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Teresa Frisch, RN, RMT, IARP 12.23.08

I have not been practicing, and am nowhere near “operational” status, but to illustrate nonlocality for you, I will offer the reader some simple CRV sessions and feedback. My intent is to give the reader some examples that I, an ordinary person with no special skills, was indeed sitting in Ohio while documenting sensory perceptions from half a world away. I have chosen these sessions for specific reasons, and will preface them with summaries and explanations. I hope that you, the reader, will gain a better understanding of how the subconscious and conscious minds communicate through the science of controlled remote viewing.

To me, the potential for the humanitarian development of remote viewing is limitless. Viewers who have documented and shown repeatedly that their work is dependable could assist as part of the tool belt used on any number of projects. Those same viewers who can bring back verifiable information about real-world targets now could potentially be trusted to run timelines into the future to bring back information as well. Just skimming the surface, some real-world applications, or projects, could involve global warming, climate change, archeology, geology, medicine, law enforcement, and business.

The only limits of the mind would seem to be those we have placed upon it.

Revised tlf 3.28.09 / 7.7.09

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