SEER: 30 Years of Remote Viewing ...and Counting

This Kindlebook that is Seer; 30 Years of Remote Viewing and Counting by Angela Thompson Smith covers some of the authors engaging and rich/accomplished professional journey through multiple parts of the United States and England. Thompson discusses her a multiple number of her remote viewing assignments with great pride. She also opens her heart by discussing some of what was going on her life via both the up/good times and challenges time. I also found it inspiring to see some of what she shared because she successfully juggled her remote viewing work assignments with fervor while navigating various stages of her life.

This diary format gives some insight into the development of remote viewing and the International Remote Viewing Association. Some people will prefer this format rather than the format of chapters with topics. It covers a variety of topics.

Loved to read almost a diary of what is happening if I were a talented remote viewer. I learned a lot.

This is an interesting book that allows one to see the work that talented people are doing in the area of RV.

Insightful, in depth.

We are living at a time when mankind is realizing that there is infinite potential to what we can achieve as a collective. Dr. Angela T. Smith’s body of work integrates a Science meets Spirit approach to solving complex problems coupled with realizing a multidimensional existence. Dr. Smith shares journal entries, case studies, personal experience, and humanitarian contributions in her newest book SEER: 30 years of Remote Viewing and Counting. I agree with Ingo Swann~Angela is a visionary of our time. She is a gifted teacher who is kind, patient and pushes her students to their fullest capabilities. I attended her CRV/Fusion Remote Viewing class in the Fall of 2015 to have the experiential data first hand to say remote viewing is an excellent skill or “tool” to utilize in your work.Denise McDermott M.D., Diplomate Adult and Child Psychiatry

Absolutely fascinating read!

Lots of fascinating accounts of an extraordinary and talented remote viewer in an easy to read journal style. I liked the fact that she is a PhD and brings level headed reporting of her experiences. Makes you realise how remote viewers are used a lot more in the world than you might think.