Stewart Edwards: 7 books

I decided to try remote viewing to see if there was anything in it, and whether I could do it. So for six months I read, interacted and tried, and this book shows the real life results for a beginner who has self learnt as best he can the techniques once used and now declassified by the US military....

If you are a fellow beginner at Remote Viewing using the CRV method then you might find this book about my own learning journey to be a useful signpost for you. If you are a scientist investigating remote viewing you might find the data that I provide on my session results helpful in understanding...

A reclusive self-made millionaire, finds that his carefully constructed life is torn apart by the disappearance of his daughter, and the death of his two closest friends. Fighting to come to terms with these changes in his life, he looks for answers and it soon becomes apparent that he is both being...

The third instalment of a real life journey through the world of learning to remote view, with session data, thoughts, insights and analysis. This volume contains detailed thoughts and analysis of the United Kingdoms declassified remote viewing papers, as well as a playful challenge and shows the journey of getting to grips with meaningful databasing.

This book is about our very survival. It is a reflective look at the type of people we have become and about where we are going. In short this book is about you, an individual human being and how you fit into the bigger picture of life. We start by examining the sort of people we really are,...

This little book is designed to get you to think hard. It will hopefully cause you to challenge your beliefs and to find ways to help you develop your own intuitive skills. By intuitive skills I mean things like, ‘your policeman’s gut feeling’, and ‘your sixth sense of stuff that is going...

From reading an Economist article that suggested that it is still a difficult problem to find submarines I offer a theoretical solution that could be effective, combining the skills of remote viewing with mathematics, big data and oceanography. Assuming that the inherent limitations with remote viewing...