Fifteen Minutes Solves Energy Problem Using Technical Remote Viewing
March 29, 2002
Last week, Derek, one of our new TRV Basic Training Course students from California,
solved a complex problem in only fifteen minutes.
His session won PSI TECH's Gold Star of the Week Award.
Since 1997, PSI TECH has posted weekly Technical Remote Viewing "Targets of the Week"
for our Online Training Center students. Each target is carefully
chosen to teach specific TRV skills and the viewers are completely
blind to the name and nature of the target.
The Target of the Week was:
[Optimal Energy for Power System / PSI TECH R&D Center / Next 12 Months]
However, the trainees were only given the following numbers: 0330/4923. This
was a completely blind target.
From his first sketch, he described
the target as being "glassy, clean, and flat."
On page 6 he perceived
refined data consisting of the
tangibles of "building" and "solar panels."
And by page 8 he already declared
the target as an "energy-saving solar house."
Finally, for his analysis he wrote the
following:
1) A house in the mountains, or beach, or other
exotic locale, with solar panels
2) Energy-type project, unknown to most
3) New home for TRV school??
4) Vacation house
Derek was able to acquire all of this information after only being
supplied with eight random numbers. By staying in proper TRV structure
and by consistently practicing, any person can learn how to do this.
PSI TECH's Research and Development Project is the home
of PSI TECH's new Matrix Research Center. The complex is located in
a mountainous region in Polynesia and we have been developing a solar
power system for it. Derek's session data confirms our choice of utilizing
solar energy to power it.
His session is a
testament to how accurate and quickly the
perceptual apparatus perceives data and it
demonstrates
that even a beginning TRVer can accurately solve
complex problems.
Congratulations Derek on your excellent
TRV work and we look forward
to seeing your progress as you become a great remote viewer.
Derek recently sent us the following comments:
"I am happy to see what can be done with this ability; how empowering it is.
Before I started TRV'ing again, I was feeling down about the world in general (since 9/11),
and depressed about things. But I have found that connecting with the Matrix
somehow energizes the mind and emotions and helps me feel more confident, more self-assured,
and better about life and the world in general.
I am excited about the opportunity to learn the advanced stages and continuing to improve in the use of this skill.
"
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Announcing a Live PSI TECH Chat Event
March 29, 2002
Next Tuesday, April 2, 2002, PSI TECH will hold a scheduled live discussion
in the PSI TECH chat room.
Participants will be able to
interact live with PSI TECH's President Joni Dourif and CEO Dane Spotts
and may ask questions about TRV, the future and direction of PSI TECH and
related topics.
Don't miss this opportunity to have your questions addressed live. The discussion
will last one hour. Please stop by at 7:00 PM Pacific Time (10:00 Eastern.)
You may access the chat room via our web based java client at
http://www.psitech.net:6080/
or connect via an IRC client such as mIRC. We will provide more detailed instructions
about the format and procedures in the chat room during the event.
Date and Time: April 2, 2002 at 7:00 PM Pacific
Location: PSI TECH Chat Room
Directions: Click here
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