Nice Guy Finishes First

It looks like my OT mentor is just as good as I thought he was. Way to go Jimmy!

J.P.

Jimmy Williams is one of the truly nice guys in the guild. Oh he can be mean when he has to be, as the target committee chairman keeping chain of custody matters intact, but he is just about the sweetest person you could imagine.

RV didn’t come naturally to him, but he hung with it. This week I was so happy to see him get two bingos. First some great work on one of the homework targets. Of all the data submitted, he had the center frequency on the signal line. (It hasn’t turned blue so I can’t elaborate, but I’ll put up a presentation later.)

Then in class Friday night he again got the Bingo, drawing the target as cued exactly. Two great examples of RV for his resume. And the guild is now stronger with yet another viewer stepping up and producing consistent good data.

Way to go Cooljerk!

Congrats, Jimmy! Way to GO! Hey, you be cool but you ain’t a jerk :) Aloha, Mana

Thanks for the Kudos Dick. It just goes to show you that RV is real and it works. I’m not a psychic, in fact I don’t think of myself as being particularly perceptive. I haven’t produced the kind of stunning data that some of the best viewers in the Guild produce. The big news is that if I can RV, anyone can RV. Persistant application of this communication skill will eventually produce results. What most intrigues me is what this says about the nature of reality and consciousness. Who are we and what is the nature of our environment that we can do this? It completely shatters most of paradigms that most people live by. That’s why I stick with it. The world view of the human race is going to be rocked to it’s core when what we are doing here is finally grasped by the general public. Hang on, it’s going to be a wild ride! Jimmy Williams is one of the truly nice guys in the guild. Oh he can be mean when he has to be, as the target committee chairman keeping chain of custody matters intact, but he is just about the sweetest person you could imagine.

RV didn’t come naturally to him, but he hung with it. This week I was so happy to see him get two bingos. First some great work on one of the homework targets. Of all the data submitted, he had the center frequency on the signal line. (It hasn’t turned blue so I can’t elaborate, but I’ll put up a presentation later.)

Then in class Friday night he again got the Bingo, drawing the target as cued exactly. Two great examples of RV for his resume. And the guild is now stronger with yet another viewer stepping up and producing consistent good data.

Way to go Cooljerk!

Good work Jimmy. I’m proud to have you for a mentor. Can’t wait to see your sessions. Talk Soon. Rich B.

Jimmy Williams is one of the truly nice guys in the guild. Oh he can be mean when he has to be, as the target committee chairman keeping chain of custody matters intact, but he is just about the sweetest person you could imagine.

RV didn’t come naturally to him, but he hung with it. This week I was so happy to see him get two bingos. First some great work on one of the homework targets. Of all the data submitted, he had the center frequency on the signal line. (It hasn’t turned blue so I can’t elaborate, but I’ll put up a presentation later.)

Then in class Friday night he again got the Bingo, drawing the target as cued exactly. Two great examples of RV for his resume. And the guild is now stronger with yet another viewer stepping up and producing consistent good data.

Way to go Cooljerk!

Rich..

I want to see some of YOUR sessions. I hear you have been doing some impressive work. See Glenn’s news blurb on the homepage about why we’re behind in scanning.

Jimmy’s post offers me encouragement and answered a personal question I’ve harbored in my mind. As a newbie member, I am astounded by some of my results, but I still wonder if I will eventually be limited in my ability because I am not front-loaded with a lot of natural intuitive talent. In my limited observation and reading, it seemed that most people who are good at remote viewing also have psychic abilities. I wonder sometimes if I am out of my league. It is good to learn that not all successful remote viewers have extraordinary skills and that sticktoitiveness also works. Thanks for the affirmation that anyone can do it.

Thank you Dick. I’ll have to give a lot of credit to Jimmy for the many tutoring, feedback and encouragement e-mails he sent to me. I know it’s taken a lot of his time. Thank you Jimmy;) I’m happy to hear from Jimmy and the other advanced members that I’m doing well. I’m hoping I have (and further develop) decent communications with my ‘super’. I no longer call it my ‘sub’ because of the way the ‘sub’marine image was presented to me in S1 Visids on the Charlotte submarine session. Ask Jimmy about that one:)

I’ve now read Glenn’s news blurb and understand that you’re stretched pretty thin. Put them up when you can. I’ll be here:) See Ya. Rich B.

Rich.. I want to see some of YOUR sessions. I hear you have been doing some impressive work. See Glenn’s news blurb on the homepage about why we’re behind in scanning.

Rich..

I suspect that Jimmy’s viewing skills are gaining because of the time he is spending tutoring you. Reviewing the info and explaining it to another person can’t help but improve his execution of the protocols.

Carol, its not like those of us who have some work posted on the website are then magically able to nail every target every time.

This is difficult and takes a long time to master. Your accuracy ascends in a very slow curve.

There are times in class when almost everyone gets a bunch of good data, when the target can be called by some simple analysis. There are other times when one viewer does well and everyone else has an off night.

And once in a while we all miss.That’s just the way it is.

Stay with it. Don’t think you are a failure if you can’t produce a session like the best ones posted here.

When the first class started, Glenn never even showed us ANY of his work. It would have set the bar too high for us, and we would have been discouraged. Even now when he shows us his sessions, he edits out the protcols were haven’t been exposed to or mastered. I’ve never even seen a complete session from him.

It would be nice if you could visit Glenn’s spare room where the complete work of the Guild is stored. You could go thru the many filing cabinet draws and compare your work to the bulk of the data produced by all the students.

Hang in there. Breakthrus will happen if you execute the protocols accurately and quickly, and if you do at least 3 per week.

Aloha

Dick

Dick,

Thanks for the advice and encouragement. I hope one day to be able to produce the quality of work as good as the ones I have seen posted here.
Carol

Aloha Carol! You are well on your way! Watch the News Board for new sessions posted…Your session will be published shortly! Congratulations! Aloha, Mana