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SUMMARY ANALYSIS
REMOTE VIEWING
(RV) SESSION XVII
1.
(S)
This report provides documentation of
a remote
viewing session conducted for the purpose of orienting
a
remote viewer
to
the protocol which will be used
in the
remote viewing training program at Stanford Research
Institute
(SRI),
Menlo Park,
California.
2.
(S)
The remote viewers
impressions
in this session
showed
a moderate degree of target
correlation.
The
principle shortcoming
in this session
is RV "noise"
generated
by the remote viewer himself
in
an attempt
to analogize his
target
images with memory and fantasy.
The remote viewer
was
in
a very good mood prior
to
the session.
He was able
to relax and set
aside all other concerns of the
day and
concentrate on the task
at
hand.
The remote viewer was
generally satisfied with the results of his session.
He
understands the problem he had with analysis
and feels that
he will
have
to undergo
a learning process to overcome this.
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 impres-
sions during the remote viewing session.
At TAB A are draw-
ings 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 XVII
TIME
#66:
This will be
a remote viewing session. (Edited
for security.
)
PAUSE
#66:
Okay,
#10.
.
.
#6.5 and #8.5
are approaching
the target
now.
.
.
They are observing the
area.
Look
at
the target with them.
.
.
and describe
the area
to me.
PAUSE
#10:
.
.
.
Seem to be ...
a.
.
.
tall.
.
.
round
.
.
.
.look like tall,
round objects.
#66:
Okay.
PAUSE
#10:
Might be trees or something.
#66:
You don't have
to tell me what they
are
just
describe.
.
.
the area.
PAUSE
#10:
I
get
a
.
.
.
like
a
.
.
.
triangle.
.
shape.
But
they
are rounded.
The edge or corner to
the point of
.
.
.
the break.
PAUSE
#10:
I
had
it but
I
lost
it.
PAUSE
#10:
I don't
know.
(Long sigh)
PAUSE
#10:
(not
audible)
PAUSE
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#66:
You are doing very well.
PAUSE
#10:
I
kept getting an image of
a
.
.
.
shape.
#66
:
Okay
.
PAUSE
diamond
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#66:
Describe your feelings
about
the area.
PAUSE
#10:
I
keep seeing things that
a
.
.
.
They look
a
.
.
.
(not audible)
feelings.
PAUSE
#10:
I.
.
.
I
just
felt
tired.
.
.
(not
audible).
PAUSE
#10:
It seemed like colors
(not
audible).
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#66:
Describe
the colors
to me.
#10:
The colors
are green and blue.
.
.
A little bit
v
of pink or some
color.
(not
audible).
I'm
going to extract
it.
Different
things.
I
get
the colors
of different
shapes.
.
.
(not
audible).
PAUSE
#10:
(Not
audible)
of
something.
.
.
PAUSE
#10:
Right
here where
I
stand,
where
I'm looking
at
.
.
.
seems
to be almost
like
a puzzle.
#66:
That's
fine.
That's
fine.
Just describe what
you
see.
Its not necessary
to figure
it
out,
just
describe what you
see.
PAUSE
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#10:
(not
audible). ...
It
looks
like
a gray
.
.
.
+10
#66:
Describe your target
impression.
#10:
Ah.
.
.
that’s.
.
I
kept getting different
.
.
.
a.
.
.
configurations.
Small
things.
And then
the colors seemed to keep changing on me.
.
.
Like
a blue-green
.
.
.
and then
I
get something
dark and gray.
.
.
That's
all.
Its
almost
like
being
in the
.
.
.
emergency room of
a hospital.
Bad feelings about
it.
#66:
Describe your feelings.
#10:
It
feels
like
death.
.
.
like
a cemetery.
.
.
or
sick.
.
or.
.
maybe
a
.
.
.
jail or something.
And,
other things come
in —
the
cars.
.
.
PAUSE
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#10:
(Not
audible) perspective of
it
.
.
.
Squares.
.
.
Something like
a blue affect.
Deep,
dark blue.
Very,
very
(not
audible).
Humph!
PAUSE
#66:
Let yourself move back away from the blue so
it
falls
into perspective.
Just move back
away.
Step back
away.
And
let
it
fall
into perspective.
Describe what
you
see.
PAUSE
#10:
I
get
the impression that
the
a
.
.
.
target
would be
inside.
#66:
All
right.
#10:
The blue and
.
.
.
like
I
was telling you,
an
impression of something of water or what.
.
.
Huh.
.
.
I
can't
(not
audible).
.
.
PAUSE
#66:
Describe the location of the outbounders.
+14
#10:
I
get
the impression they
are
at
a building,
a
hospital or something.
.
.
or they
are near some-
u
thing
(not
audible).
.
Different
shapes.
PAUSE