The Psychology of Remote Viewing

While researching the unity of the collective unconscious Carl Jung discovered that it performs two important functions: (1) the congruence of individual symbols and mythologies and (2) the phenomena of extra-sensory perception. (CW 16 par. 254) In his first book Jung & Remote Viewing Dr. David Shaver addressed Carl Jung’s concept of synchronicity to reveal how extra-sensory perception arises from the interaction of mind and matter. Now in The Psychology of Remote Viewing Dr. Shaver explores the development of consciousness by revealing how extra-sensory information transfers from the unconscious into conscious awareness. Beginning with the structure of the mind and highlighting the different ways the conscious and unconscious minds function The Psychology of Remote Viewing draws upon insights from psychoanalysis philosophy and art to provide a psychologically comprehensive overview of the remote viewing process.