Technical Remote Viewing

[Kevin]

Been out of town for the last week...just saw this.

Technical Remote Viewing (TRV) is substantially different than what a lot of people call Remote Viewing.

TRV is a VERY structured protocol developed by the Military/CIA and really has little/nothing to do with "viewing".

It is more about downloading data...there is little/no "viewing" involved...that is to say, pictures in the "minds eye" are not a significant part of the protocol.

A few interesting thoughts:

A typical advanced TRV session is 45-60 minutes long with one 2-5 minute break around the 20-30 minute mark.

Most people cannot do more than 1 session a day...7 sessions a week.

Some people can do 2-3 sessions a day, but this level of activity cannot be sustained over a long period.

While TRVing is done sitting down with the eyes open and constantly writing the downloaded information on sheets of paper in a strict protocol...it has been observed that the activity of TRVing burns as many calories as an intense aerobic workout. However, at the end of a TRV session, most people are NOT tired at all.

Most people, when done with a TRV session, experience feelings ranging from euphoria to a significant sense of calm/peace.

[Kevin]

Thanks for the props Aaron!

Actually I'm on & off depending on my life load (school, kids ect..) but I try to keep up the practice regularly to maintain the skill-set. I did a session this morning & was absolutely convinced I was in aol drive as I repeatedly got aol's of the Philadelphia experiment and corresponding data. The target? The Philadelphia Experiment!

I do get jazzed when I'm on like that.

You mentioned the Gen II set for sale & I know that the basic vhs set is $159.00 at Psi Tech and the advanced set is $499. For the serious neophyte I recommend both sets, otherwise one can hit a wall until they get the advanced set.

Hi Ingram!

Yep, practice, practice, practice, just like any other skill that is developed, TRVer's become more proficient as they practice using the correct protocols.

That sounds like a good session you had on the Philadelphia Experiment!

[Ingram]

Hiya Kevin!

It was interesting, but I was a little frustrated because I was SURE I was in aol drive. Hehe... just goes to show that it's hard to know, I just keep declaring them and pressing through the session.

Funny you mentioned the two session a day being unsustainable, If I do two a day I find that my 1st session tends to be more on target & the latter a bit less so. That's not a hard and fast rule but seems to be a general tendency that I just chalked up to my bodies rhythms.

[Ingram]

Btw, one profound side effect of TRV I have noticed is a significant increase in intuition and seems to be what PsiTech coined the "PSI Muscle".

I suspect this has to do with the regular concentrated effort to discern intangible data, (no not from the "I" column of the S4) rather the overall receptivity of the cerebellum to receive requested information and follow movement instructions related to the target.

I don't feel like I'm saying this very well

[Kevin]

Btw, one profound side effect of TRV I have noticed is a significant increase in intuition and seems to be what PsiTech coined the "PSI Muscle".

I suspect this has to do with the regular concentrated effort to discern intangible data, (no not from the "I" column of the S4) rather the overall receptivity of the cerebellum to receive requested information and follow movement instructions related to the target.

I don't feel like I'm saying this very well

You said it perfect. Before TRVing I had as much intuition as a rock.

The more I TRV, the more I experience "natural" everyday intuition. Also, the PATHS intuition Module has had a significant positive impact on my TRV data and my everyday intuition.

[Kevin]

Hiya Kevin!

It was interesting, but I was a little frustrated because I was SURE I was in aol drive. Hehe... just goes to show that it's hard to know, I just keep declaring them and pressing through the session.

Funny you mentioned the two session a day being unsustainable, If I do two a day I find that my 1st session tends to be more on target & the latter a bit less so. That's not a hard and fast rule but seems to be a general tendency that I just chalked up to my bodies rhythms.

Yep, I know exactly what you mean....one of the most difficult things to do is to not care about the data or "AOL's" while in session. Just write everything down...at the end of the day (actually, the end of the session) it does not matter how it is labeled...it will all be there.

[Raindancer]

My apologies to those who feel that I am highjacking this thread, but I do wish to express my experience with what I had mentioned above.

Now, I do not know whether Mr. Bronnikov's method works or doesn't work and this isn't actually about his method...

But, buying from the US site did not work for me and when I called to place the order as they suggest, no one ever returned my call. When I purchased the dvd of level 1.1 off of the Russian site, I could not get it to fully download to my computer, let alone view it. I do not wish to say that it is not downloadable, but I personally could not get it to work out and my husband helped me a bit and he didn't really know what to do with it either and he's a computer guy. The up side is that my friend who went to the training in CA came back with the dvd and I have seen it so it does, in fact, exist.

Since, returning, my friend who was going to host this meeting for Hendricks to share level one and level two here in Seattle and who has created a brochure for him and also conducted the interview of him on his site, has not been able to correspond with him at all and he has fallen through so far with everything with regard to coming here. So, my friend is cancelling the workshops here and pretty much washing her hands of it all.

Now, this is not to say that the method might not be completely valid but...that is the Seattle experience...or at least our experience in Seattle...

Onward and upward!

And now back to our regularly scheduled thread...

Love and Light,
Raindancer