I love it when people recalibrate life, living & what is important to them to be

[Guest guest]

---, " darthon4 " <darthon4> wrote:

 

> Also for kicks, before I reached the part in the book where Ingo

> describes what he saw when he remote viewed the dark side of the

> moon, I decided I'd test out my RVRI skills and remote view the

moon

> before reading on. I came up with some descriptions similar to

his

> for what I saw (I won't describe them in case someone else wants

to

> remote view this before reading the book).

>

> Question is, was I really " seeing " it or was I just tapping into

> Ingo's memories because I was reading his book at the time and was

> focused in on him? Or does that really matter?....Maybe what

matters

> is that I got similar information...even though it's information

> still in need of verification for me to accept it.

 

Yes,

 

Now, in most of my seminars, even if the seminar is NOT on RVing, I

will have a couple of attendees come up and spontaneously Remote

View something that they know nothing about.

 

By having them do it spontaneously, it removes the " inner critic "

from going " bullshit " , " this can't be possible " , blab, blab, blab,...

 

....and so the other participants can really SEE FOR THEMSELVES how

easily RVing can be done when approached in a certain " loose " manner.

 

By " loose " I am NOT talking about non-procedurized, but rather, a

way of " just doing it " in a manner that does NOT cause the Triple

Warmer meridian to kick into overdrive because of past learnings,

believes, blab, blab, blab.

 

It's really lovely to behold.

 

We also did it at the World Huna Convention, and the other non-

trained participants had eyes as big as saucer plates.

 

I love it when people get the courage to pull their heads out of

their butts and recalibrate life, living and " what is important to

them for happiness " .

 

 

I love it when people recalibrate life, living & what is important

to them to be happy.

[Guest guest]

Hi Doc,

 

One of my favorite and most fun things to do is RVRI. ...and a chance

to remote view the dark side of the moon...How could I resist?!

 

I always love it when everything comes together and makes sense like

this one did and so many others RV's that I've practiced over the

months.

 

I'm a member of the choir....

 

Lori.

 

 

healingenergies-

essentialskills , " docspeed2001 " <docspeed2001>

wrote:

> ---, " darthon4 " <darthon4> wrote:

>

> > Also for kicks, before I reached the part in the book where Ingo

> > describes what he saw when he remote viewed the dark side of the

> > moon, I decided I'd test out my RVRI skills and remote view the

> moon

> > before reading on. I came up with some descriptions similar to

> his

> > for what I saw (I won't describe them in case someone else wants

> to

> > remote view this before reading the book).

> >

 

>

> I love it when people get the courage to pull their heads out of

> their butts and recalibrate life, living and " what is important to

> them for happiness " .

>

>

> I love it when people recalibrate life, living & what is important

> to them to be happy.