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Corporate Remote ViewingBy Willy De Maeyer Ph.D. & Gabriele BreyerDeveloped in 2012 by Willy De Maeyer at Matrix Informational(Basel/Switzerland), Corporate Remote Viewing offersnew and successful opportunities in business and corporateapplications.As professional Remote Viewers we know that there is a wideportfolio of successful Remote Viewing applications. Neverthelessthere are still some “grey areas” that need to be thoroughlyexplored. Some of those “grey areas” are business applicationsand corporate issues.We attributed a TRN and dropped it in our RV pool as well as tosome of our students (blind and double blind of course). The resultswere stunning: almost all viewers had in their kinesthetic S3sketches large man-made structures, next to a waterway(canal). There were hardly any life forms, and inside the manmadestructures there was no movement or activity what-soever!This confirmed indeed a shut - down of the plant!During many years we struggled with the problem that theMatrix didn’t seem to recognize companies by name. Thisstrongly complicated a beneficial application of Remote Viewingin board room applications! To solve some of these existingproblems we invested quit some resources in order to comeup with some valuable solutions. We are happy to share theresults of this R&D project with all other viewers.First of all we found that the Matrix does recognize companieson condition that the cue is set up in an appropriate way: clearand simple (using the KISS principle!). The major mistake wemade in the past was that we overloaded the basic cue withtoo much information such as detailed addresses and companynames. We thought that all those details would ease theMatrix to find its way, but on the contrary, the Matrix doesn’tknow what to do!For example: if you want to know how a company will developin the near future, we found that the most appropriate cue isABC XYZ / NEAR FUTUREwith ABC being the company name, but kept as simple as possible,so without Ltd or any descriptive details such as consultants,coaches, attorneys or others and XYZ being the locationchoosing only the city, no streets, industrial estate parks orany other “ballast”, and certainly no numbers! As you will see,the results are very rewarding.One of the last tests that we made, before using this approachoperationally, was the following:Not too long ago, a major US car manufacturer decied to closedown one of its European assembly lines. We wanted to knowthe near future for ABC XYZ, using the cue we mentioned earlier.*eight martinis 43