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October
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1987
subject:
BES
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1 0N
SUMMA
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(C/SB)
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ATTN
1-
(S-SS)
statistics?!
Vi ewer
s
Sessi on
dates
0 1
23 OCT 87
2-
(S-SS)
This session
was
a held
in
a
"-free-f 1 i ght “
method
on
^
I
^
^
e
®n t i r e
sess i o n
w as
c on d u c t e d
as
a
s t a g e
exercise,
using
the timeline on page
1A„
Impressions gained
-from
1 h b
t ar g et ed
s i t e
i n c 1 ud e s
a.
23 OCT 87 s
'
.!
1)
•
(Event
#
;1
on the timeline)
There was
an
i mpress i on
o f
a
s 1 o p i n g
f r amew o r k
,
sup p or t e t j
b y
two legs,
forming
a sort
o-f
tripod
with one
leg
extending
past
the top
(see sketch,
page
)
„
This
1 e d
t o
an
A0L
o f
rocket
1 auneher
..
Re c: u e i n g
t h
e
target produced only visuals
o-f
the colors
GD and
r e (d
wh i c h
wa is
t h en
A (!)L
' d
a s
a
h u 1 k y
s h ap e d
a i rp la n e_ wit j i
a
r ed
st a r
on
i t is
s i d e
,
bei nq
bl own
up
by
a missile *
I h er e
wa is
,
t. h r o lig h ou t
t h e
en t i r e
a c <::: e is s i n g
o -f
t h ase
i m p r ess i o n s ,
t h a
f ea
!i.
:i. n g
t h a t
t. hi e
bvan t is
h e i n g
v i awe d
a d
.j us t
h a p p an ad «
2)
(Event
#2 on the timeline)
Later
in the day,
t h er e
wa s
an
i mp r ess i on
o f
some t h i n g
b e i n q
p u ish e d
ou t
t o
t h a
s i d es «
Th i is
wa is
a e e omp an i ed
b y
t h e
7^
str on g
A
L
' s
o f
a
sh 1 p
' is
b ow
p a r t i n g
t h e
wa t er
<ii> „
A short
break was taken,
and
there was
a sudden
an d
v er y
r aa 1
f ea
!!.
j. n g
o -f
‘ sud d an
j ar r i n g
j a 1 1 s
,
which
were then AOL'd
as cannati^iac.
There was
so much
A 01.... drive
on
the perceptions
of
this day
that
I
abandoned the attempt
and went
back
to work
on
t h e
t i ma 1 i n a
a g a i n
2 4
2h
D (J
8 7 s
hio
i mp r ess i on s wer a
n o t i c ed
«
DC
I
8 7s
(Event
#3
on
the timeline)
There was the
percept i on
o-f
a sudden
,
downward
n catch
(see sketches
on page
3).
Working
through
this,
I
feel
that
i;t
resolved
itself
into
an allegorical
for
an event
which
wa is
‘ 1 pa i n f u 1
,
b u t
n ot
ser i au s
„
0L 1
8 7 s
( Even t
#4
on
t h e
t i me 1 i n e )
Th er e
wer e
repeated
visual
perceptions
of
a
"billowing white"
(see
sketches ,
pages
4 and
5)
„
This produced
an unusual
very qui c k success! on
of
AOL
i mpr essi ons ,
1 i st ed
on
t he
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Recueing the site gave little
further
in f or mat i on
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(Event
#5 on the timeline)
This point
on
the timeline was tried
or
5 times,
and each attempt
to cue
it gave
a complete package
of
very vague
visuals.
The visual
package consisted
o-f
a man
in
a
black
suit being attacked
or
killed.
The entire scene
had
a strong
"European"
-feeling
to
it.
^9-iO OCT
87:
(Event
#6
on
the timeline)
There
is
a
wide band
o-f
jerky
up and down motions on
the timeline
at this point
which consist
o-f
the impressions
of
people yelling,
being upset,
-feeling
indignation,
outrage,
and
con-fusion.
There
is -fist-banging and
lots
of
arguing.
Ac
I. i v
i. l.y
per cei ved
at
the site consists
of
a group
o-f
people sitting around
in
a circle,
seriously engaged
in
comparing with one another,
discussing,
and making
decisions.
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