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- Herausgeber: tredition
- Kategorie: Sachliteratur, Reportagen, Biografien
- Sprache: Englisch
- Veröffentlichungsjahr: 2024
When I think of the glass of water that I draw from the ocean, I realize how often I have overstated the contents of this glass. It is a small, limited section of an immeasurable whole. In my daily thoughts, worries and experiences, I have clung to this glass as if it were the only measure of my life. But while I focus on the water – on my family, my job, my friendships – I unconsciously block out the infinite depth of the ocean. I have lost myself in the illusion of reality, with a limited understanding of what is real. This glass of water seems so important to me that I often forget that behind it lies an expansive world that I can only guess at. I pay attention to what is in my glass and forget that I am part of a much larger structure. I experience moments when I lose myself in thought and question my reality. But it is these painful insights that show me that I can be much more than just what I fantasize in my glass. The urge to lift the glass and look at it has often made me linger, while the water in it lives and flows, but I haven't thought enough about what lies outside of it. The glass is like a prison that confines me to a place where I feel safe, but far from true existence. When I reflect on how the glass shapes my perspective, I become aware of the abundance of all that I do not recognize. The questions that rumble deep within me are often uncomfortable. I have learned to ignore them often, to banish them from my mind like unwanted guests. But the more I try to push them away, the louder they get. Ultimately, I decided to face these questions and welcome them like trusted friends who want to show me the way to a greater reality. By acknowledging the flood of these thoughts, I can begin to look at the water in the glass in a new way and realize that the ocean is still there – untouched and always ready to be discovered.
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The Voyage of the Remote Viewer.
Nothing is as it seems.
by
Udo Reitter
CONTENTS
Introduction.
The illusion of reality.
The focus on the immediate.
The unseen forces at work.
The suppressed memories and experiences.
The consequences of ignorance.
Turning point.
The change of perspective.
The reflection on humanity.
The importance of self-awareness.
The search for knowledge.
The path to enlightenment.
Reality and actuality: A deeper look.
And so the journey began.
A sudden onset of madness.
Sonja.
Remote Viewing.
The first session.
Nellie.
What is going on here?
The Big Bang.
Isabel.
The Invisible Realms.
The power of remote viewing.
A new perspective on reality.
The modified remote viewing technique.
Man as a projection screen.
The outside of problems.
A new approach to problem solving.
The transformation of reality.
The unveiling of the hidden truth.
The fragility of human understanding.
The unity of the universe.
The uncharted territories.
Remote Viewing and the Holographic Universe.
The remote viewing hacker.
What if human and alien consciousness, artificial intelligence and holographic simulation were to unite?
About the author.
1. Introduction.
Remote Viewing –
The path of the mind beyond the limits of space and time.
Remote Viewing is more than just an extraordinary technique. It is a path, a portal that opens and carries the mind beyond the barriers of space and time – to a reality that our minds can hardly grasp. Once researched by the US military and science as a tool, remote viewing unfolds as one of the most profound journeys that human consciousness can take. It transports the mind to a state in which the invisible becomes visible and the boundaries of the self disappear. But this journey into the unknown is not without consequences: it expands consciousness into new dimensions and shakes the very foundations of what we thought we knew as “reality”.
When a remote viewer focuses on their target, they enter a realm beyond the normal mind. There, the fixed lines of space and time dissolve as if they were nothing more than illusions. The viewer glides into a dimension that remains hidden from the ordinary senses, where the infinite vastness of the cosmos can be experienced in a way that radically transforms the human self. Each remote viewing experience becomes a window into a limitless universe, radiant with colors, shapes and energies, that touches the heart deeply and sends the mind on a journey whose secrets words can hardly describe.
In these moments, human consciousness enters a sphere that lies beyond our usual perception. The person begins to realize that the self, consciousness itself, has no fixed boundaries. With each remote viewing, the mind becomes freer, less bound to physical reality and at the same time imbued with a sense of cosmic unity. It is as if the self were floating in an ocean of connections that extends into the infinite vastness of the universe. The perception of the “remote viewer” becomes the vehicle of an inner unfolding that goes far beyond what we have ever been able to grasp with our physical eyes.
But with this realization also comes reverence for the infinity into which the observer is immersed. Consciousness becomes elastic, expands, nestles into a universe full of possibilities that suddenly seems alive and familiar. The unique realization that space and time are illusions reveals the essence of being: the mind can be everywhere and nowhere, simultaneously limited and unlimited. Remote Viewing allows the viewer to experience an indescribable sublimity and a deep humility in the face of the unfathomable.
But the power of this journey takes its toll. We dive deep into the vast plains of the mind, risking blurring the boundaries between here and there. Reality expands, changes shape, until it seems like a dream, having only returned from contact with the unknown. Some remote viewers report spiritual enlightenment, others report loneliness and a sense of oppression. This experience shows the immense power of consciousness, but also its fragility in the face of the infinite vastness it penetrates.
Remote viewing reveals that the mind never has to be fully anchored in the here and now. It is the bridge between worlds, the link between the hidden and the experienced. For those who embark on this journey, consciousness becomes a gateway – a gateway that only those who are willing to face the mysteries of the universe and to experience themselves in a way that goes far beyond what we consider “human” can pass through.
What is reality and what is reality?
In my life, I have often thought about the difference between reality and reality. While reality is what we experience in a given moment – the water in my glass – reality is the bigger picture that often goes unnoticed. I invite you to join me on this mental journey and explore the deeper meaning of these two concepts. Let's find out together how we can enrich our lives by understanding and engaging with reality.
2. The illusion of reality.
The glass of water.
When I think of the glass of water that I draw from the ocean, I realize how often I have overstated the contents of this glass. It is a small, limited section of an immeasurable whole. In my daily thoughts, worries and experiences, I have clung to this glass as if it were the only measure of my life. But while I focus on the water – on my family, my job, my friendships – I unconsciously block out the infinite depth of the ocean. I have lost myself in the illusion of reality, with a limited understanding of what is real. This glass of water seems so important to me that I often forget that behind it lies an expansive world that I can only guess at.
I pay attention to what is in my glass and forget that I am part of a much larger structure. I experience moments when I lose myself in thought and question my reality. But it is these painful insights that show me that I can be much more than just what I fantasize in my glass. The urge to lift the glass and look at it has often made me linger, while the water in it lives and flows, but I haven't thought enough about what lies outside of it. The glass is like a prison that confines me to a place where I feel safe, but far from true existence.
When I reflect on how the glass shapes my perspective, I become aware of the abundance of all that I do not recognize. The questions that rumble deep within me are often uncomfortable. I have learned to ignore them often, to banish them from my mind like unwanted guests. But the more I try to push them away, the louder they get. Ultimately, I decided to face these questions and welcome them like trusted friends who want to show me the way to a greater reality. By acknowledging the flood of these thoughts, I can begin to look at the water in the glass in a new way and realize that the ocean is still there – untouched and always ready to be discovered.
The ocean of reality.
The ocean of reality symbolizes for me all the possibilities that go beyond my understandable and tangible life. It is the place where events and experiences exist that go beyond the scope of my previous understanding. The more I dive into the deep waters of this ocean, the more I realize that my reality is just an illusion that I have created for myself. There are countless stories and emotions hidden in this ocean. The vastness of the water is overwhelming and crushing at the same time, and I feel that I am not alone in it.
I realize that the ocean is alive, full of secrets waiting to be discovered. As I open up to it, I experience a state of being that goes far beyond the very human experiences I know from my glass. There are no boundaries here, no fixed contours – only the flowing and becoming of all that is. In this ocean, I come to terms with the essence of what I have considered to be reality and accept that I am part of a much larger whole. Here the beauty and chaos of life reveals itself, which I ignored for a long time because I concentrated too much on the limited image I created for myself.
The water of the ocean reflects the light of the stars, which in turn shows the potential and dreams that have always been within me. I experience the feeling of freedom that only immersing myself in this truth can bring. The ocean of reality is my invitation to explore it, to let myself be carried away by its currents and waves, and ultimately to question the illusion of the simple glass of water. It is time to embark on this journey of discovery and recognize the values that are hidden in the depths of my existence.
3. The focus on the immediate.
The distraction of everyday life.
In my daily life, I often find myself held captive by the smallest distractions. The sound of my cell phone alarm, the constant availability of messages and the wide range of entertainment options mean that I am more concerned with the water in my glass than with the ocean of reality that surrounds me. These distractions, which I consider to be commonplace and unavoidable, captivate my attention and prevent me from recognizing deeper truths about myself and the world around me. I often forget that there is a greater dimension hidden behind this fluff of information and entertainment. The more I engage with it, the more I get caught up in a whirlpool of routine and superficiality.
I have found that I often flee from the challenges and deep questions of life by immersing myself in the distractions of everyday life. The usual perspectives capture my mind and stifle any urge for reflection. As I contemplate these distractions, I become more and more aware of how valuable moments of silence and reflection are. In such moments, I begin to recognize the deeper predator circling around my attention. It is this urge to truly grasp and understand the things I experience that tempts me to look beyond the present moment.
The dire consequences of these distractions have not escaped me. I have often seen precious opportunities slip away – opportunities to grow, to develop, and to grasp the full potential of life. By focusing on the immediate, I block out the profound, often challenging truths that could help me to live fully. It is becoming increasingly clear to me that what I perceive as reality is merely a fraction of the entire ocean of reality that eludes me as long as I do not protect myself from the distractions of everyday life.
Narrow perspective.
The narrow perspective I have maneuvered myself into is another symptom of these distractions. I often find myself trapped in a narrow tunnel where the water in my glass is the only reference. This leads to my barely recognizing the diversity of possibilities and the infinite connections that exist between people and experiences. This narrow view is not only painful, but also prevents me from appreciating the depth and beauty of life. I think of all the moments when I have lost myself in my own thoughts and worries instead of opening up to and exploring what I don't understand.
Every time I focus on what is happening right in front of me, I feel like I am shutting down my senses to the wonders around me. Something inside me senses that there is more than the routine: more beauty, more challenges and more opportunities for insight. The world then appears to me like a silent ocean in which I risk drowning if I don't find the courage to dive in and face the currents of the unknown. It is as if I were surrounded by a protective but stifling glass that gives me security but at the same time separates me from the fullness of life.
When I begin to question this narrow perspective and expand the boundaries of my thinking, my horizons begin to broaden. These changes are not always easy and do not happen overnight, but it is the first step to truly grasp the multitude of experiences and insights that life offers. I learn that the ocean of reality awaits me, ready to receive me and draw me into its infinite depths when I am finally ready to leave the water in my glass behind.
4. The unseen forces at work.
The lurking presence.
In the depths of my being, I feel it – this lurking presence that always circles around me, like a predator that shows patience and persistence. Sometimes we ignore it because our focus is on the water in our glass, the familiar everyday life that makes us feel safe. But one day we realize that there is much more than this limited view. This presence is not malicious; it is a reminder of the things we have suppressed and ignored, the voices and images we do not want to see. It is just waiting for me to open my eyes and give it the attention it deserves.
This presence seems to be some kind of consciousness or intuition that reminds me of things that are beyond my immediate perception. It is as if I am standing in a dense fog that shows only a small part of reality. I often wondered what it was trying to tell me – was it a call to be brave and confront the petrifications of my mind? If I dared to step just a little further into this fog, I might be able to glimpse the full expanse of the ocean hidden behind my limited field of vision.
The lurking presence challenges me to confront my deepest fears and doubts. I feel it as a force that does not want to let go of me – not out of hatred or discomfort, but out of a deep longing for me to finally recognize what it means to live life in its entirety. By accepting this challenge, I allow myself to enter the uncharted territory of my inner ocean and perhaps find the answers I have been searching for so long.
The whispering voices.
In this introspective journey, I am often accompanied by whispering voices – fragments of thoughts and memories that hit my consciousness like gentle waves. These voices are not always clear or distinct; sometimes what I hear is mixed with the worries and anxieties of my everyday life. But behind this noise lies an answer waiting to be heard. They are the faint memories of experiences that I thought were impossible and of truths that I tried to avoid.
Somewhere inside me, I sense that these whispering voices do not want to harm me. They are companions on my journey, helping me to recognize the facets of my life that I have overlooked so far. These voices remind me of the beauty and pain that lie in reality, and they challenge me to deal with both. When I listen to them, new perspectives unfold that enable me to better understand the complex structure of my life.
When I perceive the whispering voices, I feel a kind of connection to my own past – a connection to the crossroads where I made decisions that shaped my present. Often I realize that these voices are more than just thoughts; they are messages from a part of me that has long been waiting to be recognized. By learning to listen to them, I make the process of understanding what it means to live in the ocean of reality easier – beyond the water in my glass.
These whispering voices are like the gentle breeze that caresses the ocean and forms small waves that spread and dissipate. When I focus my attention on them, I realize that they are not only memories, but also hints of the infinite possibilities that lie ahead. They are the undiscovered paths that open up for me when I have the courage to set aside the water in my glass and delve deeper into the secrets of reality.
5. The suppressed memories and experiences.
The unwanted encounters.
The memories that I suppressed throughout my life are like shadows that have haunted me wherever I went. These unwanted encounters, which often haunted me in the middle of the night, repeatedly take me to the edge of my own perception. They are sensations that I can no longer ignore, and yet I was so trained to reject them as part of an unrealistic fantasy. In those moments, it felt like I was fighting an invisible enemy that came closer and closer the more I tried to deny it. These memories are more than just fragments of my past; they are a gateway to a deeper truth that I had never allowed myself to accept.
I remember nocturnal experiences that left me with many questions. What are these entities that circle around me? What lessons are they trying to teach me? Often I felt fear, but over time I learned to interpret these feelings as signs of something more important. I felt the energy, the rush of the ocean beyond my glass, and every time I tried to repress these memories, the predator only became hungrier. It became clear to me that these unwanted encounters were not there to harm me, but to put me on a path of understanding and self-knowledge.
