Skip Atwater & 40 years of Remote Viewing

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May 132012
 

REPRINTED FROM TMI NEWS:

IRVA ConferenceNext month, the International Remote Viewing Association Conference held in Las Vegas, Nevada, salutes 40 Years of Remote Viewing– “This year we will be celebrating the 40th anniversary of remote viewing, commemorating the day in June 1972 when Hal Puthoff and Ingo Swann executed their remote viewing magnetometer experiment at the Stanford Research Institute.”

TMI’s director of technology and former president F. Holmes “Skip” Atwater will address the conference on the topic, “Quantum Mind Remote Viewing with Spatial Angle Modulation™ ”

Prior to the conference, Skip will co-present a workshop led by Marty Rosenblatt on Group 1ARV Protocol, “… the latest advance in applying Remote Viewing skills to predict Future Outcomes.” According to Marty and Skip, “Spirit and consciousness are at the core of remote viewing, precognition and all other psi-related phenomena. This workshop offers the opportunity to explore personal spirit/consciousness in a team environment while doing applications.”

Read more at The Monroe Institute:

 

 

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Rosenblatt, Atwater host pre-IRVA workshop

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May 102012
 

Groups can be quite effective in describing different aspects of one RV target.  This group process is central to the precognitive Remote Viewing approach Skip Atwater and Marty Rosenblatt will facilitate and teach June 12-15 at a pre-IRVA workshop. The last day to get a special hotel rate is Sunday, May 13.

http://p-i-a.com/Workshops/2012PreIRVA/

Here are slides showing how multiple RVers Access the same Target.

http://1ARV.com/Group1ARV-AJsummaries.ppsx

 

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TMI: Test Your Remote Viewing Skills Online

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May 062012
 

Reprinted from The Monroe Institute:

According to TMI veterans Skip Atwater and Joe McMoneagle, anyone can learn to remote view. It’s an acquired skill. As early members of the US Army’s Star Gate program Joe and Skip participated in thousands of remote viewing missions. The training is straightforward, methodical, and highly effective.

Whether you’ve accumulated remote viewing techniques on your own, attended TMI’s Remote Viewing Practicum program, or are an RV wannabe, “practice makes perfect.”

Aspiring remote viewers have opportunities these days that didn’t exist years ago. One is a Website Joe recommends called Target Monkey. It gives you randomly generated practice targets and feedback on your results.

Happy hunting!


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Almosta Exacta!

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May 052012
 

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Friday was one of those on-again, off-again stormy days in the Midwest, so our plans to go to Fairmount Park racetrack kept changing. When we finally decided the weather was going to be okay, that left me about an hour to do my Associative Remote Viewing (ARV) for the races before the hourlong trek across the river to Illinois. I got six races done and had some nice matches in two of them. (I call that Lightning ARV–it was really fast!)

Since I live in Missouri, where online betting on horseracing is illegal, I seldom get to bet on the races. But when I go to a track, I try to use my Targ Confidence Ranking scores to help guide my betting.  In the second race, I had two strong CRs (4+), so I decided to try an Exacta Box. With that bet, you say the horses will finish first and second; the box allows either order. I PICKED THE RIGHT HORSES! But I bet wrong.

An important lesson to be learned here–doublecheck the post position. The horse I listed as 2 when I set up the race in the “My Own Event” section of PRECOG10 was actually the second horse of a paired bet (1A). Instead of 4-2, my bet should’ve been 4-1. Sigh.

The good news is that my viewing was spot-on! I was 1-6 for wins, but used ARV to pick three other horses that finished in the money. And it was fun!

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Rosenblatt: “Beacon” webinar Monday

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Apr 292012
 

Marty Rosenblatt will offer a free webinar at 8:30 a.m. Pacific Time (11:30 a.m. Eastern) on Monday, April 30, to discuss the beacon approach.

Here is the link that will get you to the meeting.  More details below.
https://www2.gotomeeting.com/join/468869667

  • Use your microphone and speakers (VoIP) – a headset is recommended.
  • Or, call in using your telephone. Dial +1 (914) 339-0010
  • Access Code: 468-869-667
    Audio PIN: Shown after joining the meeting
  • Meeting ID: 468-869-667

“I believe the approach can be a valuable tool for enhancing entanglement with the FB (feedback) target,” he said. The idea is to use any object of your choice–a different one for each coordinate– as a beacon to guide and support you during your remote viewing (RV) session. You also use it to find and describe the target during your feedback (FB) session.

In webinar March 27, Marty suggested that you touch and sense the beacon object during your RV session, with the intention of moving your consciousness to this beacon during your FB session so you can gather accurate information about the target.  During your FB session, you touch and sense the same beacon object while you observe and sense all important/obvious aspects of the target.

Powerpoint from March 27 webinar

 

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Psychic spy’s NDE led to Remote Viewing

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Apr 102012
 

memoirs_of_a_psychic_spyInterview with U.S. Army Remote Viewer Joe McMoneagle explains how his near-death experience (NDE) led to being selected for the government’s psychic spy program. Check out his fascinating in-depth interview with Skeptico.com.

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Rosenblatt: Non-locality hypothesis underlies both twin telepathy & remote viewing

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Apr 052012
 

ShiftMagazine22Marty Rosenblatt recently shared a link to an article by Dr. Diane H. Powell from the Institute of Noetic Sciences’ SHIFT magazine about Twin Telepathy and the Illusion of Separation: Despite substantial evidence validating psychic phenomena, the scientific community remains largely resistant. Enter the revolutionary phenomenon of telepathic communication between twins. Numerous cases have been accumulating since the late 1800s. If they can’t be explained through synchronicity or genetics, what other explanation could there be?

“I was especially taken with the hypothesis that non-locality could be a key ingredient for the similar life choices of twins separated at/near birth,” he said. “In our precognition work, we apply a similar hypothesis; namely, that one person can communicate non-locally with him/herself through time to share information.”

Noting that Dr. Powell greatly expanded the “genetics vs. environment” debate,  Rosenblatt added, “I hope some scientists will begin to listen to the large-scale implications of non-locality.”

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1ARV group scores hit in Monday’s game

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Apr 032012
 

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The 1ARV Google Group had a hit for Monday’s NBA game, using Group 1ARV to pick Over 216 1/2 in the Minnesota at Sacramento game. These are some of the transcripts an independent judge used to make the prediction.

 

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1ARV group snags hit in 3/29 game

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Apr 012012
 

1ARV140083The Group1ARV prediction for Under 200 1/2 was a hit in the March 29 NBA game, Oklahoma City at LA Lakers. Transcripts included these two, which the independent judge gave a Confidence Ranking of about 5.

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I’m guest blogging on remote viewing in fiction!

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Mar 302012
 

Zero Time As many of you know, my “day job” is writing historical fantasy and science fiction with a Mesoamerican twist. Of course, I often manage to fit remote viewing into what I write. I’m blogging about that on a paranormal fiction site, DISQUIETING VISIONS, as part of a Virtual Book Tour Party for my debut novel, ZERO TIME.

Check out my PARTY PAGE to learn about the 3 ways to win prizes, which include a Mayan Winds CD that would be great for your RV cool-down.

Another site is offering an ebook giveaway.

 

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