There is a moment in remote viewing before language.
Before analysis.
Before logic.
Before belief.
A thin edge of contact—where the mind touches something it was never supposed to reach.
This episode of the Future Forecast Podcast was originally published privately for FFG members in November 2024, inside our research archive. We are releasing it today to place its methodology in the hands of those learning the craft.
Dennis Nappi II sits down with elite remote viewer and instructor Nyiam Vendryes to explore that threshold: how target contact forms, stabilizes, and becomes structured intelligence.
The conversation moves beyond theory and into the mechanics of perception itself—inside HRVG (Hawaii Remote Viewers Guild) methodology, where fleeting imagery is trained into repeatable signal, and the subconscious is given architecture.
Nyiam walks through real training examples from his students: first-second visual flashes, sensory matrices, site sketches, and advanced-stage drawings that later resolve into dams, cityscapes, erupting volcanoes, and classified-level world event targets.
They also revisit Nyiam’s 2024 predictive sessions—recorded months in advance—including early election outcome data and assassination-related targets that later materialized in public reality.
Not as prophecy.
As process.
What You’ll Learn
How target contact emerges before conscious interpretation
Why HRVG begins with visual perception, not intuition
How students with no background begin producing accurate site sketches in weeks
The difference between imagination, analytical overlay, and true signal
Why repeated verification alters a viewer’s relationship with time and causality
How future-event targeting actually works—and where it fractures
The psychological cost of repeatedly touching violent or high-impact outcomes before they exist
Key Themes
Perception as an intelligence system
Structure as protection against self-deception
Drawing as a data-capture technology
The discipline of uncertainty
The limits of knowing too early
Why some information changes the observer
About the Guest
Nyiam Vendryes is a professional remote viewer and HRVG instructor known for his work on world-event targets and methodological training. His research focuses on visual cognition in non-local perception and the development of structured tools for independent viewers, including his Target Workbook project.
The Signal Doesn’t End When the Session Does
Remote viewing doesn’t conclude when the pen is set down.
It lingers—in how reality is interpreted, how probability is weighed, how silence is treated as data.
This conversation is not about belief. It is about method. And the quiet discipline required to look at the unknown without demanding it explain itself.
Future Forecasting Group is comprised of the best non-military remote viewing team in the world, with decades of experience and a track record to match.
Disclaimer
The information provided in this podcast and article is for educational and informational purposes only and should not be interpreted as financial, medical, psychological, or legal advice. Remote viewing is a perceptual discipline and does not guarantee accuracy or specific outcomes. Always use critical thinking, conduct your own research, and consult qualified professionals before making decisions based on intelligence, analysis, or personal spiritual practices discussed here.
