Bootleg RV DVD on the loose…

Aloha Nemo,

I do like how you think. The examination of oneself and what one does in the Remote Viewing process is the key to understanding, in a logic sort of way, what is happening. NLP is indeed the Remote Viewers best friend. Remember in Nimo Playfair you actually reverse the data flow and query the subconscious for specific types of data. So much of the process is an exercise in data stacking and memory management. You could not accomplish this without a solid inner dialog on a foundation of NLP.

My initial NLP training was at the University of Hawaii in the mid 80’s and was part of a program that General Stubblebine had arranged. It certainly helped me a great deal to get my mind right. I know that “Success Modeling” works and I certainly modeled myself after Richard Ireland, but there are other very important factors that must be considered. A few of these include motivation, belief, and commitment. The Guild thankfully is a place where we share the camaraderie of like minds. We gather, we explore, and we challenge.

In regards to the target demonstration, it was a very interesting target for me and I did enjoy working it a great deal. Part of the puzzle I believe must include the feelings that one experiences when working a target. I am sure that endorphin production is somehow involved. The Remote Viewing process may in fact be more of a mind trip than we think.

Best

Glenn

Nemo,

You gave almost gave me a heart attack. You have a couple of “pen names” and I forgot that one for moment. There had better not be any “bootleg” copies of this video passed around. I’ve made several copies- for Glenn, for the library, for a couple of trusted members of the guild. I showed it to James and George- inactive yet still considered family.

Eventually this will make the rounds and as I said earlier it will be historic. But it will happen in good time.

Now about your post.

Are you too young, or did you see the old 1980ss move “The Karate Kid?”

Daniel goes to Mr. Miyagi to learn Tae Kwon Do. He wants to kick someoness ass RIGHT NOW! The “master” -instead of teaching martial arts – makes young Daniel do “wax on” “wax off”- repetitive motions that seem inconsequential. He makes his student sand the deck, and paint the fence.

You- young grasshopper- want to know how to catch a fly with chopsticks RIGHT NOW! You havenst done the wax on, wax off.

Glenn has been patiently giving us the keys to remote viewing. Ten years of instruction without accepting any money. My advice is to quiet your racing mind, receive the instruction, and learn it. I donst need to watch the demonstration video in freeze frame to understand Glennss NLP. Hess told it to us for 10 years. Down and to the left (right when looking at Nimo or at the person executing this) is kinesthetic recall.

By the way did this put to rest any doubt about HRVG methodolgy and the ability to obtain conceptual or “intangible” data?

Aloha,

Dick

As long as you put it that way, then you poor little hick redheaded cousin here will have doubts til she gets to see it.:rolleyes:

Hi Dick,

The headline was just for you… Glad you enjoyed it :D

I guess the best way to illustrate what I’m conveying here is with a story…

I don’t play Pool… really I don’t… I mean good God, how can those people spend so many hours mastering such a fruitless game? What is the pay off? A little hand-eye coordination? A lesson in Newtonian physics?

So I find myself roped into playing Pool with some friends. It’s obvious this is not my game. So they proceed to instruct me on how it’s done…

“You determine the spot you need to hit the ball to create the angle… blah.. blah… blah… You hold the stick (I think they call it a cue) this way… blah.. blah… You make sure your elbow is this way… blah… blah.. blah”

So I do it, yet still suck at it.

Well, a few games later I remember something, something I heard in the past about pistol shooters. Turns out the best pistol shooters have a strategy, a strategy they use that average or even good pistol shooters do not use. (BTW the military paid private contractors a good deal of money to figure this one out).

And it turns out these pistol shooters didn’t even realize they had this strategy. It was something they picked up on unconsciously along the way. It took an NLP moduler to get that unconscious strategy out into conscious awareness and map it.

Once he had this simple unconscious strategy he taught it to the other recruits. I don’t remember the numbers but training time was drastically cut and proficiency levels drastically increased. He was even able to to take the best pistol shooters and make them much more consistent by bring to conscious awareness this unconscious strategy.

… All because of an elegant NLP module the best pistol shooters had spent their careers figuring out.

Anyway, so there I am, waiting for this stupid pool game to be done with as quickly as possible. And that’s when it hits me… Why don’t I try this same mental strategy and apply it to pool.

So that’s what I did…

The next game… I cleared the table. And my friends well, they thought I was hustling them.

The long and the short of it, we have the protocol, yet I know there are these unconscious mental recipes (strategies) the best remote viewers run again and again. Bring them to conscious awareness and then including that as part of the training… Well, we do that and what do you think that will do to performance and training time?

Lastly, to open up a big can of worms… conceptual, intangible data… we saw streams of high level intangible data during that session. My only comment would be there is no specific probe for it in the methodology. What you don’t train your mind to look for you’ll never develop the “psi antenna” for. By probing for intangible data each and every time I would suggest you’ll develop a much stronger psi antenna for intangible data.

Nemo

I have watched some video of Richard Irland working and something really rang true for me watching him. He seemed to be more low key before he began and then the quicker and quicker he worked the more “on the spot ” he was, the more his demeanor changed to miore expansive more, taking more risks wuith details give, like he got on a roll and was digging it. He seemed almost shy before beginning but then the fasterhe did it the more he seemed to be enjoying and getting a buzz and it seemed tio take less effort.

It’s like there is a state of mind doing psi work when there is a rapid flow that its like more so than ordinarily, you have no idea what you are going to say, how to explain, it’s like you are sometimes surprised at what you are saying as if hearing the meaning for the first time. Ordinarily it does seems more a mental step is in there when you speak, Doing psi work sometimes i get such a buzz, like all i can explain it as is working hard and having FUN. That is the real motivator for me, its like addictive, my drug of choice.

When you watch the video, here’s a hint. (This is in no way part of HRVG protocol methodology!) Watch Glenn wipe the whiteboard. He was using the whiteboard as part of Blackboard. His wipes were in a sense probes.

Like I said, don’t try this at home. It’s like the fine print warning in the car commercials when a hot car is flying down a country road- Professional driver on a closed track…lol.

Glenn used the time required to clean off the board to allow the data to “catch up.”

Aloha,

DIck

Greetings!

So when will the general public be able to see clips of
Glenns performace ? From what members here are saying
it sounds like its one worth watching. Any time frame
when this will be released ?

Z

Greetings!

So when will the general public be able to see clips of
Glenns performace ? From what members here are saying
it sounds like its one worth watching. Any time frame
when this will be released ?

Z

Think of Mel Bay Book 1.

Then there’s your high school band playing with a lot of heart, but not that much finesse.

Then you listen live to Jascha Heifetz play Mozart Sinfonia Concertante. That’s how I would explain it.

I’m still waiting for full feedback from a person that was at target. Glenn accurately described the target beyond what you think a remote viewer could do, then he got a lot of personal information about the person of interest. A lot of this is not verified yet and unknown to those who tasked the target. I’ve sent a DVD of the session to that person and he’s going to provide feedback. I only have his verbal authorization to allow publication.

The session itself is 70 minutes. The feedback makes it about a 90 minute video. I’m going to clean everything up and then when Glenn says okay I’ll probably release the full thing at the IRVA conference in October.

The really interesting part….
it was much more than just Glenn doing a superior session on a validation target. It was an entrainment. Probably only a few guild members will ever really understand what really happened.

We’ve been very lucky to learn from Glenn all these years.

Dick

Thanks for the reply Dick, Hopefully the film will also
be revealed online or made available to download after
the IRVA presentation.

z

Thanks for the reply Dick, Hopefully the film will also
be revealed online or made available to download after
the IRVA presentation.

z

Hi Z,

We’ll make sure you see it. As a professional television journalist I may have the ability to post a long video on YouTube or Google video. (Glenn is grimacing right now.)

I won’t post it right away. We need more feedback. We need permission from the subject Glenn remote viewed. I may want to present this to IRVA. But this video will someday be a classic.. one of the best examples ever of what is possible. It is inspiring. I know it is sort of rude to talk about something like this, and make posts, and then tell people “Well, you can’t see it yet.” I apologize. Be patient. It will make the rounds.

Glenn has never wanted to be the center of attention in the RV world. (He well could be.) He has mostly just taught students for free and allowed them to amaze themselves. This demonstration was part of a larger entrainment experiment and not Glenn showing off for the world. But on the other hand the time might be right for the RV world to see a real time “live as it happened” remote viewing session that is beyond what most people believe is possible.

Part of the deal was this: Glenn has challenged all of us at HRVG to stand up in front of the world live with a dry erase marker pen and blank white board and work a blind target.

Aloha,

Dick

Aloha Zylon,

As with most things we all like the free exchange of information. The video presentation Dick is working on is more importantly part of our historical legacy and is destined for the library collection here. If Dick decides to submit it for consideration as a presentation at the IRVA then that is fine with me. There is a process however where he must get all his work on the editing completed to make the presentation conform to IRVA time limitations. Now Dick is very good at this so no doubt he will do an excellent job. Next once the IRVA publishes their Call for Papers Dick will have to draft a proposal and submit it for consideration by Conference Committee. If accepted by the Conference Committee then he will be a step closer to presenting the video to the public.

We have been a proponent for presentations more directly related to Remote Viewing at the conferences and this is an opportunity for HRVG to contribute.

Glenn

Thanks for the reply Dick, Hopefully the film will also
be revealed online or made available to download after
the IRVA presentation.

z

I was premature speculating that this might be shown at the IRVA conference in October. Presentations have to be submitted and accepted by an IRVA committee. This has not been done.

Dick