An independent team of professional remote viewers

Remote viewing, applied to questions analysis can't answer.

We practice Operational Precognitive Remote Viewing (OPRV) — taking on any serious question our intuition says yes to. We'll tell you honestly if yours isn't a fit.

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How the work unfolds

Questions. Explorations. Answers.

An Intuitive Forecasting session — love is the field, a shared space opens, six viewers each catch a piece, the analyst assembles them into a hexagram of overlaps ? an opening a place a turning point a person a focus area a pattern a connection a future event

Past projects have included law enforcement · intelligence work · future-event foresight · engineering solutions · creative direction

What clients say

Trusted by leaders facing hard questions.

Most of our work is confidential. The quotes below are shared with permission, with names and details withheld to protect client questions and contexts.

“This team's work seems to have prevented a very concerning potential future event.”
— Anonymous client
“Helped us figure out which of two technologies would be most useful for us.”
— Anonymous client
“Gave us new ideas about how to solve an old problem.”
— Anonymous client
What we do
What we do

Some problems can't be solved by looking at the past.

Analysis is excellent at a constrained class of predictable problems. Machine learning is better still. But there's a whole category of questions where neither can help — and that's where we come in.

Where analysis works

Questions with stable inputs and a traceable past: "If the temperature is X in location Y, what will energy usage be?" Analysis — classical or ML-assisted — is the right tool, and it's used every day in science, engineering, security, healthcare, law enforcement, and business.

Where it doesn't

Questions about genuinely novel, unpredictable, or hidden-information futures. We call these crystal-ball questions. For example:

  • What surprise world event next year is not currently on our radar?
  • What emotional state will a key decision-maker be in two months from now?
  • Which emerging AI startups will most positively shape daily life in five years?
  • What is our organization currently ignoring that we should be addressing?
  • Where will a missing person or perpetrator be found?

Why this works. Precognition — the ability to perceive information about future events that cannot be predicted through ordinary means — has been tested in controlled studies and performs above chance across multiple labs and decades. It's a practiced skill, not a guess. See the research →

How a project runs
How it works

A quiet, structured process — in five steps.

We use the Operational Precognitive Remote Viewing (OPRV) framework. You don't need to explain your project to the viewers — you don't even need to name it.

  1. Reach out

    Tell us you're curious. We'll send a short questionnaire about your potential project. If it might be a fit, we'll schedule a consultation.

  2. Consultation

    You can reveal your problem, concern, or goal — or describe it vaguely, whichever you prefer. Both methods work. We'll help you shape the query and give you a project estimate.

  3. Decide together

    If both sides agree it's a fit, we move forward to scoping the project together. If either of us decides it isn't, we part friends — no charge for the conversation.

  4. The viewing

    Our team uses the OPRV framework to access intuitive information about your question. Viewers don't consciously know anything about your area of interest while they work.

  5. Analysis & debrief

    Our Team Lead, Julia Ashley, synthesizes the sessions, identifies commonalities, and writes a summary. You debrief with her directly.

See what a session looks like
From the sessions

This is what the work actually looks like.

Every project produces pages of notes and sketches. Raw viewer impressions get structured, cross-referenced, and synthesized into the summary you eventually read. A few redacted examples:

Handwritten session notes describing target properties in OPRV notation
Stage 2 notes — target impressions, sensory descriptors.
Session sketch with annotated impressions
Mid-session sketch with aesthetic impressions.
Element-of-interest sketches with meaning annotations
Element-of-interest analysis — "what is the importance of this element?"
Structural sketch from a remote viewing session
Structural impressions from a stage 3 sketch.
Working notes from an OPRV session
Working notes during synthesis.

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How we're paid
How we're paid

Your project funds the science.

Intuitive Forecasting works in support of Applied Love Labs — the 501(c)(3), founded by our own Julia Mossbridge, that builds science-informed tools and experiences around unconditional love. Their research underpins our practice. Project donations flow there. Applied Love Labs is a registered 501(c)(3) public charity · EIN 84-2570591.

How it works
Who we are

A team that loves this work.

We are an independent team of experienced, vetted, and scientifically informed remote viewers. We consider ourselves "positive precogs" — committed to OPRV because of its roots in unconditional love and its insistence on care.

Julia Ashley

Julia Ashley

Team Lead · Analyst · Remote Viewer

Team Lead and Lead Analyst at Intuitive Forecasting. Julia is a Cognitive Explorer and Multidimensional Cartographer mapping the expanding edges of human potential.

Julia Mossbridge

Julia Mossbridge, MA, PhD

Founder · Remote Viewer

Cognitive neuroscientist, author, and published precognition researcher. Founder and Chief Science Officer of Applied Love Labs. Brings rigor and warmth in equal measure.

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Resonance

Resonance

Remote Viewer

OPRV practitioner with a background in non-local awareness. Works anonymously by choice.

Alice Ola

Alice Ola

Remote Viewer

Empathic psychic, tarot reader, hula hooper, mass-scale participatory art creator, chaos magician, universal immigrant, and apparel designer.

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Mariah M.

Mariah M.

Remote Viewer

Clairvoyant Medium, Space Domain Awareness SME, Geo-political Risk Analyst, Cognitive Security Enthusiast, Aspiring Inter-dimensional Interpreter.

The science behind this
The science

Yes, this has been studied. A lot.

Remote viewing has a 50+ year research record — declassified government work, peer-reviewed studies, and ongoing replication attempts. If you're coming to this fresh, start here.

Mossbridge (2022) — Precognition at the boundaries

An invited summary by our founder. Covers what the evidence actually shows, what it doesn't, and where the open questions are. Readable for non-specialists; honest about limitations. The best single entry point into the field.

Read on ResearchGate ↗

The full reading list

Targ & Puthoff's SRI work, the declassified Stargate Program, IONS, Rhine, Bem and the replication literature. Curated with a "why this matters" line for each.

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Common questions
Common questions

The things most people ask before booking.

If you're wondering something that isn't here, ask us directly — we'd rather answer it than have you guess.

What is OPRV?

Operational Precognitive Remote Viewing — a methodology developed by our founder Dr. Julia Mossbridge that combines precognitive remote viewing with the intentional sending of unconditional love to the target. Sessions are typically run before a question is even formulated, which keeps the target genuinely blind and the viewer's impressions independent of any present-moment expectation. Analysts link the recorded sessions to real-world questions afterward. OPRV is used to inspire new lines of inquiry — in intelligence work, scientific problem-solving, engineering, and personal growth — rather than as standalone evidentiary proof. In Mossbridge's published research, viewers reporting strong states of unconditional love achieve measurably higher accuracy.

What's the accuracy rate, honestly?

Above chance, reliably — but never 100%. In controlled studies, remote viewing performs statistically above what you'd expect from guessing, across multiple labs and decades. In our applied work, we find it's most useful alongside analysis, not instead of it — as an additional lens on questions where the usual tools are running out of road. If we think your question is a bad fit, we'll tell you before you pay.

Can I see a sample output?

Happy to share a redacted example under NDA during your consultation. The session sketches above are representative of the raw material; the final product you receive is a written synthesis that weaves those impressions into a readable summary around your question.

What if the answers don't land?

If the consultation tells us the project isn't a fit — on our side or yours — there's no charge. If we do the work and the summary doesn't resonate with you, we'll talk. We don't guarantee truth (no one can), but we do guarantee care, effort, and honesty about what we found and didn't find.

Who are your clients, usually?

Scientists, intelligence analysts, researchers, executives, founders, investigators, and policy advisors — leaders making consequential decisions under uncertainty. The common thread: the question is hard, the stakes are real, and conventional analysis has already been applied.

Is what I share with you confidential?

Yes. You can also choose not to share the specifics of your question with the viewers — the OPRV protocol works either way, because viewers work blind to the target. A mutual NDA is standard on any engagement.

Get in touch
Get in touch

Tell us about your question.

Send us a brief note and we'll reply within a few days. No pressure, no commitment.

What happens next

We'll read your note and reply within 3 business days. If your question sounds like a fit, we'll send a short questionnaire and set up a 30-minute consultation call. If it doesn't, we'll tell you honestly — and where possible, point you somewhere that will.

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