Associative Remote Viewing (ARV)
Referenced in 3 episodes
Definition
A precognition technique in which each possible future outcome (such as a team winning or losing) is linked to a photo or object. A viewer describes the photo they will be shown later, which is used to predict the real-world outcome.
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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.
Applied Precognition with Jon Knowles (4K Reboot)
New Thinking AllowedOct 8, 2026
Remote viewer Jon Knowles, co-author with Debra Lynn Katz of the book 'Associative Remote Viewing,' explains how psychic precognition has been used to win lottery prizes and predict sports outcomes. He compares binary and unitary ARV methods, describes his own techniques for psychically perceiving pick-3 and pick-4 lottery numbers, and talks about his unusual position as a Marxist materialist in a field shaped by military intelligence. The conversation also covers suspected hidden government psychic programs, the CIA-funded Stargate project, and possible links between telepathy, UFO beings, and artificial consciousness.
How Remote Viewing & The Gateway Process Shattered a Memory Champion’s Worldview | Nelson Dellis
Third Eye DropsSep 25, 2026
Multi-time U.S. Memory Champion Nelson Dellis describes how a vague online job ad led to him being secretly trained in associative remote viewing to predict stock market moves for a trading firm whose CEO later went to prison. He recounts a striking hit where he sketched a breaching whale without knowing the target, and a Gateway retreat at the Monroe Institute where he claims to have perceived a hidden four-digit number in another room. He and host discuss the history of the Stargate program, out-of-body experiences, and the esoteric roots of memory techniques, including the Ars Notoria and Giordano Bruno.