Susan Vass
Susan Vass is a remote viewer whose background in the visual and performing arts and in lucid, precognitive, and psychic dreamwork informs her practice. Practicing since 2020, she works with Future Forecasting Group, Down the Rabbit Hole, and Hellfire Remote Viewing Club, primarily using CRV and FLOW.
Investigative Practice Rooted in Perception and Imagery
Susan Vass is a remote viewer whose practice is informed by a background in the visual and performing arts and a sustained engagement with dreamwork, particularly lucid dreaming, precognitive dreaming, and psychic dreaming. Her path into remote viewing grew out of that broader interest in perception and consciousness. Dreamwork gave her long-standing experience with the boundary between impression and interpretation: recording subjective material honestly, working with imagery that arrives before its meaning is understood, and comparing internal experience against later confirmation. Those same disciplines sit at the center of structured remote-viewing practice.
Vass began practicing remote viewing in 2020. She trained in Controlled Remote Viewing, commonly known as CRV, and extended her practice across Extended Remote Viewing, or ERV, and FLOW Remote Viewing, the methodology developed by Daz Smith. Her work since then has concentrated on investigative subjects: historical, archaeological, and anomalous targets approached through organized, team-based projects rather than isolated personal sessions. She works with three organizations. Down the Rabbit Hole, the investigative remote-viewing team led by Daz Smith, is the setting for her most visible project work, including investigations of the Shroud of Turin, reported structures beneath the pyramid at Giza, and the Ark of the Covenant. Her record with Hellfire Remote Viewing Club includes five public projects between 2024 and 2026. She also works with Future Forecasting Group, within the wider team environment of organized forecasting and investigative viewing. Across these settings, Vass's profile is that of an investigative viewer: a practitioner whose background in visual art, performance, and dreamwork supports a working style built around imagery, structured perception, and the careful handling of ambiguous data.
Independent Development
Building Perceptual Discipline Before Formal Training
Vass's independent development began before formal remote-viewing practice. Her background in the visual and performing arts provided early training in observation, visualization, and the disciplined use of imagery. Those skills map directly onto session work, where impressions must be perceived, held, and recorded before they can be analyzed.
Her dreamwork represents a second, parallel line of independent development. Her interests cover three related areas:
- Lucid dreaming
- Precognitive dreaming
- Psychic dreaming
Sustained dreamwork of this kind requires many of the same habits remote viewing demands: recording subjective experience promptly and accurately, distinguishing imagery from interpretation, and reviewing internal material against later outcomes. For Vass, it functioned as an informal training ground for the perceptual discipline that formal methodology would later structure. She began practicing remote viewing in 2020, learning established methodologies and applying them within organized team projects, which is where her documented work now sits.
Training & Mentorship
Methodologies and Applied Practice Across Three Systems
Vass practices three methodologies:
- Controlled Remote Viewing (CRV)
- Extended Remote Viewing (ERV)
- FLOW Remote Viewing
CRV is the staged methodology developed out of the Stanford Research Institute and military remote-viewing programs, built around the structured progression of perception from basic gestalts toward detailed target contact. ERV extends that work into altered-state perception. FLOW is the methodology developed by Daz Smith, with whom Vass works directly through Down the Rabbit Hole, the investigative team Smith leads. All five of her projects with Hellfire Remote Viewing Club between 2024 and 2026 were worked in CRV. Her project work within Down the Rabbit Hole places her inside a structured investigative environment where sessions are tasked, collected, and reviewed as part of a group process, the closest thing in the public field to supervised, applied training.
Professional Career
The Transition into Sustained Project Work
Vass has practiced remote viewing since 2020, contributing to roughly 30 organized projects. Her professional activity is organized around three associations:
- Future Forecasting Group
- Down the Rabbit Hole
- Hellfire Remote Viewing Club
Her most clearly documented project work falls in two settings. With Down the Rabbit Hole, she has contributed to public investigative projects concerning historical and anomalous subjects, including The Shroud of Turin, Structures Under the Pyramid, and Ark of the Covenant. She also appeared publicly with the Down the Rabbit Hole team on Sarah Westall's program, discussed under Appearances below. With Hellfire Remote Viewing Club, she worked five public projects in CRV between 2024 and 2026, totaling approximately 20 sessions and 30 hours: The Birth of Reiki, Subterranean Ocean, Exploring the Varna Man, The New Jersey Drones of 2024, and Puma Punku. Each produced a public video release, and each is itemized with its dates, session counts, and original link under Selected Work below. She also works with Future Forecasting Group as part of its team of organized forecasting and investigative viewers.
Building a Public Record
From Organized Investigations to Public Presentation
Vass's public record is anchored in team-based investigative work. In both of her main project settings, viewers work blind against a target and the resulting data is presented, compared, and discussed as a group record. That format lets audiences see the investigative sequence, from tasking and blind sessions through group data and the target reveal, rather than encountering only a finished claim. Her Hellfire Remote Viewing Club record provides a clean, verifiable chronology. Between 2024 and 2026 she contributed to five public investigations, each released as a public video with its own project page: the birth of Reiki, a subterranean ocean, the Varna Man, the New Jersey drone events of 2024, and Puma Punku. Across those five projects she completed approximately 20 sessions and 30 hours of work in CRV. Because every entry carries a public link, this portion of her record can be checked directly by readers.
Her Down the Rabbit Hole work extends that record into longer-form team investigations of religious artifacts and archaeological mysteries, and her appearance with the team on Sarah Westall's program placed her work in front of an audience outside the remote-viewing community. Appearances of this kind function as borrowed authority: they introduce her to viewers who arrive through an established host rather than through FFG channels.Her background in the visual and performing arts gives this public record a distinctive foundation. She comes to public investigative work as someone already practiced in presenting perception-based material to an audience, and her dreamwork interests connect her remote-viewing practice to a wider set of questions about consciousness that general audiences consistently ask.
Selected Work
External Projects: Hellfire Remote Viewing Club
Public projects worked in CRV between 2024 and 2026. The key facts sit directly under each title, followed by a concise editorial account.
The Birth of Reiki
2024 · Hellfire Remote Viewing Club · Remote viewer · CRV · 2 sessions · 3 hours
A public Hellfire investigation of the origins of Reiki, the Japanese practice of energy healing associated with Mikao Usui. Vass contributed session data as a viewer within the club's blind project format, and the project was released as a public video.
Subterranean Ocean
2024 · Hellfire Remote Viewing Club · Remote viewer · CRV · 4 sessions · 6 hours
A public investigation of a subterranean ocean, worked under target ID 7349-2455. The project applies blind remote viewing to a geophysical subject, with Vass contributing as a viewer and the results released publicly.
Exploring the Varna Man
2024 · Hellfire Remote Viewing Club · Remote viewer · CRV · 4 sessions · 6 hours
An archaeological investigation of the Varna Man, associated with the Varna necropolis in Bulgaria, one of the oldest known gold-working sites in the world. The project sits within Hellfire's series of historical and archaeological targets.
The New Jersey Drones of 2024
2025 · Hellfire Remote Viewing Club · Remote viewer · CRV · 4 sessions · 6 hours
An investigation of the widely reported drone incursions over New Jersey in late 2024, a current-events target that drew sustained public attention. The project applies blind remote viewing to an unfolding anomalous event and was released as a public video.
Puma Punku
2026 · Hellfire Remote Viewing Club · Remote viewer · CRV · 6 sessions · 9 hours
An archaeological investigation of Puma Punku, the megalithic site near Tiwanaku in Bolivia known for its precisely cut stone blocks. Vass's largest Hellfire project by session count, worked in CRV and released publicly.
Down the Rabbit Hole Team Investigations
The Shroud of Turin
Down the Rabbit Hole · Remote viewer · Investigative project
An organized remote-viewing investigation of the Shroud of Turin, the linen cloth bearing the image of a man and associated by tradition with the burial of Jesus. The project sits within Down the Rabbit Hole's public series of blind investigations into historical and religious mysteries, with Vass contributing as a participating viewer.
Structures Under the Pyramid
Down the Rabbit Hole · Remote viewer · Investigative project
An organized investigation concerning reported structures beneath the pyramid, a subject that entered public discussion through claims of subsurface features detected at the Giza plateau. The project applies blind remote viewing to an archaeological question where conventional evidence remains contested.
Ark of the Covenant
Down the Rabbit Hole · Remote viewer · Investigative project
An organized investigation of the Ark of the Covenant, the artifact described in biblical tradition and the subject of enduring historical and archaeological speculation. The project forms part of the team's documented series on religious mysteries.
Teaching & Current Role
Organized Project Work Across Three Investigative Teams
Vass's current role is remote viewer. Her professional activity centers on organized project work across her three associations: investigative viewing with Down the Rabbit Hole, public project work with Hellfire Remote Viewing Club, and team work with Future Forecasting Group.
Appearances & Recognition
Selected Media
Vass appeared with the Down the Rabbit Hole team on Sarah Westall's program, placing her investigative work in front of an audience outside the remote-viewing community. Her five Hellfire Remote Viewing Club projects each produced a public video release and function as documented public appearances in their own right; they are linked individually under Selected Work. The Down the Rabbit Hole releases, including The Shroud of Turin, Structures Under the Pyramid, and Ark of the Covenant, extend her public video record within the team's investigative series.
References
Professional Links
Biography
Susan Vass is a remote viewer whose background in the visual and performing arts and in lucid, precognitive, and psychic dreamwork informs her practice. Practicing since 2020, she works with Future Forecasting Group, Down the Rabbit Hole, and Hellfire Remote Viewing Club, primarily using CRV and FLOW.
Investigative Practice Rooted in Perception and Imagery
Susan Vass is a remote viewer whose practice is informed by a background in the visual and performing arts and a sustained engagement with dreamwork, particularly lucid dreaming, precognitive dreaming, and psychic dreaming. Her path into remote viewing grew out of that broader interest in perception and consciousness. Dreamwork gave her long-standing experience with the boundary between impression and interpretation: recording subjective material honestly, working with imagery that arrives before its meaning is understood, and comparing internal experience against later confirmation. Those same disciplines sit at the center of structured remote-viewing practice.
Vass began practicing remote viewing in 2020. She trained in Controlled Remote Viewing, commonly known as CRV, and extended her practice across Extended Remote Viewing, or ERV, and FLOW Remote Viewing, the methodology developed by Daz Smith. Her work since then has concentrated on investigative subjects: historical, archaeological, and anomalous targets approached through organized, team-based projects rather than isolated personal sessions. She works with three organizations. Down the Rabbit Hole, the investigative remote-viewing team led by Daz Smith, is the setting for her most visible project work, including investigations of the Shroud of Turin, reported structures beneath the pyramid at Giza, and the Ark of the Covenant. Her record with Hellfire Remote Viewing Club includes five public projects between 2024 and 2026. She also works with Future Forecasting Group, within the wider team environment of organized forecasting and investigative viewing. Across these settings, Vass's profile is that of an investigative viewer: a practitioner whose background in visual art, performance, and dreamwork supports a working style built around imagery, structured perception, and the careful handling of ambiguous data.
Independent Development
Building Perceptual Discipline Before Formal Training
Vass's independent development began before formal remote-viewing practice. Her background in the visual and performing arts provided early training in observation, visualization, and the disciplined use of imagery. Those skills map directly onto session work, where impressions must be perceived, held, and recorded before they can be analyzed.
Her dreamwork represents a second, parallel line of independent development. Her interests cover three related areas:
- Lucid dreaming
- Precognitive dreaming
- Psychic dreaming
Sustained dreamwork of this kind requires many of the same habits remote viewing demands: recording subjective experience promptly and accurately, distinguishing imagery from interpretation, and reviewing internal material against later outcomes. For Vass, it functioned as an informal training ground for the perceptual discipline that formal methodology would later structure. She began practicing remote viewing in 2020, learning established methodologies and applying them within organized team projects, which is where her documented work now sits.
Training & Mentorship
Methodologies and Applied Practice Across Three Systems
Vass practices three methodologies:
- Controlled Remote Viewing (CRV)
- Extended Remote Viewing (ERV)
- FLOW Remote Viewing
CRV is the staged methodology developed out of the Stanford Research Institute and military remote-viewing programs, built around the structured progression of perception from basic gestalts toward detailed target contact. ERV extends that work into altered-state perception. FLOW is the methodology developed by Daz Smith, with whom Vass works directly through Down the Rabbit Hole, the investigative team Smith leads. All five of her projects with Hellfire Remote Viewing Club between 2024 and 2026 were worked in CRV. Her project work within Down the Rabbit Hole places her inside a structured investigative environment where sessions are tasked, collected, and reviewed as part of a group process, the closest thing in the public field to supervised, applied training.
Professional Career
The Transition into Sustained Project Work
Vass has practiced remote viewing since 2020, contributing to roughly 30 organized projects. Her professional activity is organized around three associations:
- Future Forecasting Group
- Down the Rabbit Hole
- Hellfire Remote Viewing Club
Her most clearly documented project work falls in two settings. With Down the Rabbit Hole, she has contributed to public investigative projects concerning historical and anomalous subjects, including The Shroud of Turin, Structures Under the Pyramid, and Ark of the Covenant. She also appeared publicly with the Down the Rabbit Hole team on Sarah Westall's program, discussed under Appearances below. With Hellfire Remote Viewing Club, she worked five public projects in CRV between 2024 and 2026, totaling approximately 20 sessions and 30 hours: The Birth of Reiki, Subterranean Ocean, Exploring the Varna Man, The New Jersey Drones of 2024, and Puma Punku. Each produced a public video release, and each is itemized with its dates, session counts, and original link under Selected Work below. She also works with Future Forecasting Group as part of its team of organized forecasting and investigative viewers.
Building a Public Record
From Organized Investigations to Public Presentation
Vass's public record is anchored in team-based investigative work. In both of her main project settings, viewers work blind against a target and the resulting data is presented, compared, and discussed as a group record. That format lets audiences see the investigative sequence, from tasking and blind sessions through group data and the target reveal, rather than encountering only a finished claim. Her Hellfire Remote Viewing Club record provides a clean, verifiable chronology. Between 2024 and 2026 she contributed to five public investigations, each released as a public video with its own project page: the birth of Reiki, a subterranean ocean, the Varna Man, the New Jersey drone events of 2024, and Puma Punku. Across those five projects she completed approximately 20 sessions and 30 hours of work in CRV. Because every entry carries a public link, this portion of her record can be checked directly by readers.
Her Down the Rabbit Hole work extends that record into longer-form team investigations of religious artifacts and archaeological mysteries, and her appearance with the team on Sarah Westall's program placed her work in front of an audience outside the remote-viewing community. Appearances of this kind function as borrowed authority: they introduce her to viewers who arrive through an established host rather than through FFG channels.Her background in the visual and performing arts gives this public record a distinctive foundation. She comes to public investigative work as someone already practiced in presenting perception-based material to an audience, and her dreamwork interests connect her remote-viewing practice to a wider set of questions about consciousness that general audiences consistently ask.
Selected Work
External Projects: Hellfire Remote Viewing Club
Public projects worked in CRV between 2024 and 2026. The key facts sit directly under each title, followed by a concise editorial account.
The Birth of Reiki
2024 · Hellfire Remote Viewing Club · Remote viewer · CRV · 2 sessions · 3 hours
A public Hellfire investigation of the origins of Reiki, the Japanese practice of energy healing associated with Mikao Usui. Vass contributed session data as a viewer within the club's blind project format, and the project was released as a public video.
Subterranean Ocean
2024 · Hellfire Remote Viewing Club · Remote viewer · CRV · 4 sessions · 6 hours
A public investigation of a subterranean ocean, worked under target ID 7349-2455. The project applies blind remote viewing to a geophysical subject, with Vass contributing as a viewer and the results released publicly.
Exploring the Varna Man
2024 · Hellfire Remote Viewing Club · Remote viewer · CRV · 4 sessions · 6 hours
An archaeological investigation of the Varna Man, associated with the Varna necropolis in Bulgaria, one of the oldest known gold-working sites in the world. The project sits within Hellfire's series of historical and archaeological targets.
The New Jersey Drones of 2024
2025 · Hellfire Remote Viewing Club · Remote viewer · CRV · 4 sessions · 6 hours
An investigation of the widely reported drone incursions over New Jersey in late 2024, a current-events target that drew sustained public attention. The project applies blind remote viewing to an unfolding anomalous event and was released as a public video.
Puma Punku
2026 · Hellfire Remote Viewing Club · Remote viewer · CRV · 6 sessions · 9 hours
An archaeological investigation of Puma Punku, the megalithic site near Tiwanaku in Bolivia known for its precisely cut stone blocks. Vass's largest Hellfire project by session count, worked in CRV and released publicly.
Down the Rabbit Hole Team Investigations
The Shroud of Turin
Down the Rabbit Hole · Remote viewer · Investigative project
An organized remote-viewing investigation of the Shroud of Turin, the linen cloth bearing the image of a man and associated by tradition with the burial of Jesus. The project sits within Down the Rabbit Hole's public series of blind investigations into historical and religious mysteries, with Vass contributing as a participating viewer.
Structures Under the Pyramid
Down the Rabbit Hole · Remote viewer · Investigative project
An organized investigation concerning reported structures beneath the pyramid, a subject that entered public discussion through claims of subsurface features detected at the Giza plateau. The project applies blind remote viewing to an archaeological question where conventional evidence remains contested.
Ark of the Covenant
Down the Rabbit Hole · Remote viewer · Investigative project
An organized investigation of the Ark of the Covenant, the artifact described in biblical tradition and the subject of enduring historical and archaeological speculation. The project forms part of the team's documented series on religious mysteries.
Teaching & Current Role
Organized Project Work Across Three Investigative Teams
Vass's current role is remote viewer. Her professional activity centers on organized project work across her three associations: investigative viewing with Down the Rabbit Hole, public project work with Hellfire Remote Viewing Club, and team work with Future Forecasting Group.
Appearances & Recognition
Selected Media
Vass appeared with the Down the Rabbit Hole team on Sarah Westall's program, placing her investigative work in front of an audience outside the remote-viewing community. Her five Hellfire Remote Viewing Club projects each produced a public video release and function as documented public appearances in their own right; they are linked individually under Selected Work. The Down the Rabbit Hole releases, including The Shroud of Turin, Structures Under the Pyramid, and Ark of the Covenant, extend her public video record within the team's investigative series.
References
Professional Links
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