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01-18-2002, 10:13 PM
<title>TRV is 'Site Specific.' What Does That Mean? Jeff Lucas jefflucas jefflucas@psitech.net</title>
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Technical Remote Viewing</font></b><b><font size="1" face="times, times new roman, arial,helvetica" color="000000"><sup>®</sup></b></font>
<font size="5" face="times, times new roman, arial,helvetica" color="000000"><b> Is "Site Specific." What Does That Mean?</b></font>
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By Joni Dourif, President of PSI TECH</b></font>
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<b><font size="2" face="arial,helvetica" color="3850B8">January 18, 2002</font></b>
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<i>Question: "I recently saw a remote viewer claim that remote viewing targets from
a target pool (a stack of blind targets that are separately prepared) doesn't work. As I regularly successfully work targets from the online pool, I
was surprised that a remote viewer would state such a thing. Is working targets from a pool problematic when viewers or taskers are not properly trained?"</i>
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<font size="1" face="tahoma,arial,helvetica"><b><center>Joni Dourif, President of PSI TECH</center></font>
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TRV is a "site specific" method of gathering information.
The reason why Technical Remote Viewing broke the mold in the world of psychic intelligence is because of this very
quality.
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We all share the same five sensory pleasures (and pains) in life; sight, hearing, touch, smell, taste. The manner in which
we utilize each of these senses to collect information is a standardized method. It is also an autonomic process which we
achieve without conscious learning. But how about language? How did we learn to communicate using words?
Someone had to come up with a vocabulary and then we had to train our vocal chords and tongues how to talk.
Talking, unlike our autonomic abilities, still has to be learned. The methodology is a standardized process that we all share
and because it works we do not question whether we have the ability or not. Learning a language "is a known" ability.
We have been doing it for a long time.
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However, if I told you that in order to learn Japanese you cannot be exposed to English, what would you say? You
might point to any Berlitz school in the USA. If I told you that you could only learn one language, what would you say?
You might point to the European continent where learning several languages at once is a common occurrence.
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It seems that we all have recognized "intuition" for a long time and many if not all of us have experienced it in some way
or another in our lifetimes. Some of us experience it in dreams that come to pass and some of us just have a "feeling" -
some of us "hear" our intuitions and some of us "see" them or "smell" them or even "taste" them. Some of us "touch"
them or manifest them kinesthetically on our skin. But what do all of these intuitive experiences have in common? They
are all information gathering mechanisms that are considered to be "psychic".
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The TRV discovery represented a breakthrough because it documented the system in which our brains and minds collect
and gather psychically derived information. The TRV protocols embody the structure of the human beings natural psychic
gathering ability.
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Once we were able to come up with a model of how it worked, we were
able to design protocols which mimic the natural process. It proved to be a
consistently repeatable process. We developed a languange for intuition and like learning all languages, it improves with
practice.
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So, if it is suggested to you that you cannot TRV because of another target, book, or picture that is lying near your target, then ask that
person if they cannot tell the difference between Japanese and English or Spanish and Chinese. If an infant can distinguish
these differences certainly an adult human mind can, can't it?
However, there is only one way to really know that this is true and that is by doing it.
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read last week's <i>The Signal Line</i>: Answers to Technical Remote Viewing Questions.
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Technical Remote Viewing</font></b><b><font size="1" face="times, times new roman, arial,helvetica" color="000000"><sup>®</sup></b></font>
<font size="5" face="times, times new roman, arial,helvetica" color="000000"><b> Is "Site Specific." What Does That Mean?</b></font>
<br><br>
<font size="3" face="arial narrow,arial,helvetica" color="000000"><b>
By Joni Dourif, President of PSI TECH</b></font>
<br>
<b><font size="2" face="arial,helvetica" color="3850B8">January 18, 2002</font></b>
<br><br>
</font>
<i>Question: "I recently saw a remote viewer claim that remote viewing targets from
a target pool (a stack of blind targets that are separately prepared) doesn't work. As I regularly successfully work targets from the online pool, I
was surprised that a remote viewer would state such a thing. Is working targets from a pool problematic when viewers or taskers are not properly trained?"</i>
<p>
<table border="0" width="210" align="right"><tr><td>
<IMG SRC="http://www.remoteviewing.com/news/jonitsl18.jpg" align="left"></td>
</tr>
<tr><td>
<font size="1" face="tahoma,arial,helvetica"><b><center>Joni Dourif, President of PSI TECH</center></font>
</td>
</tr></table>
TRV is a "site specific" method of gathering information.
The reason why Technical Remote Viewing broke the mold in the world of psychic intelligence is because of this very
quality.
<p>
We all share the same five sensory pleasures (and pains) in life; sight, hearing, touch, smell, taste. The manner in which
we utilize each of these senses to collect information is a standardized method. It is also an autonomic process which we
achieve without conscious learning. But how about language? How did we learn to communicate using words?
Someone had to come up with a vocabulary and then we had to train our vocal chords and tongues how to talk.
Talking, unlike our autonomic abilities, still has to be learned. The methodology is a standardized process that we all share
and because it works we do not question whether we have the ability or not. Learning a language "is a known" ability.
We have been doing it for a long time.
<p>
However, if I told you that in order to learn Japanese you cannot be exposed to English, what would you say? You
might point to any Berlitz school in the USA. If I told you that you could only learn one language, what would you say?
You might point to the European continent where learning several languages at once is a common occurrence.
<p>
It seems that we all have recognized "intuition" for a long time and many if not all of us have experienced it in some way
or another in our lifetimes. Some of us experience it in dreams that come to pass and some of us just have a "feeling" -
some of us "hear" our intuitions and some of us "see" them or "smell" them or even "taste" them. Some of us "touch"
them or manifest them kinesthetically on our skin. But what do all of these intuitive experiences have in common? They
are all information gathering mechanisms that are considered to be "psychic".
<p>
The TRV discovery represented a breakthrough because it documented the system in which our brains and minds collect
and gather psychically derived information. The TRV protocols embody the structure of the human beings natural psychic
gathering ability.
<p>
Once we were able to come up with a model of how it worked, we were
able to design protocols which mimic the natural process. It proved to be a
consistently repeatable process. We developed a languange for intuition and like learning all languages, it improves with
practice.
<p>
So, if it is suggested to you that you cannot TRV because of another target, book, or picture that is lying near your target, then ask that
person if they cannot tell the difference between Japanese and English or Spanish and Chinese. If an infant can distinguish
these differences certainly an adult human mind can, can't it?
However, there is only one way to really know that this is true and that is by doing it.
</font>
<p>
<br>
<A HREF="http://www.psitech.net/maillist/backissues.php?read=25">Click here</a> to
read last week's <i>The Signal Line</i>: Answers to Technical Remote Viewing Questions.
<p>
<br>
<hr noshade size=1>
<font size=1 face="arial, helvetica" color="000000">© 2002 PSI TECH International, Inc. All rights reserved. Technical Remote Viewing (TRV) and the PSI TECH logo are registered trademarks of PSI TECH
International, Inc.
Email webmaster@psitech.net with questions or comments about this site.