IRVA is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting the responsible use and development of remote viewing. We are an independently formed member organization of scientists, remote viewing professionals, students, and other interested persons. For more information, read the Letter of Invitation from Russell Targ, President Emeritus of IRVA.
Remote viewing is a novel perceptual discipline for gaining information not available to the ordinary physical senses. Used extensively by so-called "psychic spies" during the Cold War for classified military projects, it has a long history both as an intelligence gathering tool and as the subject of research and applications in the civilian world. Remote viewing has now taken a long step into the public domain with the formation of a professional association to educate, research, propose standards, test performance, and promote public awareness of this unique human mental capacity.
IRVA's 2010 Remote Viewing Conference will be held in Las Vegas over the weekend of June 18-20, at the Green Valley Ranch Resort, Spa, Casino. Up-to-date information on the conference, including specific details concerning speakers and their presentations, can be found at the IRVA 2010 Conference website.
It was Ingo Swann, an American "consciousness researcher" (he doesn't like to be called a psychic) who suggested exploring the planet, using a method he called "coordinated remote viewing" . . .
British Entertainer Derren Brown Believes He Can Duplicate Remote Viewing Without ESP.