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[Gene]

Data/Session:

Feels like an outside scene, fresh air
Dark crusty formations, rough feeling
Parts bow outward
Side by side here
Brownish/some cream/blue/white
Seems like being underneath a sink looking up
Holding bends or containers of some kind
Strange dirty looking things
Divided or compartmentalized
Not visually attractive : )
Unfinished metal
Water or liquid is appropriate
They feel cold
Smells like chemical or oil or grease
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And the target was:

[Millenium]

Excellent!

See this is what iam talking about.

Verifiable, Simple feedback that not just encourages growth
but also demonstrates RV in a no nonsense kind of way.
You  either hit the target or miss it. In this case
its definitely a hit. The data is so clean it actually 'describes'
the target better than if you were looking at it with your own
eyes.

M

[Marv]

Beautiful viewing. I doff my cap.

Marv  

[Gene]

Data/Session:

A blanket of white like snow, most things here are white.
Cold
Smooth to the touch
Bluish grey hue
Male energy
Some red cloth
Very cold air
Strong sence of upward movement, going up or getting up
A feeling of climbing
Moving your way up
Feels serious
Focus on earning something
Performance of some kind
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And the target was:

[Gene]

Data/Session:

A close up view of this object, slightly arched or curved across the top. Something that feels smooth, slick, soft, spongy, dents if you push in on it.
Seems real big here, too big or magnified
Appears leathery, with small bumps, dots or dashes, like snake skin.
Organic matter, long pole like thing, like a stick or branch
Green, brown, white, black, greyish color, light hue dutch blue, pearlescent.
Innocently inviting
Tummy pannel aol
Feels like a critter type of thing
Deep dark eyes
Like a salamander, frog, no scales
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And the target was:

[Tunde]

can we have some links to these sessions we can check out ?

Many Thanks,

T

[Gene]

http://www.dojopsi.com/tkr/rv/galleries/peanutview.cfm?dsid=67456

[Tunde]

http://www.dojopsi.com/tkr/rv/galleries/peanutview.cfm?dsid=67456

Thanks Gene,

I think names should be added to sessions posted
in this case this was one of Revsdrag2 sessions.

I managed to do a search on his name and came up
with all these other sessions he has done. Some unbelievable work with consistent and stunning accuracy the likes i have
NEVER seen. Ive seen Mcmoneagles work but you can count
those number of sessions on two hands, revs work while
devoid of drawings impresses me more for its sheer simplicity,

check it out

http://www.dojopsi.com/tkr/rv/galleries/PeanutGallery_byViewer2.cfm?RequestTimeout=800&name=0&alias=Revsdrag2


T

[Banded_Krait]

The more I see of all of the viewers' work in the Galleries, the more impressed I am.  Both Revsdrag2 and SevenSees have turned in some mind-boggling sessions.  Who can forget SevenSees' session # 57466 in which he perceived the picture on the calendar hanging on the wall in the target picture?

Having said all that, I do want to add one cautionary note.  Now when I view a session, I always click on the link in the lower right-hand corner labeled, "See all sessions for this target" in order to see if the viewer had been given this target before.  Some of the veteran viewers are doing so many practice sessions that they have seen the same target two or three times before.  In his book, Entangled Minds, Dean Radin speculates that the mechanism behind RV might be the evoking of patterns in the memory by quantum entanglement.  If the memory is involved, might successive viewings of the same target be a little "easier"?  For instance, the outstanding session Revsdrag2 did of the Chinese gliding frog mentioned above was his second on this target.  He had been given the same target three days earlier.  If you look at the first session for this target, it was good--but not quite as good as the second session.  While the software "infrastructure" of the Dojopsi is fantastic and I am deeply appreciative that it is available to us, I do wish it prevented giving the same target to a viewer more than once.

[Tunde]

 If the memory is involved, might successive viewings of the same target be a little "easier"?  For instance, the outstanding session Revsdrag2 did of the Chinese gliding frog mentioned above was his second on this target.  He had been given the same target three days earlier.  If you look at the first session for this target, it was good--but not quite as good as the second session.  

Hi Banded

Interesting observation. To be honest i have never used
the pratice targets so I cant comment on how it works but
if what your saying above is indeed correct maybe some
more tweeking is required in the tasking system
and making sure true randomness is occuring during target
selection.

On the positive side its a good thing many are actually
practising on a regular basis.

Funny you should mention Dean Radins theories...
Glenn Wheaton has also recently commented on Radins
entanglement ideas or might do if prompted further  

http://www.hrvg.org/discussion/showthread.php?t=171

T

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