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Remote Viewing

WORKSHOP MANUAL 2

BASICS OF REMOTE VIEWING

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General Basics of Remote Viewing (go over most of these on your own)

Outline of Skills Practice Exercises………………………………… 91

The Opening of Aperture……………………………..…………….. 93

Optimal Remote Viewing Session Equation………………………… 94

Remote Viewing Definitions………………………….………….…. 90

Things to Remember ………………………………………………… 97

Session Completion Process …..……………………… 99

Ten Commandments of Remote Viewing ……………….………..... 100

Basic Suggestions for Doing Remote Viewing ……………………… 102

More Suggestions For Doing A Session …………………………….. 104

Restarting The Data Flow When The Flow Dries Up……………… 106

What To Do When The Aperture Won’t Open ……………….…… 109

Remote Viewing Impressions, Attitude, Session……………..….… 110

The Quality Of Real Impressions ……………………..…..... 110

Mental attitude during session …………………………..…... 110

Pitfalls during session ……………………..………………..... 111

Specific Concepts in Remote Viewing………………………………………. 114

High Level And Low-Level Impression Examples………….. 116

AOL – Analytic Overlay……………………………………… 120

AOL Drive………………………………………………. 122

AOL’S From Ambiguous Sketches……………………. 123-130

Pacing……………………………………………………………132

Morphing……………………………………………………… 134

Initial Distortions…………………………………….… 139-139.4

Remote Viewing Session Procedures……………………………………..… 140

Overview of Session Procedures…………………………………..… 142

Entire Procedure summarized on one page………..………... 144

The Remote Viewing Game (Try it at home with friends!)…. 148

Creating Target Pool ………………………..…….…... 148

The Viewer’s Role ………………………………….….. 150

Declaring AOL’s ………………………………….….… 152

The Monitor’s Role ……………………………….……. 153

Beginning a Session…………………………………………………… 156

Protection and Ethics in Remote Viewing…………………… 157

Preparation Procedure…………………………...…………… 157.1

Remote Viewing Affirmations To Start Your Session…….… 158

Target Intensity – Viewer Starting Sensitivity Chart….….... 160

Stage 1 (Ideograms & Decoding)………………………………....…. 162

Stage One Samples………………………………………….… 164-171

Ideograms…………………………………………...……….… 172

Stage 2 (“Tour” through senses)…………..…..………………….… 180

Stage 3 (sketches & Play Doh)…………..…..………………….…... 186

Stage 4 The Matrix…………………………………………………… 194

Stages of Probing The Matrices…………………..…………. 195.1

Matrix “Cheat” Sheet (Once you learn it don’t use it)………..…… 196

Blank Guided Matrix……………………………….………..... 197

Blank Non-guided Matrix (You make the probe dots)…………….. 198

Sample Filled In Guided Matrix…………………….………... 199

Sample Filled In Non Guided Matrices (including string and mini-sketch)…200

Strings…………………………………………………..……… 208

Target Practice

Practicing At Home (Doing Your 10 Targets)……………….….... 283

Obtaining templates…………………………………….…… 283

User ID & Password…………………………….….… 283

Your Target Log For Your 10 Targets………………………. 284

Creating your target Pool (How to stay blind)…………...…. 285

Becoming part of an RV team…………………………...…… 286

Guidelines for doing client targets on an RV team…………..….… 287

User D & Password ………………………….……...… 287

How to do front Loaded (non-blind) Targets …………….………. 289

Ideal Remote Viewing Target Characteristics………….………… 290-295

Sample Targets To Look At Now………………………………..…. 295.1

Sample RV Session …………………………………………………….....…

Target…………………………………..…………….……...… 300

Stage 1 (ideograms partial decoding)……………………..… 301-303

Stage 1 (ideograms full decoding)……………………….….... 304-305

Stage 2 (“Tour” through senses)…………..…..…………...… 306-308

Stage 3 (Sketches & Play Doh)…………..…..……………..… 308-310

Stage 4 (Matrix, Strings, Mini-sketches & Movement Exercises)……..… 311-316

Probing “Emotionals”………………………………………... 313

Stage 5 (“Signal lock” in the Matrix)..…………………...….. 312

Final analytic sketch..……………………………………....… 317