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IMEC (Marie Cobel) with “Friends”
July 12, 1985
Session 91: Channeled Discussion of Remote Viewing
Summary:
Early part of this tape is a really good overview of remote viewing, as it is often
described today, including reporting observations versus analyzing and the importance
if imaging rather than interpretation, and the importance of intent.
Emotional things (“target” as RV folks would call it) are easier to get than concepts.
There is even a discussion of what RV folks would call analytical overlay when Marie
says the mental body tends to intrude and take over. Later part of tape is more
rambling and repetitive and drifts away from remote viewing at the end.
1:00: Yes, subject can do remote viewing. There is a good discussion of the
observation/reporting mechanism of RV versus analysis. Experience and imaging is
key, rather than interpretation. Intent is very important. It is much easier to remote view
things with high emotional content than intellectual concepts. We are told that the
mental body tends to try to intrude and “take over” [essentially what RV folks would call
analytical overlay]. But we are told ego must eventually be involved, also. The RV work
should be done by subject Marie herself, rather than by channeled entities.
1:20:00: Sudden drift over into a discussion of spirituality versus religion.
Report from Mike Turner