Associative Remote Viewing
Referenced in 2 episodes
Definition
A technique co-authored by Debra Katz and Jon Knowles that focuses on linking specific perceptual information with anticipated outcomes in various domains like sports and finance.
Related episodes
Associative Remote Viewing with Debra Lynne Katz (4K Reboot)
New Thinking AllowedOct 15, 2026
Psychologist Jeffrey Mishlove talks with Dr. Debra Lynne Katz, co-author of a nearly 800-page book on Associative Remote Viewing (ARV), a method that uses psychic perception of future photos to predict sports, election, and market outcomes. Katz describes striking successes, such as early ARV teams making over $100,000, alongside costly failures like Project Firefly, which lost about $55,000 in Forex trades. She also warns that outside groups are now recruiting remote viewers under punitive non-disclosure agreements, threatening the field's tradition of open research.
Inside a Russian Psychokinesis Cult with Nancy du Tertre
New Thinking AllowedAug 17, 2026
Attorney, psychic, and remote viewer Nancy du Tertre describes a 2019 trip to St. Petersburg, Russia, for psychokinesis training that turned into an isolating, cult-like ordeal of mind control tactics. She recounts sabotaged long-distance PK experiments, paper spirals spinning on their own, and a founder worshipped as 'the wizard' who was later reported to have died fleeing police over child sexual abuse allegations. She compares the institute to a Russian version of the Jeffrey Epstein situation and warns that the same mind control methods are now being used on society through social media and AI.