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SUMMARY ANALYSIS
REMOTE VIEWING
(RV)
SESSION XL
1.
(S)
This report provides documentation of
a remote
viewing session conducted for training purposes
to enhance
a remote viewer's demonstrated ability.
2.
(S)
Post-viewing on target and analysis indicated minor
correlation with the viewer's
impressions of the area.
The
viewer appeared calm and relaxed.
He expressed
a moderate
level of confidence after the session.
3.
(S)
The protocol used for this
session
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
impres-
sions
during the remote viewing session.
At TAB A are
drawings made by the viewer reference his impressions of
the target
site.
At TAB
B are photographs of the target site.
At TAB
C
is
a post-session interview.
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TRANSCRIPT
REMOTE VIEWING
(RV)
SESSION XL
TIME
#15.5:
This will be
a remote viewing session.
(Edited for security.)
PAUSE
#15.5:
Okay,
#14,
(edited for security).
#7.5
is
at the target.
Look around #7.5
and tell
me what you see.
PAUSE
#14:
+02
Just prior to target time,
I
saw steps.
And
shortly after
I
saw what looked like
a long,
circular pool or
some type of container.
I'm
not sure
if this has anything to do with the
target.
PAUSE
+03.5
I'm not really getting any good images.
At
least,
not yet.
But
I had a feeling of
a
.
.
.
a brick wall.
Next to these
steps.
Red
brick.
PAUSE
+04
Now I'm seeing steps again.
They appear to be
the poured concrete.
.
There appears to be
a
solid wall.
I
don't know if its
a building or
some type of structure right next to the steps
PAUSE
+05
Let me see
if
I can find
#7.5
again.
Lock
in
on him and then step back.
PAUSE
+06
I think
I had the feeling of looking up
a
stairwell.
.
Or an escalator or tunnel or
something.
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#15.5:
Six.
You're doing well.
#14:
I'm not sure.
I'm not getting anything
I
really feel strong about or comfortable with.
Most of my verbage has been vague,
very vague
feelings
.
#15.5:
Can you describe the kind of atmosphere
(not
audible)
?
PAUSE
+07
#14:
Well,
it would seem to be
.
.
It would not
be unusual
to run into.
.
people at this place.
Its not crowded.
It seems more like
a public
place or
a place of business
or.
.
.
PAUSE
+08
A shape keeps popping into my mind.
Triangular
shape.
The first time
I saw it,
it looked like
it was
like the edge of
a walk with shrubbery
in the
center.
Like perhaps
it was
just a
square planter or place carved out of the walk
with something in
it.
And shortly after,
I
saw the shape of an inverted triangle.
Equal
lateral
type.
PAUSE
#15.5:
Can you move around that image and
(not audible)
big triangle and look at it through a different
direction?
PAUSE
#14:
Why not.
For
some reason,
I
just have the
feeling,
at this point right now,
I'm stuck
at the bottom looking up and it feels
like
it
might be
a stairway or stairwell.
PAUSE
+10
#15.5:
Take
a picture from the top of the stairwell
and tell me what you see.
Go up to the top
of
the tunnel.
PAUSE
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#14:
Hminm.
I still
feel
as though I'm looking
down
a tunnel and a stairwell.
#15.5:
Okay.
Now.
.
.
+11
#14:
The
fact right now,
I
see
a long corridor.
.
with lots of doorways and rooms on either
side.
That was
just something that came real quick.
Rooms,
windows.
.
.
it seemed like
I looked
down
a long corridor.
PAUSE
I have the overall feeling that the target
is
more indoors than it
is outdoor.
At least
right now.
At first,
I had a vague
feeling
that it could have been outdoors
PAUSE
+12
#15.5:
Twelve minutes.
Take
a picture from halfway
down the corridor and see what you see.
PAUSE
#14:
I'm going to try
to bring that corridor back
into view and then walk myself down
it.
PAUSE
That’s odd.
The only think
I want
to say right
now
is
.
.
it may not have anything to do with
the target.
.
.
I
just had the feeling that
.
.
+14
it was .
.
I could almost be underneath that
tower and looking up again.
You know,
looking
up at the
tower.
.
or corridor.
PAUSE
And
I
don't.
.
I don't seem to be able
to move
about too freely.
#15.5:
Go back and find
#7.5.
Back up and tell me
what you see.
#14:
I don't seem to be having much luck trying to
focus directly on
#7.5.
#15.5:
The time
is
17 after and
#7.5 will have left
the target now.
PAUSE
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#15.5:
Can you go back to the round,
circular pool?
Describe that for me.
#14:
Yes.
But I'm afraid that might have been
analytical overlay.
When
I saw the shape
and the feeling
I had to
go along with it,
it reminded me of this pool over across
the
way in the courtyard.
PAUSE
Circular shapes.
I saw several more circular
shapes during the session.
And it seemed to
be enclosed by a square or
.
.
a triangle.
A
lot of times
I get pictures of passing things.
#15.5:
Do they feel up or down?
PAUSE
#14:
Well.
.
This stair type objects
and stuff
felt like
I was at ground level
looking up.
The corridor.
.
It was
at
.
.
being
.
.
if
you were walking horizontally level down
a
corridor,
the height of the average person.
.
or my own height.
But then again
I had
a funny
thought that if indeed
I could lay on my back
I
could be looking up
a tunnel,
up
a tower,
and
of course,
the tower this morning comes
to my
mind.
PAUSE
The stairs or steps were prominent throughout
the whole thing.
#15.5:
Was there only one set of stairs or were there
a lot of other steps?
#14:
Well,
at one time
I had
a very narrow view of
it.
I was
.
.
like you were standing looking
down at the side of the steps.
And then when
I tried to step back and look,
it was
like
I
was
looking up
a stairwell or
a stairway.
At
first
I only had the feeling of three,
four or
five
steps.
But later on,
I
felt that there
were many,
like going up an escalator or stair-
well or
a large amount of steps.
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#15.5:
Can you give me the size
(not audible)
stairs?
#14:
Oh.
.
I would say they are quite wide.
.
But
just for the heck of
it,
let's
say.
.
ten to
twelve
feet wide.
I keep getting this picture
of double stairs with a railing in the center.
Right now,
at this time.
PAUSE
I think that's probably about
it.
Either we're
on or we're off.
PAUSE
+21
(DRAWING)
#14:
Okay.
Item Number
1,
Page
1 of my drawings
is
the first overall impression that
I had
was
just prior
to starting the session and it
kept popping
in and out throughout the entire
session.
I had the feeling that
I was
looking
at some
light colored,
concrete,
poured concrete
steps.
And they appeared to be up against some
type of wall.
In other words,
they weren't just
out there in space.
PAUSE
Let's
just go ahead and run down what the
second.
.
if you've got it written down.
#15.5:
Next
is
a structure next
to the steps.
#14:
Okay.
I appeared to move
from looking at the
steps
at one angle and appeared to move to the
other
side.
And
.
.
.
let's see if we can't
put that into Item
2.
It was
a little bit
different angle.
And when
I
looked at it from
that angle it appeared to me on the other side
there was
a red brick,
wall,
or some type of
retainer there that would be about the
size of
a handrailing or
something.
Or the height of
a handrail.
PAUSE
#14:
And we'll label that one Item
2,
Page
1.
It
had light colored steps.
.
and
a
.
. kind of
a red brick retaining wall right next to
the
steps
.
What was next?
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#15.5:
You said you were looking up
a stairwell,
escalator,
or tunnel.
#14:
Yeah.
I'll try
to put that graphically.
This
is not exactly the perspective that
I
saw it
in but its the best
I
can do right now.
And,
all around it appeared to be dark or darker.
And,
up at the top it was
light.
Label that
Item
3,
Page
1.
#15.5:
Okay,
then you gave me
a series of triangular
shapes.
#14:
Right.
Okay.
#15.5:
At the edge of
a walk.
#14:
Well
I kind of had the feeling that
I was
.
.
and Item
4. .1 was above and looking down
and this area here appeared light like
a patio
or
something.
And this square area in here
appeared dark like dirt or earth.
And
I had
this kind of
a half-round shape here and then
I almost had the feeling that there was
some
type,
some type
of shrubbery or brush or some-
thing in
it.
This was
Item
4.
And right after
Item
4 we'll move
to Page
2.
And
I
saw just a
very strict geometric
shape.
An upside down
equalateral triangle.
And that was
that.
#15.5:
I've got a long corridor with
a
lot of doors.
#14:
Or.
.
.
#15.5:
Or windows.
#14:
Right.
Well,
I hate.
.
that's purely analytical.
The only way
I could describe
it.
It was
rectangular and receding things all the way
down interpreted as doors or triangles.
We'll
make that Item
6 and the reason
it appeared
so
much like
a hallway is
it seemed more rectangle
than
square.
Oh goodness,
that would have to
come way up here.
It don't seem like it was
very
long.
I was standing here.
PAUSE
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And the reason
I thought they were windows
or doors they appeared.
.
.
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Well,
the reason
I called them windows or
doors
the walls of this corridor appeared white
except for these shaded dark areas that you would
have in the doorway or something.
And down at
the
end,
appeared to be
a
light.
It would be
+30
like looking down
a corridor or tunnel again.
The
.
.
.
from my perspective,
my point of view,
the ceiling and the floor or the
top and the
bottom appeared darker than
the walls.
#15.5:
Now you said that you had the
feeling;
I asked
you to go down the hallway and tell me what you
saw and then you said you had the feeling that
you were under the tower and looking up
.
.
.
or corridor.
#14:
Right.
I
found,
I couldn't.
.
.
I couldn't
really move myself down the corridor or whatever
it was.
PAUSE
One thing we forgot
is
the,
let's
see,
we're
on Item
7,
Page
3.
This round,
circular retainer or pool shape
thing.
Really don't know
if it has anything to do with
the target,
but we might as well put it
in though.
PAUSE
#15.5:
You said,
in conjunction with that,
that you
saw more circular shapes enclosed by
a square
or triangle.
#14:
Right.
And this
is
.
.
.
Well,
I had the
feeling that they were circular shapes.
But
I
would only see about half the circle and half
of
this rectangular triangle.
I'll put a dotted
line here where
it perhaps completes
it.
I'll
label
that Item
8.
.
.
and
I believe that goes
along with and is directly related to this
Item
4 and
5 that
I have here
for some reason.
But
all
the while
I had this
feeling of
steps.
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stairs or stairs and step type
shapes.
Look-
ing
up.
Looking up into
a corridor.
.
or
a
tunnel.
And.
.
.
#15.5:
Would you want
to try and go back
to that
corridor?
And see
if you could go halfway
down
it again?
#14:
Okay.
Oh,
I had
.
.
.
there it
is,
I’ve got
it.
Its definitely lighter on both sides
except
for those,
for those break up in there,
that would be doorways.
Its definitely lighter
on both sides than it
is on the
top and bottom.
#15.5:
Can you give me
a width?
#14:
Oh,
that would be very difficult.
I
still have
the feeling.
.
its about the
size
of
a corridor
.
.
.
ten,
fifteen feet wide.
Gee,
even maybe
100
feet long or longer.
#15.5:
Can you describe
the
(not audible)
and type of
space
(not audible)?
#14:
It appeared to be enclosed.
#15.5:
Can you describe
the material?
Of the surfacing
#14:
No.
Not really.
But at one time
I kept looking
up this
stairway.
Up
a tunnel or
a corridor
and then from another perspective
later on
as
we hit the corridor thing
I had the feeling that
I was looking straight ahead on
a level plane
down the corridor.
PAUSE
And
I think that's
about
it.
Unless there's
something else you've got down there that
I
can put down
in a drawing.
#15.5:
You've covered everything that was mentioned
as we went through.
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POST-SESSION INTERVIEW
REMOTE VIEWING
(RV)
SESSION XL
1.
(S)
Post-session interviews are conducted after the
completion of
a session to provide the selected remote
viewer with the opportunity to express himself concerning
his viewing experience.
2.
(S)
#14 was not depressed over his
lack of target
correlation.
He did not have images that were clear to him.
He wants more practice at remote viewing.
3.
(S)
#14
and #15.5 have not worked together before
this.
They seemed
to get along well;
more encounters will be neces-
sary before
an assessment can be made as
to whether or not
their relationship will be conducive
to the remote viewing
process
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