I am going to publish every single remote viewing session and report I ever made. Because I have made that my principle. Regardless of the tasker, target pool, protocol used, effort and time put into a session, or its results. I am usually several months behind on the work of uploading sessions but eventually they will all be there. I did my first RV session in February 2018 and have probably made over a thousand by now.
My remote viewing performance varies a lot depending on what target pool I have used, what protocol I used them under, and how much effort and time I have put into the sessions. Some of the other protocols I have used are under experimental conditions which make remote viewing harder than it needs to be, and in some protocols I have deliberately applied less effort or done quick sessions, which produce a lower remote viewing performance in terms of correlation to the target feedback.
PROPER - Here are some of my best remote viewing work. These are ones where I simply want to do a good job on a target, and usually put in a lot more effort and time on them. These are usually also ones that had a proper tasker who prepared the targets.
PRACTICE - Target pools where I am practicing on further developing the skill on a particular remote viewing detail. Such as practice on drawing human portraits.
MEDIOCRE - Here are reports where I usually do not put in the full effort, usually these here are used for other applications, such as Associative Remote Viewing ARV which only relies on a quick sketch.
EXPERIMENTAL - Quick tests I have done on RV variables, a little bit of playing around on how remote viewing functions, testing out new and different things.
