Case #4: Business Intelligence with Remote Viewing
- Marco Schlimpert
- Jul 22
- 8 min read
Updated: 3 hours ago
How to Access Hidden Information and Develop Systematic Decision Advantages
Business Intelligence beyond data, figures, and algorithms – from historical intelligence projects to modern applications in systemic constellations
Or: What Nature Teaches Us Humans
Why can migratory birds navigate thousands of kilometers and know exactly where to fly?
How can bats perform such acrobatic flight maneuvers in twilight?
How do whales orient themselves in the ocean and communicate across thousands of kilometers?
What is the invisible force that lifts aircraft wings and enables flight
Have you ever wondered what lies beyond the world visible to humans? Imagine that humans also possess abilities similar to those of the animals mentioned above: Remote Viewing.
Remote Viewing – the ability to perceive information about distant or hidden targets without using known physical senses – opens fascinating possibilities. This method allows you to transcend the boundaries of ordinary perception and access information that normally remains hidden.
In this guide, you'll learn what you need: It's your intuition. I'm not talking about the gut feeling we sometimes have when making decisions, but rather the phenomenon of spontaneous inspiration, non-local intuition. Knowledge that we don't know where it comes from, yet it's suddenly there. The interesting news: You can train this type of intuition like a muscle and thereby elevate your perception to a new level. Thus, you expand your consciousness for dimensions that you may not have known before. Prepare to discover a world beyond your current imagination.
The History of Remote Viewing: From Military Project to Practical Application
Remote Viewing has deep historical roots. Already in antiquity, Egyptians, Greeks, and Chinese documented cases of people with perceptual abilities that went far beyond what we know from everyday experiences. These early reports, though often mystically interpreted, laid the foundation for modern practice.
In the 20th century, this perceptual phenomenon received a name – "Remote Viewing" – and scientific attention during the Cold War. Intelligence agencies like the CIA and KGB invested significant resources in researching psychic phenomena. The most famous example is the Stargate Project at Stanford Research Institute, in cooperation with the CIA and DIA.
What made the Stargate Project so significant? The US government researched the phenomenon of Remote Viewing under strictly secret conditions from the 1970s to the 1990s with a budget of approximately $20 million. Senior researchers developed systematic methods of "Coordinate Remote Viewing" (CRV). Participants received target coordinates of objects and had to collect, interpret, and sketch their sensory impressions. The project delivered statistically significant results in military intelligence.
Around the same time, the method of systemic constellation developed in Germany, primarily applied in private and therapeutic contexts. It builds on these results and offers a structured framework that significantly increases the probability and precision of these intuitive perceptual abilities. It is thus a pragmatic tool for complex decision situations and delivers more reliable results than were possible in the Stargate Project at that time. Over time, this method also evolved into corporate contexts, initially for visualizing organizational relationships, and ultimately for strategic management and corporate foresight.
The Science Behind the Phenomenon
Wouldn't humans be human if they didn't absolutely want to know how this phenomenon comes about? We now enter a borderland of scientific research that goes far beyond the known.
Remote Viewing operates at the intersection of psychology, neuroscience, and quantum physics. It is based on the assumption that human consciousness extends beyond the boundaries of the five senses.
Already 400 years ago, René Descartes postulated that mind and body are separate. Thus emerged Cartesian science, the basis for today's scientific research. Federico Faggin, physicist and inventor of the microchip, neural networks, and touchscreen, researched the question of consciousness. His postulate: Consciousness lies outside the brain and is represented through the quantum field.
Michael Egnor, neuroscientist and neurosurgeon, confirms this postulate through his experiments on epilepsy patients who had their left and right hemispheres separated as a cure for epilepsy. These "split-brain" patients continued to lead normal lives after this operation: Consciousness is not anchored in the brain and can access non-local information – information that is not located within our body.
Non-locality is now also the central theory from quantum physics: Particles can be "entangled" across great distances and influence each other. Some researchers suspect that consciousness functions according to similar principles and enables perceptions across distances.
Regardless of how advanced scientific research currently is, and whether this phenomenon can actually be explained this way or not – the fact is: There are so many documentations worldwide about this phenomenon, it exists. Perhaps it will only take a few more years or decades until this phenomenon is also scientifically explainable. Just like quantum entanglement, the spooky connection between two particles, which Nobel Prize winner Anton Zeilinger actually proved 60 years after the first quantum mechanical theories. One can use the phenomenon today – with proven techniques.
Neuroscientific studies show that certain brainwave patterns – particularly alpha waves (8-13 Hz) and theta waves (4-8 Hz) – are associated with enhanced intuition and extrasensory perception. Meditation and other consciousness-altering techniques can promote these brain states and strengthen Remote Viewing abilities.
Essential Techniques for Enhancing Remote Viewing Abilities
Developing Remote Viewing abilities requires mastering fundamental techniques:
1. "Cool-Down" - wind down: Achieve a deeply relaxed state through meditation, breathing exercises, or progressive muscle relaxation. Nature walks with peripheral perception can also be helpful. The goal is to calm the mind and open it to intuitive inspirations.
2. Prepare yourself in a relaxed manner: In systemic constellation work, deep listening exercises serve as preparation. In groups of three, one person speaks about an issue or concern while the others focus exclusively on their bodily sensations – not on the words. After a period of stillness, the two listeners reflect on their physical sensations as well as images that came into their minds during the stillness. Binaural beats or ambient sounds can enhance relaxation and synchronize brainwave patterns.
3. Limit your alcohol intake: Alcohol consumption significantly reduces intuitive perception. Alcohol alters brainwave patterns and disturbs those alpha and theta states that are essential for Remote Viewing. For optimal results, you should abstain from alcohol for at least 48 hours before a session.
4. Conduct the constellation process systematically: Once the group is relaxed, the actual process of systemic constellation – guided by a trained constellation facilitator – can begin. Representatives take their positions and embody various system elements, making hidden dynamics visible.
Overcoming Challenges
Analytical Interference: The conscious mind often tries to interpret impressions immediately. Practice not evaluating what you experience and letting impressions flow freely. Look at things as if with the eyes of a child. The subconscious often communicates in abstract or symbolic images.
Doubt and Skepticism: Both inner and outer skepticism is natural. Keep a detailed journal of your sessions and note precise perceptions. Over time, you will recognize patterns of your perceptions and their meanings, improving your hit rate. This journal is like a vocabulary book – it translates your sensations and experiences into the reality of the business world.
Fully engaged in operational daily business with a head full of thoughts: How do I achieve the "low-thought" state? A breakthrough moment in meditation for me was when I acknowledged arising thoughts and told them they were not helpful in that moment. Immediately, the thoughts disappeared.
Practical Applications
Remote Viewing is not limited to esoteric practices – it has concrete application areas:
Military and Intelligence Services: During the Cold War, remote viewers were used for intelligence gathering on foreign military installations and for locating missing persons. Numerous declassified documents attest to their successful contributions.
Archaeology: Remote viewers assist in locating ancient sites and artifacts, complementing traditional research methods.
Industrial Applications: I have developed this methodology for industrial applications and thereby created a new form of Business Intelligence that goes beyond conventional data analysis. Here are six concrete application areas:
Strategic Management and Planning: Which of the developed strategies will actually work? Before millions are invested in new business areas, various strategic options can be "tested" and their probability of success made visible.
Budgeting: Is the budget sufficiently ambitious and realistically achievable? Budget influencing factors can be quickly determined, business scenarios simulated, and their impacts assessed without lengthy Excel analyses.
Performance Enhancement in Production Facilities: As in a US chemical plant mentioned in another blog, hidden causes of quality problems or equipment downtime can be identified that are not detectable through conventional data analysis.
Change Management: Resistance and energies in change processes are recognized early and can be addressed specifically. What obstacles exist in the change project and how can employees be brought along?
Innovation Management: Which products will be successful in the market? Before expensive development cycles are started, the market potential of new innovations can be systemically evaluated.
Mergers & Acquisitions: In corporate takeovers and mergers, cultural fit, hidden synergies, and potential integration hurdles can be recognized early before billion-dollar investments are made.
Concrete case studies of these applications can be found in the blogs on my homepage.
Expert Tips For Practice
Breaking Out of the Hamster Wheel of Operational Daily Business: The most important success factor is stepping out of the hectic pace of everyday life. Relaxation is not luxury, but an essential part of the solution. Consciously integrate moments of stopping and pausing into your daily professional life.
The 15-Minute Rule: Just 15 minutes of daily reflection time is sufficient to significantly increase your perceptual abilities. Schedule this consciously in your calendar – treat it like an important business appointment with yourself. During this time, you can come to rest and gain access to subtler information levels.
Regular Practice and Meditation or Mindfulness Practice: Like any skill, Remote Viewing requires consistent practice. These techniques develop the necessary openness and strengthen your overall receptivity to subtle perceptions. Through regular pausing, you create space for insights that would be lost in operational stress. I recommend the Silva Mind Control Method by José Silva for people who have difficulty calming their thoughts.
Question for you: When did you last eat ice cream? What flavor was it and how did it taste? Describe this as precisely as possible. If you can't remember: It's high time you become more mindful!
Openness and Curiosity: We humans like to be confirmed in our mental maps. That's why we love surrounding ourselves with people who share the same opinion. The greatest challenge in being human, however, is allowing ourselves to be irritated in our own thought patterns. Only this way does something new emerge. Approach each session with a "beginner's mind," free from preconceptions and expectations. This attitude enables you to remain open to all arising impressions without distorting them through evaluations.
The Next Step In Your Remote Viewing Journey
Remote Viewing offers a fascinating way to explore the possibilities of the human mind and body perception. From historical roots to scientific foundations, it bridges the gap between the known and unknown. It invites us to expand our perception and access further levels of consciousness.
Your next steps: Integrate the described techniques into your regular practice. The more you delve into the world of intuition, the more skilled you will become in accessing and interpreting information beyond your immediate senses.
Remember: Remote Viewing is as much a journey as it is a destination. Approach the process with patience, curiosity, and an open mind. As you develop your abilities, you will discover new dimensions of perception and gain a deeper understanding of the interconnected nature of consciousness. You will be surprised by what insights you "suddenly" receive, and how problems "dissolve into thin air."
The method of systemic constellation uses these principles in a clearly structured process and thus makes them usable for complex business decisions. This gives the method its legitimacy in business – a place shaped by numbers, data, and facts. However, the greatest power lies not in numbers, data, facts, but in the intuitive insights that come spontaneously.
Of course, it's impossible to justify a decision by saying: "I felt it" or "It just came to me." Rather, it requires a systematic approach that leads to valid results due to its methodology. Thus, systemic constellation is not only a deeply researched but also pragmatic approach of intuitive Business Intelligence that transfers the insights of the Stargate Project into modern leadership: You solve questions and problems in 90 minutes that would take weeks with conventional methods – if that is even sufficient.
Are you ready for the next step?
Discover how remote viewing systemic constellation can solve concrete challenges in your company. As an experienced transformation expert and leadership mentor, I support you in opening new dimensions of perception and developing breakthrough solutions.
Together, we create "Clarity beyond Strategy".
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