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TRAINING REPORT
Second Quarter
1987
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The following charts
reflect
the distribution
of
the
remote viewing
training sessions conducted during
the
second quarter
of
1987.
An explanation
of terms may be found
in
the training outlines,
attached
as Appendices
1-5.
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(TOTAL
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Once
these stages
have
been completed
and
in-house assessment
project
is conducted.
This
involves
the
use
of
a
six digit
binary code which
is sealed
in
a envelope.
The trained source
then
attempts
to identify this code given appropriate abstract
referents.
To
be
effective,
a source
must
be able
to accuratel
discriminate between binary alternatives
in
a sequential
chain
given
a complex abstract referent
cuing system.
The ultimate
goal
of this program might
be
to detect
and describe
cryptographic
code
at
remote
locations.
This newly trained
source ability will
have
to
be
integrated
into conventional
remote viewing techniques.
A source
will
have
to
locate
cryptographic systems through remote
viewing
and then
apply,
his/her ability to discriminate binary alternatives
in specific
codes
at
the
location.
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TRAINING OUTLINE
for
OBJECT REMOTE VIEWING
The purpose
of Object
Remote Viewing
(ORV)
is
to give
the
remote
viewer perceptual
experience
in
an area unaddressed by other
training.
Basic training
in remote viewing
(RV)
usually uses
geographic
locations
as targets for
the remote viewer.
For
the
purposes
of basic
RV training such targets
serve
well
to develop
elementary viewer
skills
and establish some
level
of
viewer
self
confidence
as
well
as
a degree
of
reliability.
Basic
RV training
does
not,
however,
place any emphasis
on
the accurate acquisition
and description
of fundamental
structural
elements
or
individual
objects.
Since such information
is
important
in
the
practical
exploitation
of
RV,
training exercises
in ORV are
conducted.
ORV
exercises differ only
in
the context
that
the designated target
to
be described by the remote
viewer
is
a concealed object
as
opposed
to
a geographic
site.
The procedures
of basic
RV
training programs remain the
same.
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TRAINING OUTLINE
for
ADVANCED
INDIVIDUAL TRAINING
The
purpose
of
Advanced
Individual
Training
(AIT)
is
to
involve
fully-trained
and experienced remote
viewers
in progressive
perceptual
techniques and
"novel” training sessions.
These
training sessions
are selected
to provide site stimuli
not
normally encountered during day-to-day remote viewing sessions.
AIT
sites may
include
such off planet
locations
as
the
Mars
Viking
Lander,
sites
of religious significance
like
the Vatican,
locations
of catastrophic
events
like
Hiroshima,
etc.
AIT sites
serve
a
dual
purpose;
they maintain
the trained remote
viewer
s
interest
by challenging his/her ability and
in
so doing
enhance
the ability itself by expanding
the
perceptual
experience
level
of
the
remote
viewer.
Also available within
the
AIT program are
seminars,
conferences,
and meetings
which would serve
to enhance
remote viewing
ability.
Of
special
interest
in
the
AIT
of
selected experienced remote viewers
is Hemisync
training
available from The Monroe
Institute.
This training has
been
successfully employed
in
the
past
and
is fully documented under
separate
cover.
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