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[Dan N]

Ready to view.

[Glenda]

I always wonder, as a relative newbie, why more people do not attempt the mission?  We all miss at time - that is not big news.  Anyway, thanks for your work.  Like everyone, I have to get up my nerve a little bit.

[Rocky1990]

I always wonder, as a relative newbie, why more people do not attempt the mission?  We all miss at time - that is not big news.  Anyway, thanks for your work.  Like everyone, I have to get up my nerve a little bit.

Dear Glenda,

well for me it sounded too serious until I found out that it's basically just a weekly joint training session 



peace

[Marv]

Not even that, Rocky. Nothing to do with training; just for fun.

Where else on the internet do you find a weekly group-based remote viewing opportunity that is open to all? Come and have a go...

Marv 

[RevsDrag]

 
Rocky..
Glenda wonders why more viewers don't do the week missions.  She correctly stated that we all miss or don't pick up on the signal. 
I think viewers are perhaps waiting until they believe they have gained the skill they need to pick up on mission data.  The cool thing is, IMO, is that when we all work the mission there are components of the target gathered collectively.
Some weeks the data has been mind blowing. 

I look at the mission as a special project.  Attempt to pick up signal and just do your best.  The more the merrier.

My 2-cents for what it is worth.
Rev's

[Glenda]

There is no where else, that I've seen, that a group can get together, do a joint session, get non-critical or harsh feedback and have a fun time talking about the session or mission.  They are just fun!  Now I can get a target of the White House and start rambling about all the security or nice furniture so I definitely need to work on the training part, but it is fascinating to read all the different views of a joint target.  Everyone gets a little different view of it!

[Jen]

Hi Glenda,
My sister has just died. I don't know what to do or how i'm supposed to feel right now. Something was supposed to happen early this year but i just didn't know what and hopefully it was this only - nothing more.

Grief is the strangest thing! I'm already so bored with it but that doesn't stop the process of it all. You know... the pain all over, the brain blankness, its just too weird. I do have to say though - for some reason the parameters of awareness are like, totally wide open and I don't know how to shut it down. I need rest but there seems to be no way of closing it down or even minimizing the stuff that's just everywhere.

She was a donor - they are alive so far. It was sudden; she died fully the morning after she first collapsed but that's not what they say, that's just something I know. I talked to her body as though she were still in it because we'd only recently talked about how she wanted to die and that's why it all worked out so well I guess so she would be the only one who would understand i guess. Though she wasn't really there, I found comfort talking to her body because no one else would possibly understand. She just went to sleep and didn't wake up. Lucky thing!

I'm hoping to be back in the seat soon. I don't know the effect grief has on this stuff but I do know that this constant openness is so totally yucky. this stuff is none of my business!

Hopefully RVing soon again... Jen

[Glenda]

Oh Jen - I am so sorry!  That is tough stuff, but I'm certain that she would not want you to be unhappy and grieving for her - she would probably like to think of you as growing in some way and celebrating her life.  That's how I would feel towards my own sister anyway so I hope that you think about it and give it a good try.  It is admirable that she was a donor.  I have that marked on my driver's license, but of course only a handful of people qualify and can go there.  I doubt that there is a set way to feel; it might change moment to moment.  I hope that all your major hard stuff is now over for the year too - for several years!!  Good luck on viewing and on the mission! 

[Glenda]

My sister and I have never talked about "that time," but perhaps we should.  I'll give it thought.  It sounds like she had a peaceful, not drawn out, trip.  I don't understand that final trip, but it does sound like hers was peaceful though hard on you.  It is harder on those left behind?  It sounds like you have found your peace mostly.  My deepest sympathies.

[Jen]

Thanks Glenda,
It must be a bit of a shock for someone to be alive one day and dead the next. I hope she's coping with that alright. Just like everything in life (apart of which death actually is) i'm sure she'll work it out. *

Cheers and happy viewing mate... Jen