I had a subscription a while back but canceled it. I just can't listen to all the explanations about remote viewing. It seems to take up half of each session. It is excruciatingly redundant. I tried one of your previews again today, but I still can't take it. You have plenty videos that describe the process to refer to. There is is no need to keep explaining it over and over again. I only say this because I think it could help the your channel out. Just get to the point please. I feel like I have to sift through a whole hour just to get 3 minutes of interesting information.

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"I just can't listen to all the explanations about remote viewing."

Just skip it.

I think the original post is a complaint shared by many, but that's not to say that Farsight should change its MO.

Farsight has hinted in some ways that they welcome competition, in fact I think they depend on it. Farsight being the world venue for remote viewing is a very sad idea. It needs to become an industry. Take what they do and make a version that's cooler, sleeker, better. That's our job now.

That aside, I too felt impatient. What's with all this ideograms and hard soft wet or mushy, etc.

Lo and behold, for some of us we don't need anything like that. I've gotten solid hits just probing something like a dot, and randomly guessing. This stuff works and if that doesn't blow someone's mind away then I guess they do belong in front of hollywood movies, gurgling saliva in front of million dollar one-second special effects. Hopefully we'll be able to take them down when they're programmed grey slaves.

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"I've gotten solid hits just probing something like a dot, and randomly guessing."

When looking at how remote viewing evolved, it's all logical. It began in the military with a military mindset of clear structures and rigid exercises. When civilians started to remote view, it became less rigid. I think there's a sweet spot in the middle to discover. Doing it blind is important. Having an understanding of what an AOL is, is important. Reducing stress is important. But you don't have to be rigid at all. It's more like having fun with a game.

If you have fun doing it, you're doing it right.

Hi Stephen
I don't usually mind listening to the introduction to each video - but I do agree there was one recently where I felt it was a long advertisement - maybe that's the one you're talking about - but funny, I don't know why I was thinking 'OK, move it along here' - I don't think it was much different from any others. I just wanted to know the Target and skip to the sessions.

When I'm in that mood, I watch on 1.25 or 1.50 video speed 😁