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"Love to hear about your experiences, Scaramouche." O.K.: I don't want to spew too much info . . . some interesting highlights IMHO:
I contacted Buchanan because I read he was consulting with the Baltimore, Maryland police re missing children, using RV--I was fascinated by it. He invited myself and a friend from Japan to learn the "protocol." Also there when we arrived were two therapists from Austin, Texas involved in biofeedback training.
Prior to coming Buchanan instructed me to create 50 or so "ideograms"--simple symbols, easily drawn, representing descriptors that he had supplied me with; and he sent me a simple computer program which would flash the descriptors quickly on the screen--I was supposed to quickly sketch the corresponding simple ideogram I had created. You would then, with some practice, get to a form of automatic writing--you automatically sketched your ideogram in response to the descriptor without thinking.
At an RV session, a facilitator would code the "target" (for training, a picture) with an alphanumeric string ("coordinate"). A monitor, who didn't know what the target was, would speak the AN string to the viewer, who would instantly write out a "complex ideogram" without thinking. Then the viewer would look into the complex ideogram and find as many of his own personal descriptor-referencing ideograms as he could, beginning to gather info on the target. (The monitor-viewer relationship is very complex, and I'll leave that out).
Then it got interesting: the viewer would gaze at the complex ideogram he had drawn, running his pen lightly over it, and begin to receive "sensories"--this could range from "impressions" of sensories (like the "idea" of the smell of burning engine oil) to actual sensory input (the actual smell of burning engine oil). At the end of the session the viewer would compile all the sensories and sketch the target.
That is a simplified overview of the process. Bottom line, it worked: I saw a blind therapist sketch out the picture of balloons in flight that constituted his target. In my best RV session, I felt and heard the salt wind, smelled the engine, and heard the engine from the Wright Brother's first flight, and sketched a reasonable facsimile of their prototype plane.
I don't practice RV anymore: it is a tremendous amount of work for the thrill of "nailing the target."
By the way, one of the physicists involved in the creation of the protocols in the 70's, Hal Puthoff, a well-known laser physicist, has been involved in the testing of monatomic gold, iridium, and rhodium/ORMUS.
By far the most stunning feature of my visit with Mr. Buchanan was the Fort Meade military intel/DARPA party I went to. No alchohol allowed, Tibetan artifacts, copper rings, copper torcs, and pure copper wands to open energy centers, talk about ZP energy, RV, teleportation at Bell Labs from a DARPA project leader (in a robe! I shit you not)--black science and the occult, and I swear to you this was years before I ever picked up the Invisibles tradepaperback! I walked in expecting grizzled Republican military types guzzling Pabst, and found a new age tinted lovein that would have done Berkely (where I hailed at the time) very proud indeed. |
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