Apparently there has been some confusion, which I apologize for. I realize that I have been doing remote viewing on and off for over 15 years, and maybe my egocentrism has loaned me some blind spots in communicating the familiar. Firstly, this is how you participate in the experiment:
1. Get two sheets of paper and a pen. Write the code for your target at the top of the paper. Draw whatever lines you get impressions of. Do not concern yourself with trying to draw a certain shape or object. Focus on the lines. Keep your eyes open. This should take about 2 to 5 minutes.
2. Write a word list next to your drawing (on the same sheet of paper) of any impressions you get color, texture, size, shape, sounds, smell, light, shadow. Do not concern yourself with guessing what the object or image is. This should take about 2 to 5 minutes. Now, do it again with the next target.
3. Take photos of your drawings, and upload them to the thread for that week's experiment.
Why you must draw:
You draw because you are remote VIEWING. In other words, you are trying to use psi to see at a distance. You can't take a picture of what you see in your mind's eye, so the only way for others to physically see what you see, is to draw.
Why you write a list:
Single words are probably the most compact form of idea expression. The impressions may come at you quick, so you want to just write a list of single words that describe what you may be seeing.
Why you do not try and guess what the target is:
if the remote viewer tries to guess what the target is before the viewing sessions is complete, the subconscious mind may try and make the drawings and the words fit the guess. Trying to guess what the target is, actually closes the mind, and gives you a kind of binary dualistic wrong-right mindset. Your mind focuses on that one guess, and then, you tell yourself your one guess is right or wrong.
When you draw many lines and write many words, each single line, each single word is a possible hit/near hit. In other words, your drawing may 25% correct or 85% right on, for example. The more lines you draw, and the more words you write, the greater the possibility of getting more hits. Do not worry about "being wrong." Just go with your first impressions.
Are there any questions as to how to do this?
Are there any questions as to why I am suggesting these methods?
Thanks for reading, and thanks to all who are participating.
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