What Is Remote Viewing?
Remote Viewing is an advanced communication skill in which a viewer displaces a portion of their awareness to a non-local location — the target — and collects relevant information about it.
The target isn’t restricted to the confines of space and time, and encompasses a wide range of people, places, or things.
“If one thing can be remote viewed, then all things can be remote viewed.”
Remote Viewers are blind to the target and operate within a set of protocols that give the mind a framework in which to function.
A Lineage Worth Protecting
The HRVG methodology traces its roots to the U.S. Army Special Forces intelligence arena, shaped by military reporting formats and years of disciplined fieldwork. On August 26, 1996, the Hawaiʻi Remote Viewersʻ Guild was founded in Honolulu by Glenn Wheaton and his co-founders to teach that method openly.
The first class met in Honolulu after a single introductory lecture — eleven students out of a room of about fifty. From there the Guild settled into a tradition it kept for years: two classroom meetings a week, disciplined practice, and honest feedback. Graduates went on to teach, research, and carry the method well beyond the islands.
The rest of the story? Some of it stays in the lodge.
HRVG Enigma — Looking Glass
We are a lodge of HRVG Enigma, a 501(c)(10) fraternal organization, formed in support of HRVG graduates — a place to continue their training and development in the method.
Two meetings a week
A steady rhythm of gathering, working, and reviewing together.
Practice targets
Regular targets with feedback so skills stay sharp and honest.
Additional training
Structured development beyond the core curriculum.
Instructor mentorship
Guidance from HRVG instructors who have walked the path.
Research & development
Deep inquiry into consciousness-related topics and a deeper understanding of the HRVG methodology.
Like-minded company
A place to come under, carry the field forward, and belong.