The 12 Principles of Remote Viewing Book By Cneter Lane Books - Body of Harmony Books The 12 Principles of Remote Viewing Book By Cneter Lane Books

The 12 Principles of Remote Viewing Book By Cneter Lane Books - Body of Harmony Books The 12 Principles of Remote Viewing Book By Cneter Lane Books

The 12 Principles of Remote Viewing: A Clear Guide to the Foundations of the Remote Viewing Method
By The Center Lane Project | Jana Rogge, John P. Stahler, Lily Fowler, Jon Noble & Hakim Isler

What exactly is remote viewing — and what makes it fundamentally different from every other form of ESP? The 12 Principles of Remote Viewing answers that question with rare clarity and precision. This compact yet authoritative 50-page guide distills the essential foundations of the remote viewing method into twelve defining principles, offering readers the clearest, most concise introduction to the field available anywhere. Whether you are a curious newcomer, a developing student, or a seasoned practitioner looking to sharpen your theoretical grounding, this book delivers the definitions, distinctions, and conceptual framework that serious remote viewing demands.

Endorsed by the field's foremost authorities, Harold E. Puthoff, Ph.D. — co-founder of the CIA and DoD-sponsored remote viewing program at SRI-International — calls it "a clear, concise and definitive introduction to the RV subject," while Paul H. Smith, Ph.D., longest-serving military and civilian CRV trainer, notes that it "goes a long way to reducing the confusion about what remote viewing really is." Published by Center Lane Books, this is the essential reference for anyone serious about understanding the true nature of remote viewing.

Jana Rogge is a German researcher, author, and operational remote viewer who serves as President of the Center Lane Project and Senior Advisor to MK Advisors, where she leads R&D on remote viewing and ESP applications with global defense and intelligence affiliations. Trained in CRV, ERV, and TRV under an elite roster of teachers — including Paul H. Smith, Bill Ray, Pam Coronado, and Angela Thompson Smith — she won the IRVA/iRiS research award in 2022 for her research on data correctness in CRV sessions. She is a licensed CRV instructor, Editor-in-Chief of Gestalt magazine, and co-editor of The Foundations of Controlled Remote Viewing, and is a member of the International Remote Viewing Association, the Parapsychological Association, and the Society of Scientific Exploration.