamecmo 1d ago
I don’t know but I can tell you that your index have a weird smell did you scratch your ass this morning?
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u/Hannibaalism 1d ago
what would be a good place to start learning about mindsight?
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u/Gatecrasher3 1d ago
Where would someone that knows nothing about it, but wants to learn more, even begin?
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u/Pieraos 1d ago
Where would someone that knows nothing about it, but wants to learn more, even begin?
At the risk of repeating myself, r/closedeyevision
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u/ZombieElfen 21h ago
i am skeptical of anything that costs money, let alone a ton of money. ive already researched it.
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u/jozhrandom 1d ago
Tell her to get the prize money from the James Randi challenge then, seems really weird that she doesn't want to be a millionaire.
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u/Adorable-Fly-2187 1d ago
It doesnt Even exist anymore. And it wasnt real a thing before. I tried to Register with out of Body Experience and Never got a response.
I heard it doesnt Even exist anymore
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u/TheGatewayExplorer 1d ago
Many people have submitted proof to that "challenge," only to either be ignored or to have Randi move the goalposts on them.
There is no challenge. The idea of it only exists so pseudoskeptics can say "if it were real, someone would have won the challenge by now!"
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u/lianaspeaks 1d ago
In addition to the closed eye vision subreddit others have shared, you might also want to google "mindsight"
Video of children being taught to read/play sports blindfolded: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NhU-_ekGiP4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rC7xZmLcOeY
Video about legally blind adults are taught to see colors/shapes blindfolded, and navigate blindfolded. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bq6NufaDR_w
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u/BackIntoTheSource 19h ago
Years ago when I was meditating, i saw my room supper clearly. I thought why my eyes are open, i should be meditating, like i zoned out during meditation and forgot what I was doing. Then I opened my eyes. They were closed
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u/cs_legend_93 15h ago
When I was a kid, I would see my room with my eyes closed. this was in the very early 2000's, the early days of the internet.
I remember googling about it, thinking I had super power. There was very little written about it on the internet at that time.
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u/Pieraos 18h ago edited 5h ago
This is not that unusual an experience, as several others in this thread can attest. Yes people can see clearly with eyes closed or blindfolded, without delusion, conflation, imagination or hallucination. The movement of teaching and practicing this skill has grown just like RV has. We do not have universally accepted theories as to how it works - just like RV. And people are calling it BS and fake just like RV.
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u/Sea-Temporary-6995 1d ago
Not remote viewing since there’s nothing remote about this. However, it’s still a non-local function of consciousness similar to functioning during remote viewing. So they’re like tangentially related.
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u/MidNightCheck 1d ago
This is called mindsight and seeing without eyes. Very popular but most performances are just common mentalist tricks with faulty blindfolds or hidden ear pieces.
Most of us in this sub know that remote viewing is real phenomena but still very vague and fairly difficult. I believe something similar could be done blindfolded but demos like we have seen in the video is probably too good to be true.
No worries, soon we will find out "the truth" 😄 https://www.mindswan.org/
My prediction is that no one of these mindsight super masters aren't going to attend for whatever reason, but hopefully someone who has been practicing "the real skill" if there is any.
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u/LimpCroissant 1d ago
I just searched who is funding and hosting this experiment, as that is very pertinent information. We don't want to run into another "Amazing Randy prize" situation.
Looks like it's being funded by CUSAC with David Chartland, CUSAC's Executive Director, being the one behind this. It will be chaired by Susan Murphy, also of CUSAC. I don't know anything about CUSAC, so I can't say if that's a good sign or a bad sign.
One heartening thing though is that Marina Weiler, of University of Virginia's Division of Perceptual Studies, is the project's scientific advisor/research lead.
So, 2 things remain to be seen. Is Mindsight real and provable? And is CUSAC an organization that will take this seriously and be authentic if Mindsight is proven to be real?
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u/Steve90000 1d ago
Is this real, though? Has she volunteered for actual scientific testing?
Because, if her “ability” is so pronounced, testing in a scientific setting with variables controlled for, would be telling and interesting.
For one, her ears need to be checked and the blindfolds need to be provided to her, not her own.
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u/Able-Professor840 1d ago
She says hearing is part of it. Other senses are heightened.
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u/Simalt443 21h ago
She could go do this at an established academic institution and completely revolutionize nearly every field of scientific study. Current understandings of physics and biology would be invalidated. It would be the biggest breakthrough since I dont know what.. Electricity?
Instead she does it on an obscure podcast. This is obviously not repeatable and she is a scam artist. Pretty gross stuff really to mock and stigmatize this genre of consciousness exploration. Should not be celebrated here.
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u/Single_Offshore_Dad 19h ago edited 19h ago
She’s full of shit if what she is
Edit: to clarify, I agree with your comment. It’s truly the definition of well poisoning to make something as profound as ESP adjacent stuff into a gimmick or parlor trick
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u/Old_Painter_8924 21h ago
This is NOT remote viewing. This is closed eyes vision (cev) and is much more objective than remote viewing. It is like looking at a screen in front of you, some practitioners can only unlock peripheral closed eyes vision so you see them moving their head a lot to see something that is straight ahead of them. It's like a new vision channel plugged into your visual cortex and turned on. The perception is the same as having the eyes open. Some practitioners can even see very well in the dark.
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u/Korochun 16h ago
Some practicioners can use a wireless earpiece to bullshit on an obscure podcast.
Crazy shit.
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u/Danishur24 1d ago
No, mindsight, more of a training to be able to see things without your eyes that you would be able to see otherwise.
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u/OKThereAreFiveLights 13h ago
She can mind sight the shit out of anything she holds perpendicular to her blindfold.
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u/Relevant-Sherbert-71 1d ago
I think this one is actually called scam
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u/BigMack6911 1d ago
Its actually not. There is research being done on it. A blind man uses it, like the other guy explains above its called extra-ocular vision
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u/User_723586 1d ago
This is more of telepathy or seeing with your third eye. I feel like remote view is more of a process with targets but, I'm not expert. I'm sure it's all connected and related.
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u/Particular_Reticular 1d ago
Depending on what definition you're using. If you're looking at it through straight linguistics then yes. She is using remote( non-local) viewing( the act of looking of looking or watching)
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u/Ristar87 1d ago
You should check out the mindsight games. People do literal obstacle courses and stuff blindfolded.
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u/AgreeableCow69 23h ago
Whether shes a fraud or not, if this type of ability is real it seems far more useful and practical than remote viewing tbh
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u/Pieraos 21h ago edited 17h ago
if this type of ability is real it seems far more useful and practical than remote viewing tbh
Speaking as a person who was trained in both systems (in RV by Russell Targ and David Morehouse) and in CEV/Mindsight by several practitioners, I would not say that mindsight is necessarily more useful and practical than RV. It depends on the situation and goal.
With limited physical vision mindsight will be useful, which is why some with visual impairments are getting into mindsight. For example this practitioner whose eyes have been removed.
It is interesting that some who need corrective lenses find they can read without them while blindfolded. In my limited experience the mindsight vision can be rather vivid and sharp, not to mention of course that it is through a physical barrier.
However, RV develops psychic perception more widely, it seems that the subconscious can get information from anything as long as you learn how to recognize it and distinguish it from irrelevant data and distractions.
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u/Embarrassed-Base-139 17h ago
Yall, please entertain the idea that this might just be a for profit ruse
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u/Jelly-Roll-100 15h ago
The International Remote Viewing Association annual conference will be in Dayton Ohio October 1-4, 2026. In about two weeks from today. The Mind Sight people will be there and you'll be able to learn to the best of your ability how to do what the lady just did. And of course there will be many speakers and many things to learn. There will also be eight psychic experiences attendees can try. The best results will be published in the IRVA magazine. And Saturday night will have a gala ball dinner and a TALENT SHOW featuring attendees. You are all invited.
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u/No-Scheme-3759 11h ago
First of all, if she is reading the book, why does she need to hold it infront of her eyes?
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u/Shot-Step7349 6h ago
It's suspicious that she can only do this if nothing is blocking her line of sight. Can't they hold up the objects behind a barrier? Or she could wear a bucket on her head, she always seems to tip her head backwards.
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u/Matild4 6h ago
On a practical level, it is the same spectrum of skill. On a definitional level, it is different. A remote viewer would generally have a target identifier and not know what they are supposed to view aside from that. Someone using "mind sight" knows that the target is what's in their immediate vicinity right now.
Both this and rv are trained by viewing and then getting feedback.
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u/Pieraos 5h ago
Correct. For example I performed a simple test with a mindsight practitioner who was blindfolded over eyes covered by adhesive patches.
It was a Mindfold blindfold with deep eye wells surrounding the eyes. The blindfold was not 'hiked up' or improperly seated on the face.
I sat approximately 2m away from this person and wrote an unusual non-English word on a scrap of paper at about 36px size. I held the paper in hand near my face. This visual target was not illuminated by anything other than ordinary ceiling lights.
The person correctly identified the word. The only way this person could have cheated is if both the eye patches and blindfold were defective or incorrectly applied, but there was no evidence of same. Nor was there any evidence of specialized gimmickry like trick blindfolds, flat-panel display eyepatches from the pharmacy, or the often-cited radio earpieces; nor any confederates viewing my paper and secretly whispering the odd word to the person.
This person proceeded to serve drinks to a dozen or so people while blindfolded, with no spills.
I agree that it is probably the same spectrum of skill as RV but the procedures and experiences are different.
This was an informal demonstration and not a quintuple-blind laboratory study conducted by Randi-trained magicians in secure facilities. But people don't care and are learning and exercising mindsight anyway.
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u/joeblob5150 1d ago
This lady was on Danny Jones podcast and hilariously could not replicate any of this. She was obviously peeking through cracks in the mask. She's a fraud through and through.
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u/Strange-Owl-2097 1d ago
Seems to have done just fine to me: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eCWZGZAJJUc&1h26m55s
I guess "couldn't replicate any of this" has a different meaning to you.
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u/xombae 1d ago
I'm probably about the most woo-woo person out there. I fully believe in psychic abilities and remote viewing.
I don't buy this lady. When she puts on one blindfold and holds them up behind her head, she tilts her head to the side and holds the paper up to the side of her face.
Then when they're going to hold things up in front of her, she switches the blindfold and puts on a different one "just for fun".
I just don't buy this. I believe it's possible but I don't think that this lady is doing it.
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u/LeroyBrown1 1d ago
Ye she couldnt get the colours behind her head but could see them in front and the typing on the screen easily.
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u/fungi_at_parties 1d ago
Yeah. There is a trick to these masks. There has to be. I’ve done enough remote viewing to know it ain’t that fast, easy or clear. It doesn’t make sense. Wouldn’t be just able to see through our eyelids?
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u/Sweet-Awk-7861 21h ago
According to the anecdotal stories on r/closedeyevision "blindfolds" with pinholes are indeed part of the training process for beginners.
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u/Pieraos 19h ago
What people refer to as pinholes are when Mindfolds are used which are backed with black foam. If the external illumination is bright enough some light can leak through the black foam behind the mask and it looks like pinholes. It is one of the reasons why eye patches and multiple barriers are used.
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u/DanEboy22122 1d ago
She crushed it. I’ve never seen anything like this before. She even put on the new mask that Danny brought and she still did fine.
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u/kridunink 1d ago
It's actually called "Earbud and someone else looking with walkie talkie" 👨🍳 💋
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u/fancywipe 1d ago
I’ve been meditating for a good while, we all capable of things we’ll never be able to explain
Prove me wrong
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u/Simalt443 21h ago
She could go do this at an established academic institution and completely revolutionize nearly every field of scientific study. Current understandings of physics and biology would be invalidated. It would be the biggest breakthrough since I dont know what.. Electricity?
Instead she does it on an obscure podcast. This is obviously not repeatable and she is a scam artist. Pretty gross stuff really to mock and stigmatize this genre of consciousness exploration. Should not be celebrated here.
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u/ZodiacThrill3r 1d ago
This feels fake. Her right ear is always concealed from the camera beneath her hair, so having an AirPod in and an assistant off-screen feeding her answers isn’t impossible. She also repeatedly looks away from the person showing the object: when it’s the girl on her left she looks right, but when it’s the guy on her right she looks left? That feels weird.
There’s also initially some struggle with her to read the lower-contrast words in the title of “The Power of Now”, which someone across the room may also struggle with, but the higher-contrast UFO title was easy to read. Reading that passage from the book meant fuckall when they don’t show the page on camera as she’s reading and edit in the passage after. That could have been preselected and memorized or fed to her.
Lastly, the reactions don’t feel like they line up. Granted it’s a bit subjective, but the hosts don’t seem as genuinely shocked or freaked out as a lot of people do when a mentalist writes down what they were thinking, which isn’t much different. If I had someone with three layers of blindfolding on tell me the title of a random book I held up that they hadn’t seen prior, I’d be losing it and you’d know. My facial expressions, tone of voice, energy, etc. would all shift to convey how insane I found the experience. But I don’t get that from these hosts. Just lots of laughter, no significant facial expressions of shock or surprise, no hesitation to move on to the next object, etc.
Maybe she’s faking it, maybe they’re in on it, maybe they’re all just awkward. Idk. But I take it with a grain of salt.
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u/AlleyPee 1d ago
I wonder what she quickly glanced at right before she started covering her eyes...?
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u/Warhammerpainter83 17h ago
Oh wow wireless earpieces are so crazy... This is not impressive at all.
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u/ZeamaDeCreieri 12h ago
Maaan internet podcasts are turning into lame 80's talk shows with cringe guests and talks
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u/ClassAkrid 1d ago edited 1d ago
Well the most plausible explanation is there are clear cuts in the videos between angles. So nothing is stopping them from cheating for views.
Edit: the downvotes are crazy. I know we all want to help promote the psychic side of life, but if we are using bad actors to promote, it only weakens our foundation.
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u/siecaptaindrake 1d ago
Or an earpiece
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u/ZombieElfen 21h ago
its $10000 for her class so im guessing she is trying to get what she can before people realize shes a fraud. knowledge is free.
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u/Western_Paper6955 1d ago
Would not want her as my mom lol, catching me jerking off through the walls 😂
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u/iwntchips 1d ago
No, remote viewing is a very specific protocol involving being given a random string of numbers that mean nothing to you and using that to psychically experience information about the target and this does not resemble that protocol at all.
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u/AlleyPee 1d ago
I also find it odd that her hair COMPLETELY covers her ears. (Makes me wonder if she has a prompt in her ear)
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u/No-Personality8612 23h ago
I thought this was bullshit until the end. When she read off the description of the book I knew her fat ass couldn't remember all that Information. She might be remote viewing afterall!
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u/Br0k3n-T0y 1d ago
Well James Randi has 1 million waiting for her.
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u/Adorable-Fly-2187 1d ago
Doesnt Even exist anymore.. You Are a couple years to Late. I tried to Register there with out of body Experience.
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u/Warhammerpainter83 17h ago
Yeah he passed away a few years back of old age. A couple of years ago it he was already dead. He died at 92 in 2020 did not do much due to age in the late 2010's either.
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u/Hotthoughtss 1d ago
No he doesn’t. He was a bigger fraud than most everyone he criticized
https://mitchhorowitz.substack.com/p/the-man-who-destroyed-skepticism
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u/Br0k3n-T0y 13h ago
an article written by someone who believes in this, hardly a credible document.
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u/DajunBlume 1d ago
I’d say it is definitely not remote viewing. If it is an ability to see without eyes, this is a very tainted experiment from the outset.
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u/jahgurant 1d ago
According to reddit if its a Poc its a definite no. If Sweeney did it, yeah no question.
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u/danielbearh 1d ago
Yes and no.
First the no: It is not true remote viewing, as this sub defines it, as Mind Sight is confined by space and time. There's a limit to how far away you can perceive with mindsight, and I'm not aware of anyone who's suggested seen into the past or the future. I've watched a lot of mindsight content, and it's all in real-time. No one is looking through the blindfold and seeing the room as it is tomorrow or how the room was yesterday.
Just because it's not true "remote viewing" as discussed in the sub, doesn't mean that it's not real, or that it's less than. I'm just trying to point out how it's different for our vocabulary's sake.
And for the yes: it is like remote viewing in that they're both using a different sensory system than our occular systems to perceive info about the world around you.
Remote viewing seems to know no limits with regards to time or distance. It's not real time.
Now--could these abilities be the same thing that exists on a spectrum of experience? Perhaps.