Remote Viewing: Ten Thousand Roads

TKR’s Viewer Home Pages

We’re developing a “Viewer Home Page” set of features at TKR.

• Initially, this will let you build a space inside TKR at the Dojo Psi.
• Once a few more modules are in place, you can create a custom internal address.
• Once the modules are all in place, you’ll have a public option / address as well.

As always, development is flexible based on feedback.

With the new home page section, plans are that you can:

• Send potential clients to a writeup and certain of your sessions for demo.
• Make pages to feature certain task types and yours & others’ sessions on those.
• Post your own training/advice/theory articles.
• Task your friends from your own tasking section.
• Make a network with your favorite viewer friends.
• Have ongoing local conversation on your own personal forum thread.
• Share your writing, art or photos, links and sessions.
• And really, anything else you can think of.

First module open is the “profile” option — right now this is the whole ‘home page’ by default.

As more modules develop you’ll be able to arrange them on your home page, or expand them to whole pages of their own, or a little of both.

The editor is WYSIWYG to make it easy (javascript:ON). Post any pictures via a free image hosting service first if needed. It is deliberately free-form” so you can design it as you see fit. More background-image options besides color will be available soon. Log into the dojo and visit:

http://www.dojopsi.com/tkr/rv/viewers/viewerhome.cfm

• Go to ‘basics’ and tell it to make your home page and profile visible to others.
• Build a profile (or whatever you want to show others).
• View your home page … and there it is.
• See the list of who’s built what at http://www.dojopsi.com/tkr/rv/viewers/

More features/modules coming soon. Viewers can provide comments, wish-list suggestions, priority-suggestions for the modules, etc. here as needed. You drive the dev, as the saying goes.

Best,
PJ

Remote Viewing the Philadelphia Experiment

A new video has been added to the TKR Remote Viewing Library titled, “Remote Viewing the Philadelphia Experiment.”

This video features remote viewing data from two of these Missions. The target was “The Philadelphia Experiment,” also known as “Project Rainbow” where allegedly, in the fall of 1943 a U.S. Navy destroyer ship was made invisible and teleported from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, to Norfolk, Virginia, in an experiment gone horribly wrong. The U.S. Navy continues to deny the allegations. All remote viewers were completely blind to the nature of the target at the time of the viewing (they had no idea what the target could be.)

There is no feedback on this target of course so you’ll have to judge for yourself what these viewers sensed in their sessions!

You can find the full sessions on these Missions here and here.

Direct youtube link.

Sessions data by Remote Viewers at the Dojo Psi

Motion Graphics by L. Digges

Music by Alkalyne

Russell Targ @TKR Chat 9pmET Thursday 23 July

Russell Targ is a physicist and author who was a pioneer in the development of the laser, and cofounder of the Stanford Research Institute’s investigation into psychic abilities in the 1970s and 1980s (a part of the research side of the STAR GATE project).

He is author of several books including “Miracles of Mind: Exploring Nonlocal Consciousness and Spritual Healing“, “Limitless Mind: A Guide to Remote Viewing and Transformation of Consciousness“, and “Do You See What I See? Memoirs of a Blind Biker”.

TKR is honored to host a public interview chat with Russell Targ on Thursday, 23 July 2009, at 9:00pm Eastern. Interview questions are suggested by live attendees, so if you’d like to hang out and ask questions you can reach the chat at http://www.dojopsi.com/chat/index-conference.cfm

There will be a transcript posted at Russell’s RV Expo feature page within a week: http://www.dojopsi.com/rvexpo/Russell/

If you’d like to talk about the chat interview/conference or related topics, feel welcome to do so at TKR’s Remote Viewing forum, at http://www.dojopsi.info/forum/

This is a “remote viewing” related event. If you’d like to try remote viewing, feel welcome to do so at TKR’s Viewer Studios and Remote Viewing Galleries, at http://www.dojopsi.com/tkr/

Best,
PJ

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Remote Viewing Livechat: Dr. Dean Radin

Great news!

Dr. Dean Radin will be live in the Dojo Psi chat room tomorrow at 10:00AM Hawaiian time, 1:00pm Pacific Time, 2:00pm Mountain time, 3:00pm Central time, 4:00pm Eastern Time, and 9:00pm GMT/Zulu.

Dean Radin began in classical music as a concert violinist, continued into a Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering, and then a Ph.D. in Psychology. For a decade he worked on advanced telecommunications R&D; for over two decades he has been engaged in consciousness research. He is author or coauthor of over 200 technical and popular articles, a dozen book chapters, and several books including the bestselling The Conscious Universe (HarperOne, 1997) and Entangled Minds (Simon & Schuster, 2006). He is currently Senior Scientist at the Institute of Noetic Sciences (IONS).

A feature page on Dr. Radin that has his books and will have his transcript when it’s ready, is:
http://www.dojopsi.com/DrRadin/

The live chat is at this address: http://www.dojopsi.com/chat/index-conference.cfm

July 18 (Saturday) at 4pm Eastern. See you there!

New Video! Remote Viewing for Remote Viewers

Next up!  The TKR Remote Viewing video list has its next entry today.

Direct youtube link: Remote Viewing for Remote Viewers

REMOTE VIEWING FOR REMOTE VIEWERS
THE TKR PROJECT
EVERYTHING REMOTE VIEWING …
…IS RIGHT BEFORE YOUR EYES
http://www.dojopsi.com/rvexpo/TKRProject/

I’m embedding the youtube (lower-res and smaller) version of this but it’s a better version over at the link above (and there is also a high-res version linked from that page, plus screenshots for bloggers, etc.).

Please stop by the forum thread about it and tell the maker what you think!! Or leave a comment here (anybody can comment, you don’t have to log in). Or leave one at the youtube link. Just so he gets some feedback. I think this one is really cool — and the “groovy beat” really adds a lot!