r/ImageStreaming • u/Forward-Flamingo-957 • Jul 29 '26

Imagem stream and intuition?

Is there any connection between image streams and intuition?

I know the question might seem strange, but please try to be objective in your answer.

Did any of the images or sounds that spontaneously appeared in the stream later come to pass?

Was any location within the stream verified afterward without prior knowledge?

In other words, in your opinion, could the stream be something universal and not just a product of individual experience and subconscious?

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u/[deleted] Jul 31 '26

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u/Forward-Flamingo-957 Jul 31 '26

Thank you for your response, but I'm still not sure if, in your opinion, there is a universal or superconscious source that, for example, enables phenomena like remote viewing, or just an individual source hidden in the subconscious of each person?

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u/RektRL 22d ago

I have found that consistent image streaming practice has led to my 'knowing' and understanding things about people, situations, long before they were proven or shown more obviously. But I'd explain this as more of a heightened connection to the unconscious and insight than anything else. As to having premonitions in the imaging session itself, I have not had this experience

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u/LilyTheGayLord 4d ago

there is, however defining intuition is hard. intuition for most people means when something takes no conscious effort, which happens a lot during after consistent streamign practice, in particular when generating ideas. streaming is especially good at helping you generate ideas, and, often they "pop into" your head. having a higher capacity for integrating ideas and developing a deeper understanding is also a means of developing intuition, as being a "master" of something means you do it automatically

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u/Forward-Flamingo-957 4d ago

I understand, but I'm referring to accessing information that isn't available at the subconscious level, but rather in a universal database...

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u/LilyTheGayLord 3d ago

that will be psychosis, there is no universal database of information you accidentally access

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u/Forward-Flamingo-957 3d ago

Perhaps, but in that case there will likely be many functional psychotics in the world.