A remote viewer named Joe McMoneagle sat quietly in his office with his eyes closed to remote view a far distant location. An experimenter stood at the site. McMoneagle received no instructions but the coordinates of the scene. He just focused on seeing in his mind what the experimenter was seeing. McMoneagle meditated for a time and began to receive images. He sketched this scene.
McMoneagle’s eyes and brain could not have seen this windmill farm. He could only have experienced it if his mind was not in his brain and there was no space in the underlying reality of our world. We can see things far distant from us by just intending to do so.
