A Conversation for Remote Viewing
Remote Hearing
Dunk Started conversation Apr 29, 1999
A distant cousin to the remote viewing technique, not persued so heavily by the US Military [something about satellites finding it difficult to hear in space] but instead by the owners of mobile phones.
Yes indeedy, the ability to hear things from a long way off, invented by Alexander Graham Bell and finally giving use to the greek term of telephone [what did the ancient greeks use this word for?]has been extended to modern man in the form of a small black brain-grilling device used by business men and school children alike.
The mobile phone is a brilliant invention but a crisis of an implementation. Surely, remote listening should remove the necessity to shout at the other conversationist [usually on long distance trains], the overbearingly bizarre ring tones making all those nearby wish they were remote- rather than listening...
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AshtarRose Posted Dec 18, 1999
There is a website for Technical Remote Viewing - http://www.trv-psitech.com I've ordered the tapes myself. I think they teach you to use all your primal senses. I don't think TRV sucks at all, and I take it very seriously!
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