A partner can help organize a recreational remote-viewing session and review the record afterward. Agree on their role before starting, especially whether they know the answer. Someone who knows the target can unintentionally provide clues through comments or reactions. Partner support does not itself make an exercise a controlled test.
Which role should my partner take?
Choose one role at a time. A timekeeper can help you finish at an agreed point. A recorder can preserve the exact words you dictate. A reviewer can compare your saved record with the reveal. Explain that encouragement is welcome but hints are not part of a hidden-answer round.
If you are playing Intuisity together on one screen, you can take turns completing the challenge. This is a suggested shared activity, not a claim that the Remote Viewing Challenge has a built-in partner invitation feature.
Should we discuss impressions before the reveal?
For independent attempts, wait until both people have recorded their impressions. Otherwise, one person’s words may shape the other’s drawing. For a cooperative imagination exercise, discussion is fine, but label it as a shared exercise rather than two independent responses.
You can also choose not to compare scores. One person may prefer drawing while the other enjoys reviewing the procedure. Neither preference establishes greater intuitive ability.
How should a partner give feedback?
Begin with the original record. Ask what was written or drawn before the pictures appeared, then identify an agreement, a conflict, or an unclear detail when each applies. Do not invent a match to be supportive. “I can see why you considered that, but the position differs” is both respectful and specific.
Avoid explanations about what the other person must have sensed or why a miss happened. You can observe the record and the game result; you cannot read the source of their thoughts.
What makes a useful ending?
Finish by naming one practical habit to keep, such as preserving the sketch before discussing it. Keep participation voluntary and allow either person to stop. The goal is a clear, enjoyable session, not persuading a friend to accept a paranormal claim.
The Remote Viewing Challenge is free to play on the Intuisity website, including a mobile browser. Take turns if you share a device, and keep separate paper notes if you want independent records. A free account is required for personal progress reports.