In RVing accurately, I pay particular attention to the emotions I pick up...

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Early on when I was getting some of my practice with RV/RI by working

a number of distance health cases there was this one case I was given

of a 13 year old boy that was kind of funny...in a way. I knew

nothing about him but his first name, his city and his age that was

given on a piece of paper.

 

I projected him to my mental screen and kept seeing a boy who

appeared normal and healthy except for having a huge head that looked

like the head of an infant's, his head it looked like an exaggerated,

caricature head of an infant.

 

Later on I found out that his mother had submitted the case and

described him as a really handsome boy but said he was really short

for his age. She said he was constantly picked on by his peers and

called " baby " because he was short and he was really self-conscious

about it.

 

I rarely do health cases any more. but those types of cases makes

some of the best RV/RI practice when just starting out.

 

I'm trying out other things to RV/RI, I've shifted more toward

looking for ways to use it that can help in every day life.

 

For example recently, I lost my cell phone for about a week and had

given up on finding it. I had tried RVing for it a few times to zero

in on the location.

Everytime single time I RV'd I kept seeing an image of our bedroom

flash into my mind...and an " inner voice " saying to go look in the

bedroom. But I had looked everywhere in there at least three times

already. I began to look elswhere in the house for it...no luck.

 

A week later I found the phone in the pocket of a robe that I had

hung on the back of our bedroom door. It was a heavier robe that I

had stopped wearing lately because it had been too hot. It was a

little chilly out the morning I put the robe back on again and found

it again.

 

Once I misplaced an old antique book that was really valuable to me.

I gave up looking for it a long time ago. When I first learned RV/RI

I decided to give it a try to see if I could locate it.

 

I entered my level and the image of a closet in one of the upstairs

rooms kept flashing in my mind. I looked everywhere in that closet.

No book!

 

I decided to take out my dowsing rods. They kept swinging toward

themselves everytime I got near a big box in that closet, and moving

away from each other when stepped back away from it. But I KNEW

that box only contained clothes so I just ignored it. A month later

while looking through that same box for an article of clothing I

found the book way down buried on the bottom of the box. I could have

kicked myself for not having paid attention to the clear indications

I was getting with BOTH remote viewing AND the dowsing rods....now

that's funny.

 

I caught on and started to pay a LOT more attention to my intuition,

my feelings, sounds, flashes of visions after that. I have been

keeping a journal of a lot of this and it's interesting to go back

and read and see the progression over time...

 

I'm wondering if the times I thought I didn't get a case right, I

really did pick up on something but chose to ignore it, like above,

or maybe didn't know how to interpret it...or as Doc

says...didn't/don't have enough experience yet to distinguish.

 

Lori

 

 

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essentialskills , " docspeed2001 " <docspeed2001>

wrote:

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> Sometimes the answers I get are funny.

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> In RVing accurately, I pay particular attention to the emotions I

> pick up...