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Eight Martinis So Good That It Cracks Everyone’S Realities 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: 4 AUGUST 2010 Quantum Consciousness, ARV, Magnetometers, IRVA, Skeptics and Ten things to make you a better Remote Viewer... *eight martinis The State of the Art of Remote Viewing eight martinis #4 August 2010 “In building a statue, a sculptor doesn’t keep eight martinis is a quarterly magazine. Print copies are available from adding clay to his subject. Actually, he keeps chiselling http://www.magcloud.com/browse/Maga- away at the inessentials until the truth of its creation zine/25471 For further information:Email: is revealed without obstructions. Thus, contrary to [email protected] other styles, being wise in Jeet Kune-Do doesn’t mean Publisher: Daz Smith adding more; it means to minimize, in other words to Contributors: Lyn Buchanan, Marty hack away the unessential. It is not daily increase but Rosenblatt, Ingo Swann, Paul Bisson, Jean Milay Ph.D, Kingsley Dennis Ph.D, daily decrease; hack away the unessential.” Jon Knowles, Rick Hilleard. Design: Daz Smith - Bruce Lee ISSN 2045-2462 (Print) ISSN 2045-2470 (Online) © Copyright Daz Smith, 2009 Welcome to issue 4 of eight Well, we are now entering the final martinis. With this issue we have part of 2010 and so far its been an obtained and include an ISSN number interesting year for Remote Viewing with from the British Library (see cover). some great public projects from people An International Standard Serial Num- like Courtney Brown, to the 2010 IRVA ber (ISSN) is a unique eight-digit num- conference in Las Vegas. So keep up ber used to identify a print or electronic the good work everyone, and keep periodical publication. sharing those projects, theories and Remote Viewing examples and Thank you everyone - The magazine all the best for the rest of the year. continues to grow in both downloads and printed version - and if you haven’t tried the printed version, its a must - the qual- ity is as good as any colour magazine in the shops and great to keep and archive. Daz Smith [email protected] This issue we have a great range of differing subjects both past and present from within the study of Remote View- ing and I must take time to thank all the authors who contributed to this and the previous magazines. Daz Smith *Please be aware 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 4 AUGUST 2010 Remote Viewing - hey guys what are we talking about? P.4 Remote Viewing for skeptics - or the hazzard of pulling tricks. P.5 My experiences with telepathy and clairvoyance before they were called Remote Viewing P.8 Quantum Consciousness, the way to reconcile Science & Spirituality P.14 4 Trailmarkers in the forest - results from two team ARV trials P.16 CRV & operational certification training - A comment on training P.22 IRVA Conference 2010 - Observations P.24 Free will in a precognitive predetermined world P.28 Ten things absolutely guaranteed to make you a better Psychic, Remote Viewer. P.33 33 The 1973 Remote Viewing probe of the planet Jupiter P.36 Documented - The SRI magnetometer experiments P.44 Remote Viewing websites & blogs P.63 14 eight martinis 3 REMOTE VIEWING? HEY, GUYS! WHAT ARE WE TALKING ABOUT? Ingo Swann - 10th Dec 1995 There is something very wonderful of engineered anti-psi spin grids you People who experience spontaneous about remote viewing. But you have to have bought into. remote viewing (SRV) may or may not get your mind-grids beyond a few things notice this beauty -- mostly because in order to fairly consider it. Beyond the Now, here’s the wonder of remote the SRV event may be very short and sensationalizing of the govt connections, viewing-if RV potentials exist, then transitory, but also because their mind beyond the anti-psi spin grids, beyond the faculties in some way have to be wiring might be mixed up and littered the nomenclature problems. ‘connected’ or ‘wired’ into Virtu- with anti-psi spin grids. al Reality Space and Time (VRST). Beyond these you encounter the ‘fact’ VRST transcends the limits of However, tutoring in controlled remote that remote viewing potentials are linear space-time. RV faculties, then, viewing (CRV) erects proper and correct innate in our species. Thousands upon equate to some kind of VRST accessing mind grids commensurate to the virtual thousands of psi formats have been -- to something akin to a space-time- remote viewing faculties. Yes, one has documented since about 3,000 BC, in all machine kind of thing. to be ‘correctly re-wired’ in order to cultures, in all countries, down until to- sustain up-linking into the VRST hard day. Although denigrated in modern The sensations experienced by ‘Exit- drive. times, psi is everywhere among us - and ing’ the linear space-time software pro- it makes of our species a ‘bio-psychic’ gram and ‘Entering’ the VRST hard drive ‘Then’ one finds oneself experiencing one. are exhilarating and ecstasy-making. the beauty and ecstasy of Being In, or Mind-power expansion, connection to free-floating in, the “Cosmos” (for lack No one with any thinking capacities universals, up-linking into perspectives of a better word). will deny that our species possesses that transcend down-linking into the ‘powers of mind’ that far exceed our limits of conventional linear space-time. Granted, SRV and CRV might ‘see’ biological factors and parameters. Many Experiencing all of this is ‘beautiful’, some bad things; but beyond those psi faculties exist among these powers nearly beyond compare. ‘But!’ It has occasions the experienced sensations of of mind, and among these are remote to be ‘experienced’ in order to fully the sustained up-linking are wonderful, viewing faculties. If you can’t address appreciate what it is. Then one finds we beautiful and fabulous. Experiencing this issue, then it is not the fault of don’t have the proper English words to Connections to shared universals makes our species potentials. It’s the fault describe it. for a new reality. 4 eight martinis Remote Viewing for Skeptics or The Hazard of Pulling Tricks - Paul Bisson (Marv) Remote Viewer? You’re a lunatic, you. let’s see how many responses it takes dustbin along with Nessie, spoon-bend- Delusional; there’s no such thing. Go on, before someone brandishes the phrase ers and that scary ouija-board story your tell me what’s in my pocket. Tell me what ‘Randi’s Challenge’ like some exorcising best mate’s older brother told you when I had for lunch yesterday. Can’t, can you? talisman designed to shoo you from the you were ten. We’re grown-ups now, for If you were truly psychic like you claim general gaze. My guess is two, maybe God’s sake. We’re rational. then you’d be lying on your luxury yacht three at most. If you’re really lucky (and amidst a pile of bent gold-plated spoons, in slightly more informed company) you The tragic irony of the situation, as any having just predicted the lottery result may get swatted about the head with a experienced (or not particularly expe- for the fourth time in a row. You’d have reference to the failed MOD investiga- rienced) remote viewer will tell you, is found Osama. You’d be on TV. Away with tion of 2007. The name ‘Derren Brown’ twofold. Firstly, remote viewing success- you and your nonsense. Remote View- may pop up (the British illusionist who es can be achieved and observed by any- ing, indeed. recently ‘proved’ on UK television that one with the gumption to simply ‘have remote viewing is nothing more than a a go’. Secondly, these successes can be Sound familiar? Perhaps. Announce suggestive stage trick). achieved in a very short space of time in- yourself as a remote viewer on any on- deed, and with minimal effort on behalf line public forum (or anywhere else) For the majority, the evidence against of the experimenter. My own conversion and you can be sure that the general re- the realistic functionality of the remote from skeptic to believer (perhaps ‘know- sponse will be an echo of the sentiments viewing mechanism is overwhelming. er’ would be a more appropriate term) contained above. Go on...I dare you. Get Government, media, social tradition and required only the briefest of experimen- on-line and have a go. mainstream science all concur that it is tal set-ups in a domestic setting, with the bunkum, to be sardonically consigned most minimal of assistance from a mem- We can even play a game if you like; (wth a knowing wink) to the ontological ber of my family. No science laboratory eight martinis 5 or expensive equipment needed; just an pressing consistency. It is my belief that instruction, explanation and advice on unknown object placed in a shoebox in these five misapprehensions of ‘non- the nature of remote viewing and the a distant part of the house, a pen, some viewers’ are the chief stumbling blocks necessity for appropriate targets will paper, five minutes viewing time and hey that we as viewers face when attempt- sway the non-believer whose skepticism presto...paradigm shattered.
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