I haven’t posted any sessions in months, so here are a few winning examples — three posted by Laila S. to the APP Discussion list between July and January 2018 and one of T.W.’s from January 2019.
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Here are some recent examples of hits shared by Applied Precognition Project viewers Joshua (top) and Mou.
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RVT had a personal hit as part of the Winning Entanglement Financial Group, predicting an “Up” movement in Thursday’s S&P 500 trading.
Last Sunday (April 2), the WWCdinner group made a prediction on the NBA basketball game, Memphis Grizzlies vs. Los Angeles Lakers. The group passed, but Snoopy’s transcript (above) helped us lean toward the winning side.
Snoopy turned in just one transcript, and I was the independent judge. I thought it was worth at least a 5 on the Targ/SRI scale from 0 to 7. I gave him credit for: people congregating, 20-40 people (statues) all in one spot, outdoors, structures, city, people are up high – elevated, rooftop people on top, grays, browns, city smells – not nature, flat surfaces, hard, smooth, concrete. The target image is titled “Man Selling Christian Icons Jerusalem”.
After the game, Snoopy followed the feedback link to do normal feedback through the website, where he viewed and commented on just the winning target. Snoopy views for multiple groups.
WWCdinner is still accepting new members. We have a Hit rate of about 70% over 138 trials. Our Pass rate is about 60%. If you want to join, write to me and copy Julie Beaman: beaman@me.com Between the two of us, you will be added soon.
Richard Harwood had a personal hit Monday, correctly predicting the odds-favorite horse, GEE FORCE, would finish in the money (it Placed) in Race 8 at Turf Paradise racetrack. Richard self-judged his transcript, giving it a confidence ranking of 5 for Side 1 (Yes), compared to 0 for the other target.
After receiving the feedback, he commented: “Had a good lock on that target… thought I was looking at gold jewellery on a black back ground.”
FirstGroove had a Group Miss, with three other viewers selecting Side 2 (No).
HENRY GILROY (center) earned $1,000 and an offer to join APPI (the Applied Precognition Project Institute) as the first-place winner of the first PRECOG PRO CONTEST. Out of 8 predictions at APP Fest 2016, he had 6 hits (hits minus misses). CHRISTINE UMHOLTZ earned $500 for her second-place win with 3 (net) hits, and JOYCE WAHLBERG (pictured below) claimed $250 with 1 (net) hit. Marty Rosenblatt (right), APPI president, presented the awards.
Joyce Wahlberg
If you’ve thought about starting your own remote viewing group, Marty Rosenblatt walks through the steps of using his online Winning Entanglement software to make the process easier. And stats for the group and individuals are captured automatically!
The P7B Odysseus ARV series had 10 sessions, with 2 hits, 1 miss and 7 passes for a hit rate of 66.67%. Below are examples of best winning sessions (transcripts) produced by P7B group members – powered by ARV Studio software:
