The CRVREG Study
For the experiment, ten people, including six remote viewers, gathered in Austin, Texas to perform 24 remote
viewing sessions while random event generators were running. The goal of the experiment was
to see if human consciousness expressed during the remote viewing process would correlate with a change away from
randomness in the random event generator's output. In other words, to see if REGs could detect a
remote viewer's consciousness "field." On a first assessment, at least some of the data seems to show it worked.
On the CRVREG Study website
you will find all 24 full sessions with their feedback, along with the complete REG data charts. You
will also find all the documentation (experiment design, proposal, etc.). We hope these documents will be helpful
to others in putting together their own remote viewing experiments, no matter what sort of experiment they may have
in mind. You will also find photographs of the experiment, and other interesting information and facts.
Opinion polls regularly show that a large majority of the populace continues to recognize the reality
of ESP and other of what we have come to call 'paranormal' phenomena. The smaller minority who don't believe
in these things include many in the intellectual elite - the scientists and skeptics who make up today's Old
Guard. They are the ones who hold the purse strings. As long as we must rely on them to open up those purses
before we can do more real research into non-local consciousness, that research will never be done!
~ Paul H. Smith
IRVA has activated the Gabrielle Pettingell Memorial Research Fund. You can make your tax-deductible contribution
by mail or online. We encourage you to be generous, but welcome
any amount from $10 to $10,000 or more. You can be sure that your contributions will be used only for worthy research
projects (IRVA's General Fund retains 5% of contributed research funds to offset expenses).