Technological Breakthru

I agree Dick, I use a Pentel “Rock ‘n Write Pen” with a 0.3 metal tip roller ball, it’s a fine line black pen. And I do better with this than most other black ink pens when I RV. It’s not your eyes, it definately the pen. It seems to be smoother and even my terrible hand writing gets better when I use them. The fine line pens are great.

J.P.

Oops. My original post was incomplete.

I was saying… Those of you who are using blue ink…
doesn’t feel right.

Of course our fearless leader will tell us this is all nonsense. Its not the type of pen or the color of the ink, or even the protocols themselves. Its all just an excuse to get you to communicate with your subconscious awareness.

Have you ever heard the term “You’re only as good as the tools that you use?” Anyway, in the sculpture / fine art community that used to be a prevalent “excuse” for poor craftsmanship or results. I personnally don’t think that the type of pen or paper or tools you use makes a big difference in RV. It is how well you have mastered your mind and the protocols. The type of protocols you use, on the other hand, especially in refining your “expanded” communication skills such as RV, does make a difference. I have actually been involved in some type of remote viewing for about 7-8 years whereby you “sync” your inner senses through a series of sound exercises and visualizations to focus your subconscious awareness on a subject outside of time and space – mainly for the purpose of scanning for physical, emotional and mental energy blocks and subsequently, for their release. I guess you can call this remote scanning and healing. Through focused visualizaation, intention and projection, one can actually rearrange matter at a distance. This is a learned skill. I have no trouble, for the most part, to make target contact with this type of remote scanning and to actually bilocate to the subject and interact energetically with the subject. Perhaps, my fervent desire to assist and serve in the healing of dis-ease – since I believe that I am part of everything and therefore every dis-ease is also my dis-ease- creates the necessary impetus for my subconscious awareness to make contact. In executing the RV protocol, on the other hand, I experience a constriction in the ability for my awareness to make target contact. I find that having to document, i.e. append as I am experiencing the target, keeps me more grounded in the conscious awareness and I don’t experience bilocations as readily. On the other hand, the scope of data I collect in RV is far greater than through remote scanning. I expect that once I have integrated the RV protocol more as a natural process and don’t allow the act of writing and drawing interfere with my subconscious awareness, I will be able to experience greater clarity and richer data collection. At least, that’s what I am banking on. :o) Valtra.