Im critiquing a CRV student session right now and am moved to share something. When youre practicing gathering sensory information across time and space in remote viewing it is CRITICAL that you research the feedback image / event / location and INCLUDE IT WITH THE IMAGE. Flashing an image alone as feedback is doing everyone a disservice in the learning process. This is a prime example, and one of Lyns superbly crafted remote viewing targets. What is going on in the picture? Its the floor of the New York Stock Exchange BUT the critical piece is that its the floor of the New York Stock Exchange at a standstill for a moment of silence exactly one year post nine-eleven. THIS BIT OF INFORMATION ALONE CHANGES EVERYTHING. THIS MOMENT IN TIME IS NOT NORMAL NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE ACTIVITY. THE VIEWER MAY REPORT SENSORY INFORMATION THAT WOULD NOT SEEM TO MAKE SENSE AND WOULD BE TREATED AS GARBAGE AND THROWN OUT, OR AS AN OUTLIER, WHEN IN FACT, IT MAY BE TOTALLY ACCURATE FOR THIS SITUATION. THE SITUATION IS ABNORMAL - THE SENSORY PERCEPTIONS GATHERED FIT / MATCH THE SITUATION. Stay objective, dont judge or put your personal expectations on the results. Dont automatically factor everything in and accept it, but consider everything a possibility. Hope it helps, T.
Posted on: Sun, 30 Mar 2014 17:40:47 +0000
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