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SUMMARY ANALYSIS
REMOTE VIEWING
(RV)
SESSION
LXXX
1.
(S)
This report provides documentation of
a remote
viewing session conducted
for the purpose of orienting
a
remote viewer to an applied remote viewing protocol.
2.
(S)
This session contains several remote viewer impres-
sions which show target correlation.
The remote viewer was
able
to relax and concentrate very well.
Ambient room noise
was minimal.
The actual viewing time was relatively short
but as the interviewing continued,
during the drawing phase,
the viewer's
images seemed
to become more clear and distinct.
Basically,
the viewer described an
"L"
shaped peaked-roof
building approximately
feet high and
feet long with
a
few windows.
The viewer's descriptions of
the front of
the
building
is distorted but does include
a white triangle or
wooden border surrounding
a dark area.
He also associates
the colors red or deep brown as
the basic color of
the building.
There
is also hedge-like shrubbery and grass at the target.
The intersecting paths
(sidewalks),
one of which leads
to the
front of the target,
are also easily recognizable at the
target.
3.
(S)
The protocol used for this session and which will
be used in later training is detailed in the document.
Standard
Remote Viewing Protocol
(Local Targets)
by Harold
E.
Puthoff
and Russell Targ,
November
1978.
4.
(S)
Following
is
a transcript of the viewer's impressions
during the remote viewing session.
At TAB A are drawings
made by the viewer reference his impressions of the target
site.
At TAB B
is
a photograph of
the target site.
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TRANSCRIPT
REMOTE VIEWING
(RV)
SESSION LXXX
TIME
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:
# 66
:
+05
#31:
# 66
:
#31:
# 66
:
#31:
# 66
:
This will be
a remote viewing session
(edited
for
security)
PAUSE
#14 and #36
are out at the target now.
They
are observing the area.
They are interacting
with the target.
Look at the target with them.
See what they
see.
Feel what they
feel.
Sense
what they sense and describe
the target to me.
PAUSE
See the area with
#14 and
#36 and describe
it
to me.
PAUSE
I
saw.
.
.
of
a
.
.
image of
a green bushy
things
That's
fine.
Just give the broad general
descriptions
of the area.
You said you see
something green now,
go on.
PAUSE
(Mumbling)
Fine
PAUSE
All of
a sudden the white strips through
it.
PAUSE
(Mumbling)
other
side.
PAUSE
Okay.
Tell me more about the target.
PAUSE
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#31:
(Mumbling)
another white.
PAUSE
(Mumbling)
I don't have anything on the sides.
PAUSE
#66:
Focus on
#14 and
#36.
Focus on
#14
and
#36
and describe their position relative
to what
you are
seeing.
PAUSE
+10
Describe what you see.
PAUSE
#31:
Okay.
.
Ah
.
.Ah. .1 want to
.
.
say
a
(not audible)
of white.
Two vertical white
things.
Big and round.
They sit up.
How
high
-
(not audible)
on
a white
line.
One
on top
of
the other.
Going up to the white
round things.
I'll say there's rails on each side.
Something
on
the end of the white things
.
They are
horizontal.
They're dark.
They're skinny
and they're round.
PAUSE
+12
#66:
Describe the
size of this object.
PAUSE
#31:
Its
a
(mumbling)
.
PAUSE
#66:
Tell me where you are in perspective
to what
you're
seeing.
PAUSE
#31:
I'm inside.
(Mumbling)
PAUSE
#66:
And from the side,
how large
is
.
.
.
#31:
It was
fifty feet
long.
Its
long.
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#31:
# 66
:
#31:
# 66
:
#31:
#31:
# 66
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#31:
# 66
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#31:
# 66
:
#31:
# 66
:
PAUSE
I'm just not there
#66,
its not like
I had
them.
PAUSE
Do you want to try to draw what you have?
Let me try to draw some and then maybe
I
can
try again to get something out.
My first
.
.
Can you see all right?
Yeah.
PAUSE
Something like brush out in this way.
Damn!
I
think my drawing's getting better.
Ha ha ha
PAUSE
(DRAWING)
That
is all
I have really of any significance.
Okay.
Tell me
a little bit about what you've
drawn
.
Right.
This
is
.
.
Here in the foreground,
let's
say,
this
is my first thing,
this was
a green
hedge or
a green,
big thing,
long.
Okay.
And
it was
as though
I was
looking over the hedge
into
a lawn,
right.
And somewhere out of my
view on
the right here was where this white
.
.
this was white;
it was
like
a white walk.
Somewhere out of my view is where this white walk
came out and intercepted this white walk going
this way,
okay.
Okay.
I
think these two things that you call
walks or white things there.
.
.
Right
.
Intersect off of the drawing.
Yeah.
They're off.
But
I never
saw the
intersection.
All right.
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