Remote Viewing Lab
Perceive distant or hidden targets through structured protocols used in decades of research — from SRI International to modern practice.
Perceive distant or hidden targets through structured protocols used in decades of research — from SRI International to modern practice.
Remote viewing is a structured protocol for describing distant or hidden targets without prior knowledge. The methodology originated at SRI International in the 1970s and was refined across two decades of government-funded research. A meta-analysis in Psychological Bulletin found replicable evidence for anomalous information transfer.
Liminal’s implementation uses cryptographically auditable target selection with SHA-256 hashing, ensuring every session is provably blind. Combined with forced-choice scoring and free-response capture, your results build an honest statistical record over time.
Peer-reviewed research on remote perception from SRI to modern meta-analyses
Targ & Puthoff (1974) documented subjects accurately describing remote geographical locations while isolated in a shielded room. Published in Nature after rigorous peer review, this launched two decades of government-funded research.
Targ & Puthoff, Nature 1974 →Bem & Honorton (1994) meta-analyzed 11 autoganzfeld studies and found a 32% hit rate against a 25% chance baseline (p < 0.001), replicated across multiple independent laboratories.
Bem & Honorton, Psychological Bulletin 1994 →Tressoldi (2011) applied Bayesian analysis to the cumulative evidence for non-local perception and found Bayes Factors overwhelmingly supporting the hypothesis, using standard statistical methods from mainstream psychology.
Tressoldi, Frontiers in Psychology 2011 →Multiple approaches to capturing and scoring your impressions
Mentally view the target, then select the best match from 4–6 candidate images. Scored as hit or miss against chance probability, building your statistical record.
Use the built-in drawing tool to sketch your impressions directly on screen. Capture shapes, spatial relationships, and visual details before the target is revealed.
Write sensory impressions using structured templates — colors, textures, sounds, emotions, spatial orientation. Timestamped entries preserve the sequence of your perception.
Track your hit rate over time with binomial confidence intervals, session-by-session breakdowns, and trend analysis. See whether your performance exceeds chance.
Based on Coordinate Remote Viewing methodology
The target is selected by cryptographic random number generator and sealed with a SHA-256 hash. You receive only a session number — no information about the target leaks before the reveal.
A guided breathing sequence prepares your state. Optionally engage the HRV coherence pacer to reach physiological calm before beginning the impression phase.
Record what you perceive through sketches, words, and sensory details. All entries are timestamped, preserving the chronological flow of your impressions.
For forced-choice trials, select the best match from the candidate set. For free-response sessions, self-rate your accuracy. The correct target is revealed with rank-order scoring.
Transparent scoring with cryptographic verification
All sessions are stored locally with verifiable audit trails.