This scan uses the name Coordinate Remote Viewing and says the method was intended to improve repeatability. Controlled remote viewing is included as a lookup variant; it should not silently replace the document’s own wording. The archive item’s date label and the scan’s references to 1993 differ. Usage: DIA protocol terminology Editorial definition: /terminology#coordinate-remote-viewing References: DIA protocols: glossary and methodologies (archive scan) https://archive.org/details/tmi-army-dia-protocols Double blind (double-blind; blinding) · Research & perception A condition in the DIA protocols where the people in the session with the viewer have no knowledge of the target. The purpose is to prevent target information from being passed through ordinary cues. This describes a control in a particular protocol; a source calling a session double blind is not, by itself, verification that the control was maintained. Usage: DIA protocol glossary Editorial definition: /terminology#double-blind References: DIA protocols: glossary and methodologies (archive scan) https://archive.org/details/tmi-army-dia-protocols Earth Life System (ELS) · Accounts & ideas Monroe’s name for the system of human physical existence and experience, as discussed in the archived philosophical commentary. The journal article connects the phrase with learning through human experience and questioning assumptions. It is a term within Monroe’s worldview rather than the name of a scientific model.
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Usage: Journal commentary on Monroe’s philosophy Editorial definition: /terminology#earth-life-system References: TMI Journal 2011-1&2 (Winter/Spring) https://archive.org/details/tmi-journal-2011-1-2-winter-spring Encoding / verbal cue (encoding; verbal cue; state recall) · Practice Learning a cue intended to recall a previously practiced state or function. The Human Plus research report uses the Access Channel phrase as its example. Here encoding refers to a learned practice cue, not file compression, encryption or a guaranteed brain response. Usage: Human Plus research report Editorial definition: /terminology#encoding References: Hemi-Sync® Journal 1990-4 (Fall) https://archive.org/details/hemi-sync-journal-1990-4-fall Energy Bar Tool (EBT; energy bar) · Practice An imagined, concentrated bar of light or energy used as a visualization tool in Gateway exercises. The 1983 report describes building the image from a point of light and directing it toward parts of the imagined body. Its proposed healing effects are claims in the report, not established outcomes of the visualization. Usage: Technique described in the 1983 Gateway report Editorial definition: /terminology#energy-bar-tool References: (TMI-ARMY Files) 1983 - Analysis and Assessment of Gateway Process https://archive.org/details/1983-analysis-and-assessment-of-gateway-process Energy Conversion Box (ECB) · Practice An imagined container in which a participant sets aside worries and distractions.
A preparatory visualization used to set aside distracting concerns before an exercise. Editorial definition: /terminology#energy-conversion-box References: (TMI-ARMY Files) 1983 - Analysis and Assessment of Gateway Process https://archive.org/details/1983-analysis-and-assessment-of-gateway-process; Focus Levels - Seven Resonant Colors Described by Miranon https://archive.org/details/miranon-focus-levels-erickson Evaluation (session assessment; target assessment) · Research & perception A written assessment of a remote-viewing report against the intended target or task. The DIA glossary assigns evaluation to different people in training and operational work. This is distinct from simply telling the viewer what the target was, which it calls feedback. Usage: DIA protocol glossary Editorial definition: /terminology#evaluation References: DIA protocols: glossary and methodologies (archive scan) https://archive.org/details/tmi-army-dia-protocols Exploration 27 (Exploration twenty-seven) · Programs & audio A program centered on further exploration of Focus 27, discussed in archived participant accounts. A 1999 journal contributor describes taking the first Exploration 27 and feeling at home in the Focus 27 experience. The account illustrates the program’s subject and the participant’s response, not a promised experience. Usage: Historical participant account Editorial definition: /terminology#exploration-27