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Video: Remote Viewing for Remote Viewers

PJ — Sat, 11 Jul 2009 07:32:04 +0000

These videos are just awesome. LD worked his ass off on ‘em and I see it was worth the effort. Here’s the second release from the TKR Remote Viewing and Dowsing Project:

REMOTE VIEWING FOR REMOTE VIEWERS
THE TKR PROJECT
EVERYTHING REMOTE VIEWING …
…IS RIGHT BEFORE YOUR EYES
http://www.dojopsi.com/rvexpo/TKRProject/

Below is the youtube version. It’s smaller and lower-res. The page above has a better version plus a high-res version plus still image screenshots for bloggers.

Let LD (the motion graphics guy) know what you think! There’s a forum thread on it, or a comment function at youtube. I hope he gets some feedback about this besides just my drooling, because this one is really cool.

Direct youtube link: Remote Viewing for Remote Viewers

Remote Viewing Galleries

PJ — Tue, 07 Jul 2009 23:52:29 +0000

TKR’s fabulously talented L. Digges has made some promotional videos for TKR and remote viewing. This is the first one, a slow sweet number focused on the relationship viewers develop with each other as part of the mutual encouragement.

TKR’s RV Expo is on all through the month of July. Check out the forum and expo stuff, new stuff is happening regularly: http://www.dojopsi.info/forum/

Mission Feedback: Joshua, Revised

PJ — Tue, 04 Sep 2007 22:26:17 +0000

I got to task TKR’s mission last week. Feedback was yesterday. It was a tasking experiment, or rather, more like a “let it be” kind of approach. I normally believe pretty strongly in a very clear definition of what a target is and the ‘focus’. But this target was an entire situation, with background from years ago, plus recent events, plus current interview (with two people involved). So I simply tasked the viewers to describe whatever they found most interesting about the target, and made the entire thing the target, so they could have feedback on the larger situation.

It’s quite a trip. I’d never read anything like this before. This guy says when he was a kid he had a “merging” experience with a grey alien. Whether or not this happened he obviously believes it did, to the degree that he feels so much “one with it” that he eventually had this plastic surgeon redo his face and head to look more like an alien. I mean, they cut off his ears for godssakes, all kinds of stuff. The feedback (which you’ll have to log into TKR and go to that mission and one of the tasks to get the link to and see in detail) is kind of shocking. Partly that governments would let surgeons do this for “artistic” reasons (!) (this doc is from France).

It got me thinking about the issue of ‘identity’, of course. In a somewhat more normal but still rather unusual social world, we have people who feel they were born the wrong gender, and they have physical surgery to change what they look and feel like. So, in a way, I’m not really sure how this guy differs psychologically, aside from the whole grey-alien thing. I don’t have any reason to doubt his experience, given it sounds like it has profoundly impacted him ever since.

Because the tasking was so ridiculously wide-scope there’s really no way to say who does well vs. poorly on that kind of thing, at least on a detail level. But I thought several of the sessions had some nice info. Bear in mind that because this doesn’t have a specific-clear task with feedback on that focus, it is not qualified within the Remote Viewing protocol; it becomes “psychic work”. Some missions are.

Visit http://www.dojopsi.com/tkr/ and click the box to jump directly to “Missions” on the login page.

Wanna View? TKR’s Weekly Mission

PJ — Wed, 29 Aug 2007 03:14:36 +0000

I occasionally task a target over at TKR’s project, the part inside the dojo. This week’s mission is my tasking.

If you want to play, GO VIEW by visiting TKR at the Dojo Psi, and — well, the easiest way is just to click “Go View” on the column at far-right after you login, because there is a little blurb at the top of the chat mat that announces the mission with a link.

(The ‘real’ way is to go to the Viewer Studios and on the column at far-left, in the middle section about “Missions”, clicking “Go View! (get a mission)”.)

For those who don’t know anything about Missions, I should mention this:

1. The feedback varies from ‘hard and complete’ to ‘none whatsoever’. In TKR’s “My RV” settings section, you can set your minimum required feedback. Feedback is up to the tasker.

2. The tasking varies because (a) it is allowed to be experimental at times, and (b) it is done by different people every week (TKR staff, generally, with occasional guest-taskers). Taskings may be highly-focused or wide-scope; how they are approached is up to the tasker.

3. You get a task and you have until the next Monday early evening to submit a session. All sessions are public so if you’re shy, use an alias. Viewers get feedback at 7:01pm (dojotime/eastern) Monday nights — privately, only they see it. That gives them time to think about it without distraction, make after-session notes, things like that. The task and its sessions and feedback go “public” at 8:00pm Monday nights (dojotime/eastern). When that happens, there’s a link on the chatmat, or you can click on the purple “RV Galleries” link and then the “Missions” link on the front page, to see all the sessions and details.

4. Every mission has its own discussion thread over on TKR’s RV Web Forum on the TKR at the Dojo Psi board, that is just for that mission (talk about the task, sessions, feedback, etc.).