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Daz Smith is an internationally recognized remote-viewing researcher, practitioner, author, and educator with decades of experience in the field. He began formal psi training in 1986, discovered remote viewing in 1992, and began practicing it in 1996. 

Smith has worked as both an operational remote viewer and project manager across financial forecasting, cryptocurrency analysis, predictive intelligence, missing-person investigations, experimental research, and historical and esoteric projects. He currently works with Future Forecasting Group and leads Down the Rabbit Hole, an international team conducting blind investigations into historical, scientific, and esoteric mysteries. 

Visit Smith's site to learn more and get in touch.


From Psi Training to Operational Remote Viewing

Before remote viewing, Smith built his working life in visual media as a photographer, graphic designer, artist, and video producer. That foundation in image-making and production carried directly into his session work, and later into the archive of recorded demonstrations and publications that would make him one of the most publicly documented practitioners in the field. His engagement with psi began in 1986, years before the discipline had a public name. He encountered remote viewing in 1992 and began practicing in 1996, taking formal Controlled Remote Viewing training with Leigh Culver in 1997 and going on to advanced operational certification with Coleen Marenich and Lyn Buchanan. After that initial instruction, his development was largely self-directed: decades of sustained practice, thousands of blind sessions, and steady refinement of an approach that eventually became his own.

That approach is FLOW, a contemporary evolution of Ingo Swann's CRV that retains the structural core of the original methodology while integrating refinements drawn from real-world application. Smith describes it as built on Swann's principles but designed to evolve with the practitioner rather than confine them, because remote viewing is not about imitation, it is about integration. Smith entered organized project work in 2001 and has since served as an operational remote viewer and project manager across public and private projects: financial forecasting, cryptocurrency analysis, predictive intelligence, mystery investigations, and more than 250 missing-person cases. He contributed to Farsight's Mysteries Projects alongside Dick Allgire, and today works with Future Forecasting Group, Crypto Viewing, Future Forecasters, and the A Team, while leading Down the Rabbit Hole, an international remote-viewing team producing public investigative work.

Alongside the session record sits an equally substantial publishing record. Smith founded RemoteViewed.com, a long-running public archive of remote-viewing documents and research; publishes Eight Martinis, the field's dedicated magazine; and has authored books including CRV: Controlled Remote Viewing, Remote Viewing Dialogues, Remote Viewing 9/11, and Surfing the Psychic Internet. His reported record extends to thousands of sessions and tens of thousands of hours across thousands of organized projects.

1986-2001

A Fifteen Year Path into Organized Project Work

Smith's path into remote viewing began well before his first session. His engagement with psi dates to 1986, and when he encountered remote viewing in 1992 he approached it as a practitioner rather than a spectator, beginning structured practice in 1996. Formal CRV training gave him the discipline's core structure, but his development after that initial instruction was largely his own: years of independent sessions, blind protocol, feedback comparison, and methodical attention to what worked in operational conditions rather than in theory.

That independent work converged into FLOW, the methodology he now practices and teaches. FLOW retains CRV's structural foundation while building in a progressive philosophy and an emphasis on the individuality of the viewer, treating the methodology as something that adapts to the practitioner over time rather than holding the practitioner to a fixed form. His methods background spans CRV, Natural Remote Viewing, and FLOW. He works today primarily in FLOW.

Training & Mentorship

From Student to FLOW Development

Smith's formal training and certification came through three established figures in the field:

  • Leigh Culver: formal training in Controlled Remote Viewing, 1997
  • Coleen Marenich: advanced operational certification
  • Lyn Buchanan: advanced operational certification and mentoring

Smith names Ingo Swann and the remote viewers of the government's Star Gate program as his formative influences. His working relationships across the field reflect that lineage: his collaborators include Paul H. Smith, Debra Lynne Katz, PhD, Courtney Brown, Lori Williams, Gail Husick, Jon Knowles, PJ Gaenir, Alexis Champion, Angela T. Smith, PhD, Tunde Atunrase, the Hawaii Remote Viewers' Guild, and Dick Allgire with the Future Forecasting Group team.

Professional Career

The Transition into Sustained Project Work

Smith has worked organized remote-viewing projects since 2001. His professional roles span operational remote viewer and project manager across public and private work, with specializations in forecasting, financial and market targets, archaeology and exploration, scientific and experimental research, investigative work, and training and instruction.

He is a member of Future Forecasting Group, Crypto Viewing, Future Forecasters, and the A Team, contributing to the group's recurring forecasting and research programs across geopolitical, cryptocurrency, financial, person, science and technology, and exploratory categories. Within Future Forecasting Group he leads Down the Rabbit Hole, an international team producing public investigative projects, including investigations of the Shroud of Turin, reported structures beneath the pyramid at Giza, and the Ark of the Covenant.

His earlier professional record includes eight years as a viewer on Farsight's Mysteries Projects, nine years contributing data to missing-person investigations with the FIND ME Group, a private project with Paul H. Smith of RVIS in which session data was supplied to the U.S. Army, and commissioned work for private consulting clients.

Building a Public Record

From Working Sessions to a Public Archive

Smith's public record is built on a simple principle: the work should be visible. RemoteViewed.com, the archive he founded, has served for years as a public repository of remote-viewing manuals, historical documents, bibliographies, targets, and session examples, giving newcomers and researchers direct access to primary material rather than secondhand summary.

The same principle runs through his publishing. Eight Martinis, the magazine he publishes and edits, documents projects, methods, and interviews for the wider field, including the public record of his missing-person work. His YouTube channel hosts more than 123 videos of sessions, demonstrations, and discussions, and his interview record reads as a working history of the discipline: Dr. Edwin May, Joe McMoneagle, Dale E. Graff, Nick Cook, Jeffrey Mishlove, Debra Lynne Katz, Pam Coronado, and Courtney Brown have all appeared in conversation with him. Behind the public output sits the practice record it documents: a self-reported lifetime of thousands of sessions, tens of thousands of hours, and participation in thousands of organized projects across three decades.

Selected Work

A Documented Selection of Projects and Fields

Smith's current team work with Future Forecasting Group, Crypto Viewing, Future Forecasters, the A Team, and Down the Rabbit Hole belongs to the groups' internal archives. The entries below document his external project record.


Financial Forecasting & Cryptocurrency Analysis

Future Forecasting Group · Crypto Viewing · Future Forecasters · A Team · Operational remote viewer · Project manager

A recurring area of Smith's organized work covering financial markets, cryptocurrencies, and future-oriented questions, conducted under blind protocol with team comparison and analysis.

View Projects


Down the Rabbit Hole

Future Forecasting Group · Team lead · International remote-viewing team

Public investigative projects under Smith's leadership include the Shroud of Turin, Structures Under the Pyramid, and the Ark of the Covenant, with the team presenting its work in public interviews and podcasts.

View Projects


Farsight Mysteries Projects

2010–2018 · Farsight · Remote viewer · With Dick Allgire on multiple projects · CRV · At least 101 sessions · at least 197 hours

Smith contributed to a sustained series of public projects including Multiple Universes, the Great Pyramid, Oak Island, Phoenix Lights, Roswell, Adolf Hitler, Area 51, Cydonia, JFK, 9/11, Tunguska, Moses and the Ten Commandments, and investigations concerning Mars and the asteroid belt.


Missing Person Investigations

2009–2017 · The FIND ME Group · Remote viewer · CRV · 200+ sessions · 500+ hours

Smith contributed remote-viewing data to more than 250 missing-person projects, with data supplied to law-enforcement organizations.

View Public Record


Hellfire Remote Viewing Club

2012–2026 · Hellfire Remote Viewing Club · Remote viewer · CRV · At least 27 sessions · at least 49 hours

Public projects include the Tic Tac UAPs, Roswell Chips, Council of Nine, Skinwalker Ranch and the Hitchhiker Effect, Whitley Strieber's implant, the Younger Dryas, the Philip Experiment, Kepler-452B, the birth of Reiki, a subterranean ocean, the Varna Man, the New Jersey drones of 2024, and Puma Punku, each published with session video on the Hellfire site.

Visit Website


Remote Viewing Microscopic Organisms

2015 · Research led by Debra Lynne Katz, PhD · Remote viewer · With Debra Lynne Katz · CRV · 1 session · 3 hours

A scientific exploration involving remote viewing of microscopic organisms, published as a public research write-up and a compact example of Smith's participation in experimental work.

View Write-Up


Tanner Dam

2008 · HRVG project with Dick Allgire and Glenn Wheaton · Remote viewer · CRV · 2 sessions

A public HRVG project connected to Smith's later examination of what part, if any, telepathy may play within remote viewing.

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Amelia Earhart

2008 · Mindwise Consulting · Remote viewer · CRV · 2 sessions · 4 hours

A commissioned remote-viewing project concerning Amelia Earhart, with a public client testimonial on record.


U.S. Army Project

2009 · Paul H. Smith / RVIS · Remote viewer · With Paul H. Smith · CRV · 1 session · 2 hours

A private project in which session data was supplied to the U.S. Army. The public record describes the existence and documented scope of the work only.


IRIS Consulting Projects

2011–2012 · IRIS Consulting · Remote viewer · CRV · 6 sessions · 10 hours

Six private sessions across miscellaneous consulting projects, with client, target, and outcome information remaining private.


Teaching & Current Role

Turning Professional Experience into Instruction

Smith mentors ten students per year through an intensive FLOW training program, passing on the methodology he developed from three decades of operational practice. His books and his archive serve as teaching resources in their own right, and his publishing work has made him one of the field's most consistent educators. His current role combines several functions: lead of the Down the Rabbit Hole team within Future Forecasting Group, operational viewer and project manager across the FFG and Crypto Viewing programs, publisher and editor of Eight Martinis, and working mentor to each new cohort of FLOW students.

Appearances & Recognition

Hellfire Remote Viewing Club 

Daz's submitted Hellfire project history includes: 

Selected Media 

Daz's submitted intake includes more than 100 videos hosted by or featuring him, including interviews and discussions with prominent figures in remote viewing. 

Selected appearances include: 

References

Selected Public References Include: 

Biography

Daz Smith is an internationally recognized remote-viewing researcher, practitioner, author, and educator with decades of experience in the field. He began formal psi training in 1986, discovered remote viewing in 1992, and began practicing it in 1996. 

Smith has worked as both an operational remote viewer and project manager across financial forecasting, cryptocurrency analysis, predictive intelligence, missing-person investigations, experimental research, and historical and esoteric projects. He currently works with Future Forecasting Group and leads Down the Rabbit Hole, an international team conducting blind investigations into historical, scientific, and esoteric mysteries. 

Visit Smith's site to learn more and get in touch.


From Psi Training to Operational Remote Viewing

Before remote viewing, Smith built his working life in visual media as a photographer, graphic designer, artist, and video producer. That foundation in image-making and production carried directly into his session work, and later into the archive of recorded demonstrations and publications that would make him one of the most publicly documented practitioners in the field. His engagement with psi began in 1986, years before the discipline had a public name. He encountered remote viewing in 1992 and began practicing in 1996, taking formal Controlled Remote Viewing training with Leigh Culver in 1997 and going on to advanced operational certification with Coleen Marenich and Lyn Buchanan. After that initial instruction, his development was largely self-directed: decades of sustained practice, thousands of blind sessions, and steady refinement of an approach that eventually became his own.

That approach is FLOW, a contemporary evolution of Ingo Swann's CRV that retains the structural core of the original methodology while integrating refinements drawn from real-world application. Smith describes it as built on Swann's principles but designed to evolve with the practitioner rather than confine them, because remote viewing is not about imitation, it is about integration. Smith entered organized project work in 2001 and has since served as an operational remote viewer and project manager across public and private projects: financial forecasting, cryptocurrency analysis, predictive intelligence, mystery investigations, and more than 250 missing-person cases. He contributed to Farsight's Mysteries Projects alongside Dick Allgire, and today works with Future Forecasting Group, Crypto Viewing, Future Forecasters, and the A Team, while leading Down the Rabbit Hole, an international remote-viewing team producing public investigative work.

Alongside the session record sits an equally substantial publishing record. Smith founded RemoteViewed.com, a long-running public archive of remote-viewing documents and research; publishes Eight Martinis, the field's dedicated magazine; and has authored books including CRV: Controlled Remote Viewing, Remote Viewing Dialogues, Remote Viewing 9/11, and Surfing the Psychic Internet. His reported record extends to thousands of sessions and tens of thousands of hours across thousands of organized projects.

1986-2001

A Fifteen Year Path into Organized Project Work

Smith's path into remote viewing began well before his first session. His engagement with psi dates to 1986, and when he encountered remote viewing in 1992 he approached it as a practitioner rather than a spectator, beginning structured practice in 1996. Formal CRV training gave him the discipline's core structure, but his development after that initial instruction was largely his own: years of independent sessions, blind protocol, feedback comparison, and methodical attention to what worked in operational conditions rather than in theory.

That independent work converged into FLOW, the methodology he now practices and teaches. FLOW retains CRV's structural foundation while building in a progressive philosophy and an emphasis on the individuality of the viewer, treating the methodology as something that adapts to the practitioner over time rather than holding the practitioner to a fixed form. His methods background spans CRV, Natural Remote Viewing, and FLOW. He works today primarily in FLOW.

Training & Mentorship

From Student to FLOW Development

Smith's formal training and certification came through three established figures in the field:

  • Leigh Culver: formal training in Controlled Remote Viewing, 1997
  • Coleen Marenich: advanced operational certification
  • Lyn Buchanan: advanced operational certification and mentoring

Smith names Ingo Swann and the remote viewers of the government's Star Gate program as his formative influences. His working relationships across the field reflect that lineage: his collaborators include Paul H. Smith, Debra Lynne Katz, PhD, Courtney Brown, Lori Williams, Gail Husick, Jon Knowles, PJ Gaenir, Alexis Champion, Angela T. Smith, PhD, Tunde Atunrase, the Hawaii Remote Viewers' Guild, and Dick Allgire with the Future Forecasting Group team.

Professional Career

The Transition into Sustained Project Work

Smith has worked organized remote-viewing projects since 2001. His professional roles span operational remote viewer and project manager across public and private work, with specializations in forecasting, financial and market targets, archaeology and exploration, scientific and experimental research, investigative work, and training and instruction.

He is a member of Future Forecasting Group, Crypto Viewing, Future Forecasters, and the A Team, contributing to the group's recurring forecasting and research programs across geopolitical, cryptocurrency, financial, person, science and technology, and exploratory categories. Within Future Forecasting Group he leads Down the Rabbit Hole, an international team producing public investigative projects, including investigations of the Shroud of Turin, reported structures beneath the pyramid at Giza, and the Ark of the Covenant.

His earlier professional record includes eight years as a viewer on Farsight's Mysteries Projects, nine years contributing data to missing-person investigations with the FIND ME Group, a private project with Paul H. Smith of RVIS in which session data was supplied to the U.S. Army, and commissioned work for private consulting clients.

Building a Public Record

From Working Sessions to a Public Archive

Smith's public record is built on a simple principle: the work should be visible. RemoteViewed.com, the archive he founded, has served for years as a public repository of remote-viewing manuals, historical documents, bibliographies, targets, and session examples, giving newcomers and researchers direct access to primary material rather than secondhand summary.

The same principle runs through his publishing. Eight Martinis, the magazine he publishes and edits, documents projects, methods, and interviews for the wider field, including the public record of his missing-person work. His YouTube channel hosts more than 123 videos of sessions, demonstrations, and discussions, and his interview record reads as a working history of the discipline: Dr. Edwin May, Joe McMoneagle, Dale E. Graff, Nick Cook, Jeffrey Mishlove, Debra Lynne Katz, Pam Coronado, and Courtney Brown have all appeared in conversation with him. Behind the public output sits the practice record it documents: a self-reported lifetime of thousands of sessions, tens of thousands of hours, and participation in thousands of organized projects across three decades.

Selected Work

A Documented Selection of Projects and Fields

Smith's current team work with Future Forecasting Group, Crypto Viewing, Future Forecasters, the A Team, and Down the Rabbit Hole belongs to the groups' internal archives. The entries below document his external project record.


Financial Forecasting & Cryptocurrency Analysis

Future Forecasting Group · Crypto Viewing · Future Forecasters · A Team · Operational remote viewer · Project manager

A recurring area of Smith's organized work covering financial markets, cryptocurrencies, and future-oriented questions, conducted under blind protocol with team comparison and analysis.

View Projects


Down the Rabbit Hole

Future Forecasting Group · Team lead · International remote-viewing team

Public investigative projects under Smith's leadership include the Shroud of Turin, Structures Under the Pyramid, and the Ark of the Covenant, with the team presenting its work in public interviews and podcasts.

View Projects


Farsight Mysteries Projects

2010–2018 · Farsight · Remote viewer · With Dick Allgire on multiple projects · CRV · At least 101 sessions · at least 197 hours

Smith contributed to a sustained series of public projects including Multiple Universes, the Great Pyramid, Oak Island, Phoenix Lights, Roswell, Adolf Hitler, Area 51, Cydonia, JFK, 9/11, Tunguska, Moses and the Ten Commandments, and investigations concerning Mars and the asteroid belt.


Missing Person Investigations

2009–2017 · The FIND ME Group · Remote viewer · CRV · 200+ sessions · 500+ hours

Smith contributed remote-viewing data to more than 250 missing-person projects, with data supplied to law-enforcement organizations.

View Public Record


Hellfire Remote Viewing Club

2012–2026 · Hellfire Remote Viewing Club · Remote viewer · CRV · At least 27 sessions · at least 49 hours

Public projects include the Tic Tac UAPs, Roswell Chips, Council of Nine, Skinwalker Ranch and the Hitchhiker Effect, Whitley Strieber's implant, the Younger Dryas, the Philip Experiment, Kepler-452B, the birth of Reiki, a subterranean ocean, the Varna Man, the New Jersey drones of 2024, and Puma Punku, each published with session video on the Hellfire site.

Visit Website


Remote Viewing Microscopic Organisms

2015 · Research led by Debra Lynne Katz, PhD · Remote viewer · With Debra Lynne Katz · CRV · 1 session · 3 hours

A scientific exploration involving remote viewing of microscopic organisms, published as a public research write-up and a compact example of Smith's participation in experimental work.

View Write-Up


Tanner Dam

2008 · HRVG project with Dick Allgire and Glenn Wheaton · Remote viewer · CRV · 2 sessions

A public HRVG project connected to Smith's later examination of what part, if any, telepathy may play within remote viewing.

View Project


Amelia Earhart

2008 · Mindwise Consulting · Remote viewer · CRV · 2 sessions · 4 hours

A commissioned remote-viewing project concerning Amelia Earhart, with a public client testimonial on record.


U.S. Army Project

2009 · Paul H. Smith / RVIS · Remote viewer · With Paul H. Smith · CRV · 1 session · 2 hours

A private project in which session data was supplied to the U.S. Army. The public record describes the existence and documented scope of the work only.


IRIS Consulting Projects

2011–2012 · IRIS Consulting · Remote viewer · CRV · 6 sessions · 10 hours

Six private sessions across miscellaneous consulting projects, with client, target, and outcome information remaining private.


Teaching & Current Role

Turning Professional Experience into Instruction

Smith mentors ten students per year through an intensive FLOW training program, passing on the methodology he developed from three decades of operational practice. His books and his archive serve as teaching resources in their own right, and his publishing work has made him one of the field's most consistent educators. His current role combines several functions: lead of the Down the Rabbit Hole team within Future Forecasting Group, operational viewer and project manager across the FFG and Crypto Viewing programs, publisher and editor of Eight Martinis, and working mentor to each new cohort of FLOW students.

Appearances & Recognition

Hellfire Remote Viewing Club 

Daz's submitted Hellfire project history includes: 

Selected Media 

Daz's submitted intake includes more than 100 videos hosted by or featuring him, including interviews and discussions with prominent figures in remote viewing. 

Selected appearances include: 

References

Selected Public References Include: 

Selected from the Archive

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