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Turn Simple PSI Skills into Blind Predictions

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26-Feb-26
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Eugene Kovalyk
Eugene Kovalyk

Founder of VEREVIO

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Inside VEREVIO, you train simple abilities:

  • remote viewing

  • object perception

  • energy sensing

  • telepathy

  • precognition

  • other intuition drills

Even if your skill is “basic” — like clean separation (A vs B) — you can use it to make blind predictions you can log, reveal, and measure.

That’s the point of MatchCast — an ARV (Associative Remote Viewing) — style prediction tool.

A prediction you can review like data — not a story you tell someone later.

Two Scenarios You’ll Recognize

Scenario 1

“I almost cancelled the picnic yesterday,” she said. “Had this feeling about rain.”

“But it was sunny all week in the forecast.”

“I know. That’s why I ignored it. Then at 3 PM, that storm came out of nowhere.”

“Lucky guess?”

“Could be. But it felt like remembering rain that hadn’t happened yet.”

Scenario 2

“I had a feeling about that stock,” Tom said, staring at his screen. “Three days ago. Didn’t act on it.”

“And now it jumped 40%?”

“Yeah. But here’s the thing — I always have feelings about stocks. Most of them are wrong.”

“Confirmation bias.”

“Exactly. So how do I know when it’s real… versus my brain making up stories?”

Make Predictions with Different Trainers
Make Predictions with Different Trainers

Why MatchCast Exists

Because intuition is slippery.

You don’t argue with yourself.

You don’t rely on memory.

Ego rewrites. And your brain can make anything sound “obvious” after the fact.

MatchCast gives you a clean structure:

  1. You make the call.

  2. You lock it.

  3. You reveal it later.

  4. You see the record.

How MatchCast Works

1. Pick a future event

Anything with a clear reveal date and binary outcome.

2. Create the prediction setup

Title. Outcomes. Brief.

Once the session starts, the brief is locked.

Read it carefully. Fixate.

3. Choose your strongest trainer

The tool where your binary separation works best.

4. Set intent → generate a Target Number (TN) → press Start

That moment matters. Don’t rush it. Pass your intent into the session.

5. Do your session → make your pick

The algorithm ties each outcome to an image pair using randomization.

Your job is to perceive the image linked to the true outcome.

6. On reveal day, enter the real-world result

Then review feedback, history, and patterns.

Enter Results and Get Feedback
Enter Results and Get Feedback

Key Points That Actually Matter

1. Write a clean brief

  • Simple works:
    “Perceive the descriptors of the image that will be revealed under this Target Number.”

  • Or explicit (advanced):
    “Upon starting the trial, the operator receives a Target Number linked to the image assigned to the event outcome that will be true on the Reveal Date. The operator is to perceive the image linked to that Target Number, knowing it will be revealed only after the Reveal Date.”

2. Read the brief thoroughly — then fixate

Imagine you’re imprinting the task on your subconscious.

3. Generate TN → push intent → press Start

Don’t click through it like a form. Do it consciously.

4. When perceiving, time-shift

Mentally move past the Reveal Date.

Tune into the image you’ll see inside the app.

What’s Next

We’ll keep integrating more trainers into MatchCast.

But you can start now — with basic separation skills.

Because MatchCast does one important thing: It turns training into a game with consequences.

A little playground for your intuition — like being a kid again, testing “Can I feel the right answer?” and then getting the reveal.

Log one prediction this week.

PredictionAssociative Remote Viewing

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