Remote Viewing the Spear of Destiny: What Our Down the Rabbit Hole Team Discovered
The Spear of Destiny. The Holy Lance. The relic said to grant invincibility to whoever holds it, and a fatal curse to whoever loses it. It has passed through the hands of Roman emperors, Holy Roman kings, and the Third Reich, and it sits today behind museum glass in Vienna.
The Down the Rabbit Hole remote viewing team worked this target blind across three separate taskings: the spear at the crucifixion, the spear in Nazi hands on the final day before US forces recovered it, and its current location. Viewers had no knowledge of the target, no contact with each other during tasking, and no feedback until the reveal.
What came back was not a clean hit across all three taskings. Some sessions produced strong corroborating data. Others showed displacement onto a decoy target. One viewer described the 1945 Nuremberg recovery with details that match the actual historical record. Across the team, a recurring theme emerged: an ancient artifact carrying powerful, imbued energy, something that seemed to radiate beyond the physical object itself.
The team's collective read raises a provocative question about the spear's most famous claim. The data suggests the mythology may be more significant than the object's actual presence at the crucifixion.
Full session notes, viewer breakdowns, and the complete debrief video are available below for members. Not a member? Join the team
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