This video features remote viewing data from two of these Missions. The target was “The Philadelphia Experiment,” also known as “Project Rainbow” where allegedly, in the fall of 1943 a U.S. Navy destroyer ship was made invisible and teleported from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, to Norfolk, Virginia, in an experiment gone horribly wrong. The U.S. Navy continues to deny the allegations. All remote viewers were completely blind to the nature of the target at the time of the viewing (they had no idea what the target could be.)

There is no feedback on this target of course so you’ll have to judge for yourself what these viewers sensed in their sessions!

You can find the full sessions on these Missions here and here.

Direct youtube link.

Sessions data by Remote Viewers at the Dojo Psi

Motion Graphics by L. Digges

Music by Alkalyne

He is author of several books including “Miracles of Mind: Exploring Nonlocal Consciousness and Spritual Healing“, “Limitless Mind: A Guide to Remote Viewing and Transformation of Consciousness“, and “Do You See What I See? Memoirs of a Blind Biker”.

TKR is honored to host a public interview chat with Russell Targ on Thursday, 23 July 2009, at 9:00pm Eastern. Interview questions are suggested by live attendees, so if you’d like to hang out and ask questions you can reach the chat at http://www.dojopsi.com/chat/index-conference.cfm

There will be a transcript posted at Russell’s RV Expo feature page within a week: http://www.dojopsi.com/rvexpo/Russell/

If you’d like to talk about the chat interview/conference or related topics, feel welcome to do so at TKR’s Remote Viewing forum, at http://www.dojopsi.info/forum/

This is a “remote viewing” related event. If you’d like to try remote viewing, feel welcome to do so at TKR’s Viewer Studios and Remote Viewing Galleries, at http://www.dojopsi.com/tkr/

Best,
PJ

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Direct youtube link: Remote Viewing for Remote Viewers

REMOTE VIEWING FOR REMOTE VIEWERS
THE TKR PROJECT
EVERYTHING REMOTE VIEWING …
…IS RIGHT BEFORE YOUR EYES
http://www.dojopsi.com/rvexpo/TKRProject/

I’m embedding the youtube (lower-res and smaller) version of this but it’s a better version over at the link above (and there is also a high-res version linked from that page, plus screenshots for bloggers, etc.).

Please stop by the forum thread about it and tell the maker what you think!! Or leave a comment here (anybody can comment, you don’t have to log in). Or leave one at the youtube link. Just so he gets some feedback. I think this one is really cool — and the “groovy beat” really adds a lot!

Dr. Edwin C. May
July 9, 2009
6:00pm Pacific | 9:00pm Eastern

We have another awesome chat coming up at TKR! Dr. Edwin C. May is a former Director of Research in the STAR GATE program, responsible for the majority of published research from that effort. He is also author and co-author of many of the most groundbreaking papers in psi research history. We’re  honored to host Dr. Edwin C. May for some Q&A with online remote viewers!

Dr. May will be publishing a book called ESP WARS in early 2010, a joint venture with former Soviet leaders of their own ‘psychotronics’ (applied intentional psi) program. We will also be talking a little bit about advanced computer-aided analysis and Associative Remote Viewing. Come ask questions if you have them, and say hello to Dr. May!

A transcript will be posted within a week of the conference. You can find more information at: http://www.dojopsi.com/rvexpo/DrMay/

It’s always free and everyone is welcome at TKR, come join us. It will no doubt make for a fascinating chat. The more the merrier!

For anyone who missed the live chat interview with former Stargate remote viewer Gary Langford, the transcrip of the interview is now online. You can check it out here.

It was certainly an interesting interview. He’s not a very public figure in RV so it was a rare chance to ask some questions and hear some of his ideas. Gary talked among other things, about how his average session only lasts about two minutes in duration, and provides enough data to generate a 500 page report from the findings.  Interesting stuff!

The first video features the Remote Viewing Galleries at the Dojo Psi, where viewers and share their remote viewing work, see sessions from other viewers and share comments about both, all for free. Check it out below.

Motion Graphics by L. Digges
Music by Kevin McLeod
Thanks to Lloyd Alvarez and Simon Bronson.
Thanks to all the remote viewers who share their work and support others in the Remote Viewing Galleries at the DojoPsi.

We’ll also be adding videos to the new TKR youtube channel. So feel free to subscribe to the channel over there and check back in the library for more cool RV videos soon!

Remote Viewing Expo!

July 2009 is TKR’s sixth anniversary! To celebrate, they are bringing together online some of the coolest events, people and ’stuff’ in Remote Viewing. All free of course, for all viewers of course, check it out!

TKR WELCOMES GARY LANGFORD * JOSEPH W. MCMONEAGLE * DR. RICHARD BROUGHTON * DR. EDWIN C. MAY * DR. DEAN RADIN * DR. CHARLES T. TART * DR. JESSICA UTTS * NANCY MCMONEAGLE * STEPHAN SCHWARTZ * RUSSELL TARG * WE HAVE NEW INTERVIEWS! * WE HAVE RV TASKING! GO VIEW! PRIZES TOO! *
WE HAVE LIVE CHAT CONFERENCES! * NEW RV VIDEOS! * JULY 2009

Throughout the month we will have lots of activities and many surprises still to be announced. I hope you’ll all join us for some very fun and interactive remote viewing action.

VISIT THE EXPO HOME: http://dojopsi.com/rvexpo/

First Up: LIVE CHAT INTERVIEW with GARY LANGFORD > Very seldom seen in public in this field (in fact, this may be his first-ever ‘appearance’ besides some previous talk on TKR’s forum!), we are honored to host Gary Langford for some Q&A. Gary provided remote viewing for science research from the 1970s until the 1990s, and was a key participant in projects now collectively known as STAR GATE. Gary is in LIVE CHAT CONFERENCE July 2nd at 10:00pm Eastern at the Dojo Psi Remote Viewing Chat.

Come tell Gary hello, ask questions if you’ve got them! You can find Gary’s RV EXPO page here.
(Over the next week his page will acquire more info like an email interview, some archived notes from him, plus a transcript, so check back.)

TKR is a field-wide free community project “by viewers, for viewers” and welcomes folks of all backgrounds, psi methods and philosophies.

TEN THOUSAND ROADS REMOTE VIEWING AND DOWSING PROJECT

TKR HANDS-ON REMOTE VIEWING

TKR REMOTE VIEWING DISCUSSION FORUM

Looking forward to seeing you there!

-LD

Real psi is ridiculously inconsistent, “iffy” and not always robust, at least so far. And while it can be accurate, it’s so unpredictable that even a very long-term, accomplished viewer with a well documented profile can only be predicted on “probable %” accuracy.

Well a new movie coming soon will explore a group of people with ‘psychic abilities’, but with a rather interesting twist: the abilities are apparently not perfect or amazingly robust. This is no ‘Heroes’ where life-size world-changing MIGHTY AND COSMIC POWERS come into play, predictably. Which is a nice change frankly. Whether the film will show the iffy angle is not yet clear, but anything that doesn’t amplify the psi idea into cartoon level will be novel.

The film “Push” stars Chris Evans, Dakota Fanning, Camilla Bell and Djimon Hounsou. All of their characters have different psychic abilities, but “they’re not so great.” Director Paul McGuigan said about it:

“They’re kind of crap powers and that’s important because the film is a character piece as well as an action piece. “As they get emotionally involved their powers suddenly come to the front, but they’re still not that great. It’s not like they’re flying through the air or picking up cars and throwing them… I tried to keep it very much as gritty as I possibly could.”

Can they change the future? Here’s the movie website with trailer.

Nick (Evans) is called a “mover” because he has the power to move things, but he’s not so good at perfecting his talents.

Cassie (Fanning) is a “watcher.” She can see into the future, but only snapshots and she draws what she sees.

“Bleeders” can make a high pitched noise which makes people bleed and it disables them and “sniffers” can pick up an object and see who has been in contact with the object. They can essentially track you down with their heightened sense of smell.

“Pushers” can affect your memory of an event that has happened or even an event that never took place. Alyssa (Bell) and Agent Carver (Hounsou) both have this ability; however they use it for very different reasons.

Carver runs The Division and injections of a drug are given to the ones with powers with the hope of enhancing their abilities so the government can then use their powers for whatever they want. However, no one has survived the experiment except for one girl named Alyssa English (Bell), but she escaped from confinement and took something with her that could potentially bring down the organization.

I tend to like any movie or show that focuses on psi, even when it’s completely stupid and unrealistic, just because I’m so interested in the idea itself. But I think a show that focuses on a few people with “crappy powers” is kind of hilarious in a way, and sounds more intriguingly realistic to me than most movies on the subject.

One of the themes in the movies is that the government is forcing them to take a drug they think will amplify the powers of those who survive it, but so far nobody but one has ever survived it. Not surprisingly, then, the others are ‘running for their lives’.  This parallels the reality of the USSR during the Cold War, which is now known to have done this sort of thing in their own attempts to explore psi including ‘remote viewing’.

The film is set to be released in February 2009.

PJ