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Eight Martinis Issue5.Pdf www.eightmartinis.com ISSN 2045-2462 (Print) ISSN 2045-2470 (Online) “What is an “eight-martini” result? *Well, this is an intelligence community in-house term for remote viewing data *eight martinis so good that it cracks everyone’s realities. The State of the Art of Remote Viewing So they have to go out and drink eight martinis to recover.” - Ingo Swann ISSUE: 5 JUNE 2011 How I became a Remote Viewer, Linear thinking, Remote Viewing in France, An interview with Courtney Brown, Feedback, Experiences with Telepathy... *eight martinis The State of the Art of Remote Viewing eight martinis #5 “I will predict that the change routes of the millenial June 2011 eight martinis is a quarterly magazine. transition are headed to increases of mega-economic Print copies are available from failure - of capitalism, of the new world order, of http://www.magcloud.com/browse/Maga- zine/25471 many national economies, and to the one correct For further information Email: expectation as given: the increase in division [email protected] between the haves and have-nots. Publisher: Daz Smith Tough economic times for the have-nots are almost Editing & advice: Mary Marrero Contributors: Courtney Brown, certainly ahead, and they will primarily constitute Alexis Champion & Hélène Pau, the nature of the transition superstructure.” Jean Millay Ph.D., Rick Hilleard, Robert Durant, Teresa L. Frisch - Ingo Swann - Your Nostradamus Factor 1992 Design: Daz Smith ISSN 2045-2462 (Print) ISSN 2045-2470 (Online) © Copyright: Daz Smith, 2011 Welcome to Issue 5 of *eight martinis. We hope you like this Issue with its great The magazine is going strong with thou- continuation article from Jean Millay and sands of downloads each issue and more her early years’ RV experiences with Uri of you ordering full color printed copies. Geller through to Bob Durant’s in-depth article on Bob’s CRV training with Ingo It’s now mid-2011 its sixteen years since Swann – which includes one of his full the CIA disclosure and the world in training sessions, and much more. general was exposed to the larger subject of Remote Viewing. We still have a long Anyway keep up the good work, keep way to go but with the dedication and viewing, keep sharing and remember: projects from some of the practitioners practice, practice, practice. in this field we are making some head- way. Marty Rosenblatt and colleagues are attempting to explore and exploit ARV, All the best... Teresa Frisch is hosting regular webinars from the influential people within RV, Marv is holding a predictive RV experi- Daz Smith ment within TKR and it’s June so Vegas is the epicenter of RV as IRVA kicks off [email protected] another packed conference. Daz Smith *Please be aware that the views and comments from the contributors to eight martinis are their own and not the views held by this magazine/owner or editor. 2 eight martinis CONTENT ISSUE 5 JUNE 2011 Linear thinking is useless in a nonlinear world - Teresa L. Frisch P.4 My Experiences With Telepathy And Clairvoyance Before They Were Called Remote Viewing - Part 2 By Jean Millay, PhD P.8 How I Became a Remote Viewer Robert J. Durant P.14 The Impact of Personal Feedback 14 By Rick Hilleard P.38 Interview with Courtney Brown P.42 Remote Viewing in France by Hélène Pau & Alexis Champion P.46 RV Notice Board P.50 Remote Viewing websites & blogs P.51 3338 46 eight martinis 3 linear thinking is useless in a nonlinear world Teresa L. Frisch Aesthetic Impact Informational Services, LLC April, 2011 My interest in precognition, synchron- the Future: Rethinking Business, Princi- herself in extra-ordinary circumstances. icity and non-locality began with my ples, Competition, Control & Complexity, Like them, I frequently found myself at a study of nursing intuition. Eventu- Leadership, Markets, and the World. The crossroad in life. Should I disregard my ally, after two hours of rudimentary in- concept represented in the quote also precognitive, deja’ vu experiences like a struction at a “psychic fair” I sketched a makes sense when applied to human night of bad pizza, or consider them as remote viewing target for the first time interaction in the nonlocal environment, opportunities for growth and step out and my world changed, never to be the currently defined as remote viewing, or into the unknown? I chose the latter and same. I felt a deep sense of duty toward anomalous cognition. Remote viewing is what I hope is the high road. My many my fellow man after sketching that tar- an information gathering tool that uses yet-unexplained-experiences have be- get. The concept of remote viewing or the communication of the conscious come personal defining moments. our ability to do it was, and still is, essen- and subconscious minds to gather sen- tially unheard of. Not making a personal sory perceptions across time and space. In the foreword of Toward a Psychology effort to share something that could so Freeing the mind of the boundaries of of Being, Abraham Maslow teaches us significantly impact the potential of the linear thinking is the first step in a pro- “Because they are no longer slaves to the evolutionary process of the human race cess of many as we learn that it is pos- hopes and fears of deficiency motivation, and the human condition would mean I sible to function in the nonlinear world self-actualizing persons are not threat- was participating in and perpetuating a of the nonlocal environment. ened or frightened by the unknown: on travesty in every sense of the word. the contrary, they ‘accept it, are com- Like the people whose stories are docu- fortable with it, and often are even more Not on my watch. mented in Seeing the Invisible: Modern attracted by it than by the known’….. Religious and Other Transcendent Expe- and “Another respect in which self-ac- The title of this article, “linear think- riences, and The Common Experience: tualizing persons live their lives more ing is useless in a non-linear world” is a Signposts on the Path to Enlightenment, efficiently is that they tend to be prob- quote from Rowan Gibson’s Rethinking I am an ordinary person who has found lem-centered rather than ego-centered. 4 eight martinis When they encounter something that Extended Remote Viewing and Out-of- mote viewing are all aspects of the needs to be solved or fixed, they do not Body Experiences. Lyn Buchanan intro- same thing - nonlocal consciousness. work at it for the sake of scoring points, duced Theory, Psychology and Analysis But remote viewing is especially impor- but simply for the sake of getting it done. of Controlled Remote Viewing and the tant because, unlike the others, it can Because they do not need to score the development of the communication be- be brought about under controlled cir- points, they can approach the task with tween the conscious and subconscious cumstances. Remote viewing proposes greater clarity and focus.” (Maslow) I do minds. Paul O’Connor brought informa- to us that an aspect of human mentality this, the Aesthetic Impact website, the tion about Energy Psychology techniques exists independent of time and space. webinars, this article, because for the that combine cognitive psychology and Schwartz illuminates his points by ad- sake of people and the human condition, neurolinguistic programming with the dressing how near-death experiences, it needs to be done. energetic nature of the human biofield. reincarnation studies, research into therapeutic intent, precognition, and Why does it need to be done? There are the power of the placebo-effect are all people suffering in silence and someone evidence for the reality of nonlocal con- needs to champion their cause. They sciousness - and are directly linked with call, or stop me to share their stories, “I sketched a the discipline of remote viewing. A spe- hoping that science will provide answers cial treat is his account of a visit he paid to their questions. For them, the agony remote viewing to what he thought of as the ‘primitive’ of uncertainty created by their unan- Bushmen of the Kalahari desert while on swered questions is as real as any physi- target for the assignment for National Geographic, and cal pain. how they taught him the things about first time and culture and consciousness that the sup- I receive letters from people who say posedly ‘sophisticated’ society he came “thank you for letting me feel normal for my world from has yet to figure out.” (IRVA 2007). just a little while.” These are ordinary people who observe patterns and chang- changed, The nursing profession is represented es in their environment. They have in the many sciences studying intuition trusted witnesses, such as their spouse never to be and our human interaction with and in but it does no good because they cannot the nonlocal environment. Martha Rog- be plugged into an outlet and their expe- the same” ers, PhD, RN, with her theoretical model rience scientifically replicated. So they The Science of Unitary Human Beings suffer their questions and their burden appears to be a visionary well ahead in silence lest they speak and draw atten- of her time. Janet Wessel Krejci, PhD, tion to themselves. They go to bed with MS, RN, documented her observations questions, not answers. Science may not The audiences are not large but that is in Synchronous Connections: Nursing’s be able to answer all of their questions not what I consider the win. The win Little Secret. Victoria Slater, MSN, RN, but it is on the cusp of being able to give is not a prize or money or one-upping gives us Modern Physics, Synchronicity them some peace of mind.
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