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The phenomena
of
Remote Viewing has existed
for many decades
with equally as many variations and techniques,
Ingo Swann
pianB(av"Bd the development
of
the technique referred to as
Coordinate Remote Viewing
(CRV)
in the
1960's.,
While little
hats
been done by Swann
to record the technique to paper
-- over
the
years the methodology has been
formal ly taught
and
the process
i mp roved
upon
„
Project
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(a SAP under
DIA>
has refined
the
p r a c ess
a f
*1: eac h
:i. n g
CRV
t o
t h e
d eg r ee
t hi a t
i n d i v i d ua 1 s
p osses s i n g
no
known
"natural
psychic: abilities"
can
be taught
to remote view
with extreme accuracy
in
a relatively short period
of
time,.
The
training program far
CRV takes approximately
6 months to
compl ete y
depend! nq
on
the
i nd i vi dual
bei ng
trai ned „
I he
tr ai ni nq
p r" og r am
i is
d i v i d ed
:i. n t o
st ag es w i t h
ea ch
st a q e
i n c r eas i n g
t he
scope and ability
of
the
viewer,,
The stages must
be completed
in
sbq \ xen c.: e
an d
t hi er e
ar e
n o
t. i me
1 i m i t s
i. n
t h e
t r a i n i n g
p r og r ess i on
movement
to the next stage
of
training
is entirely dependant
upon successful
compl et i on
of
the precedi nq stage
Stages
is divided
into
2 phases
of
training
or
focus.
Phase
is designed
to develop© the viewers ability to
di scri mi nate aspects
of
terrai n
y
such
as;
mountai ns
,}
water ,
desert
etc,,
Phase
2 trains the viewer
to work
with encrypted
c oo r d i n at ©s
wh i c hi
ar e
k e y ed
t o
a
sp © c i f i c
g eog r ap h i c a 1
1 oc a1 1 on
-
an d
t o
v i ew
t h i s
s i t e
or
t ar g et
,,
I n
st ag e
1 1
o f
t r a i
1*1 i n g
t h e
v i ewer
i s
t aug ht
t h e
interpretation
of
sensory impressions
(color
,
smel 1
,
temperature)
etc-
Stage
III
deals with recognition
of
dimension
at the site*
S t aq e
I V
t r a i n i n g
i n t r o d u c es
1 e
v i ewer
t o
ah st r a c t
e <0 n c ep t is
Stages
V and
VI
are considered advanced stages
of
training where
t h e
v
:i. ewer
w i 1 1
ex p er i er i c e
a
b i t
mor e
f 1 ex i b i 1 i t y
:i. n
t h e
t r a i n i n g
program-
Dur i ng the CRV trai n i ng process
( as
wi th
al X
trai ni ng >
i
t
hi as
b ee i“i
f ou n d
t h at
t hi e
1 0 ar* n i n g
c u r* ve
o f
v i ewer s
w i
.1 1
est ah 1 i sh
a
1 n or
- ma 1
wave
p a 1 1 er n "
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t hi at
i s
i n c: r 0a s 1 n g
r ap i d 1 y
p e a k i n q
,r
an d
t ap er i n q
o f f
un t i 1
i t
en c ou n t ers
t h e
n e x t
t r a i n i n g
stag ©
( see
Illustration
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This
"normal
wave"
presents no problem as
long
a.s
t hi e
v i ewer
an d
mo n i t or
ar e
awar e
t h a t
1: hi e
t en d en c y
ex i st s
otherwi se there
i s the
opport uni ty
for
a decrease
i n the
retent i on curve due
to
f rust rati on
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CRV
is taught
as
a
dynamic:: team
process,,
Each session
is
(" conducted using
a moni tor
and
a viewer
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The
job
of
the
moni tor
i
{to
act
as
"c:o pilot'
to the viewer
* keeping
him
on
track,
on
^site and
in perspective.
The
function
of
the viewer
as part
of
tf
this team
is to enter
an
altered state and remote view the given
target
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Hi e basic theory
of
how CRV works
is very
logical
and
is
easily comprehended
even
by
a
“non
psychic"
»
While many
t h ear y
q ues t i on s
r ema i n
un an swer ed
,
1'
i e
f ac t
i s
*
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“ t h e
s t uf f
wo r k: s “ *
A
summar y
a f
t h e
CRV
t h eor y
wou 1 d
f a 1 1 ow
t h ese
1 i n es s
Somewhere ,
perhaps
i n
the unconsci dub
mi nd
,
there
ex i sts
what
we will
label
“the Matrix"
.
The Matrix
knows no boundaries
and
lias no limitations
it contains jail
information
about
all
things,,
It
could
be thought
of
as f&mn 1 potent
or
you could
think
of
it
as
a data base
etc,,
The Matr i
x
poi nts
wi thi n
a
has within
it
“Patterns
think
of
these as
d i men s ;i o n a 1
b o x
( 8ee
1 1 1 us t r a t i on
#2 )
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The
"Patterns"
within the Matrix
each
(posfes^ and
thei r
own energy „
Thi s energy
i s
emi tted
i n
tire form
or
“ si qnal
1 i ne"
whi ch
i s pecul ul ar
to that
speci f i c
rad i ate
of
a signal
pattern
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This
" pattern "
has other names
toy which
it
is known —
it
can
toe referred
to as
a
"Thought
Ball"
or
as
a
"Gestalt".
A
Gestalt
can
toe described
as
"The Pattern"
and
all
of
it's
associated patterns
(Bee
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"Cogrti trons"
are
a pattern product,
created
toy the
interaction between neurons and synapses
after either
a
physical
or emotional
event.
Cognitrons exist
in the unconscious
mind
and
can
exist
as separate patterns
or
as clusters
of
related
patterns
(See
Illustration
#4).
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A practical
explanation
of
training theory
and how
trons apply to learning could
toe accomplished using the
le
of
an
athlete.
An athlete practices to reach
a training
fcive
- this objective could
be skill
related,
like
a
ling
move.
The move
is rehearsed time and time again
until
d on e
c or r e c: 1 1 y
or
un t i 1
s
:i. g n i f i c: a n t
i mp r ovemen t
i s
made,
improvement
is made training
is ended
(on
a positive note)
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f or
t h e
f or mu 1 a t i on
of
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i n
t h e
at h 1 et e
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These Cogni trons will
enable the athlete to accomplish
ask spontaneously the
next, time the move
is attempted
the
i s
t r ue
o f
p s yc h i c
t r a i n i n g
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Clarification
of
this growing
list
of
terms and definitions
can
toe accomplished
toy walking through
the process to this
point.
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the viewer
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a set
of
encrypted
1 n
ver y
to as i c
t er m s
The monitor
will
read
coordinates e.g.,
3f 42'E and 20*16'N.
In very basic terms — the
viewer's Autonomic Nervous System
will
respond
to energy produced
by the
"Gestalt"
or
"Pattern",
and this response will
manifest
it's self
on
the
I diagram,
it
is this registration
on
the
Ideogram that
indicates that the viewer
is receiving the signal
line
of
the Gestalt.
The viewer
will
begin receiving
impressions
or perceptions
of
the target area
(site)
keyed
to the specific
issues he
is concerned with
e.g.
,
structure,
terrain,
emotions
etc.,
(See
Illustration
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When speaking
of
"the Matrix"
or
of
"Gestalts"
and the
related
"Patterns"
,
we are dealing
with
information which exists
in energy
form
in
the unconscious mind.
The purpose
of
CRV
training
is to enable
the? viewer
to extract
the information
from
the unconscious and bring
it
into to conscious mind where
it
can
be used
for whatever
intended purpose.
All
information
and
p er c ep t i on s
d r awn
f r o m
t. h e
u n c on sc i ous
mu st
b e
p r oc essed
t h r ou g h
the
" li men"
thresholds or the conscious mind
will
not
be able to
r ec e i ve
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This transfer
or passage
of
information
is accomplished
through
the use
of
"conduits"
or
"channels"
which permit various
types
of
sensory information
to pass through
(See
Illustration
# 7 )
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