Brain Waves: Beta Alpha Theta Delta

Brain Waves: Beta, Alpha, Theta, Delta, what do they mean, and when do we have them? When you’re awake and totally active, your brain waves operate at a level called Beta where they mainly oscillate between 14 to 30 cycles per second. As your mind relaxes and disconnects somehow from the external material world — like when you’re daydreaming or meditating, or watching a movie — you enter a more focused, expanded state of awareness where brain wave patterns are mainly composed of Alpha brain waves oscillating at between 8 and 13 cycles per second. When relaxing even more, your mind enters a region that correlates with a large relative quantity of brain wave patterns of 4 to 7 cycles per second. This is the Theta zone of the mind.

The Beta level corresponds to a focus of concentration by the mind upon the outside or perceptually separated world, and the Alpha and Theta levels correspond to a more internally focused, self-reflective state.

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Learn Scientific Remote Viewing Vocabulary

Advanced SRV — Of the three current forms of SRV (Basic, Enhanced, and Advanced) that are used to describe physical targets, this is the most sophisticated. It involves the use of complex pre-printed templates, highly-structured spacial and temporal moving exercises, and significant detail in sketching, probing, and analysis. The intent of the Advanced SRV procedures is to assist the viewer in assembling a more coherent picture of the target by “gluing” various partial perceptions together. This is often used to produce a map of the target and its surrounding environment.

Basic SRV — This is a version of SRV that is used by all beginning viewers. It incorporates all of the essential components of Enhanced SRV, but it does not utilize some of the more advanced sketching and movement procedures.

Bilocation — At some point during the SRV session, the viewer’s attention is so strongly directed toward the target that the viewer’s awareness is split between his or her physical location and the target site.

Concepts — these are intangible attributes of something that is perceived using SRV. For example, the ideas of “good” or “important” are concepts.

Cue — one or more words used at various points during an SRV session in order to direct a remote viewer’s perception to focus on a target, or perhaps to perceive specialized information for a target. The first cues used in a remote-viewing session are the target coordinate numbers. Subsequent cues are entered into the Phase 4 matrix.

Data types — When remote-viewing sessions are conducted under certain conditions, the data obtained from those sessions are classified as being of a certain “type.” There are six types of remote-viewing data.

Type 1: Solo, viewer front loaded (rarely done, data are usually of poor quality)
Type 2: Solo, viewer blind, target selected from a pre-determined list of targets by a computer or some other tasking device (commonly done)
Type 3: Solo, viewer blind, target assigned by a human tasker (commonly done)
Type 4: Monitored session with monitor front-loaded and viewer blind (very common during training)
Type 5: Monitored session, monitor and viewer blind (commonly done)
Type 6: Monitor and viewer front-loaded (rarely done, data are usually of poor quality)

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This captivating and mysterious true story reveals that Sony created a paranormal research group in the 1990’s that proved remote viewing works.

Approved by the Co-Founder of Sony, Masara Ibuka, the ESPER (Extrasensory Perception and Excitation Research) was created initially to carry out a scientific study to find biological evidence that qi (as in qi gong) was real. It then branched out into other paranormal experiements such as remote viewng.

The former ESPER Director, Yochiro Sako, explained in both scientific conferences and esteemed sources such as Wired Magazine and Asian newspapers such as the South China Morning Post, that their scientific studies proved to a 97.1% degree pure evidence that remote viewing works.

And what of Sony’s “proof” that ESP is real? Details have emerged on two allegedly conclusive experiments that Sako’s laboratory performed. One was a test of the remote-viewing type. Sako says that he would draw pictures or write words on a small square of paper, which he folded and tightly crumpled up. Then he would let test subjects make physical contact with the wadded paper, either placing it between their fingers or, bizarrely, sticking it into their ear. The subjects concentrated and drew or wrote down what they believed they could “see” on the concealed paper.

Over the course of 35 trials, Sako claims that the rate of “recognition” was an unbelievable 97.1 percent. The definition of the term “recognition” in the test is not certain, but there was apparently some degree of allowance for drawings that were judged as “close” to matching the target. Sako describes 18 of the test responses as perfect matches, some of which can be seen in the chart on this page.

To find out more about Sony’s ESPER results, please visit here.

Although ESPER “closed down” in 1998, a year after Masara Ibuka’s death, it remains to be seen whether Sony would really, truly reveal the entire truth to their now not so secret paranormal experiement research group. The truth would have many societal implications that could change the world as we know it, and authorities such as the Government would topple like dominoes.

What do you think about ESPER and the implications if the truth were to be revealed?

On a daily basis, remote viewing learners like yourself email me to ask about how to do healing via remote viewing, and what the matrix means.

I recently found an interesting article about the tested theories of the matrix, and what it means for healing and remote viewing which is based on the tested theories by scientists like Hal Puthoff and alternative medicine therapies such as reiki and energy healing.

So how do you heal via remote viewing and the Matrix?

A key point to introducing readers to remote viewing is to indicate that there must be the Matrix in order for remote viewing to be possible. How could someone in a laboratory remotely view an object 1000’s of miles away unless he somehow accessed a field that contained the whole universe? The question of whether remote viewers leave their bodies or are just accessing this Universal Field by accessing a part of their brain is an open one and does not concern us in this post.

A second common way the Matrix is access is through healing. There are many alternative healing modalities such as Reiki, and Quantum Touch Energy Healing. The healer is able to access a larger field of information or energy and somehow transfer that to an individual looking for wholeness or alternatively, the healer is able to allow the subject to access this healing field for himself. Please note: THESE HEALING MODALITIES REALLY WORK! The reader will have to investigate for himself to know that the preceding statement is correct. Oddly, skeptics keep denying the obvious…I suspect they are individuals who are afraid something greater than their ego brain.

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Here’s an interesting article that covers some of the original scientific studies done at the Stanford Research Institute as well as by other Associative Remote Viewing Researchers like Stephan Schwartz. This article discusses the methods used and the results for associate remote viewing for the stock markets including with Remote Viewers who have little to no knowledge of finance.

ASSOCIATIVE REMOTE VIEWING

by: Jack Houck

REMOTE VIEWING is a term coined by Harold Puthoff and Russell Targ to describe a form of psychic functioning historically known as clairvoyance.¹ Dr. Puthoff and Mr. Targ, both formerly with Stanford Research Institute (SRI) International, have researched this phenomenon since the early 1970s, and their results are published in several books.² Their research was concentrated on training selected individuals to “see” or “view” a scene or event that was occurring at a distant location. In addition, the ability to “view” the scene at different times — past, present and future — was established.

One particularly significant outcome of this research was the discovery that viewers could reliably access remote information when they were asked to describe a scene, but that they were not as reliable when the target was a number or a letter. This discovery led to the development of associative remote viewing (ARV) in which a scene is associated with a particular message. A group of scenes is chosen, each scene having a different message associated with it. When the viewer’s perception corresponds to one of the scenes, the message corresponding to that scene is accepted.

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As I’ve kept looking around for more interesting information on Stephan Schwartz, I found this video of Stephan talking at the Whidbey Institute.  In this video, Stephan presents his trend analysis about where our world seems to be heading in the 21st century.

This is a great insight going right inside deep into the Remote Viewing community, and inside the sheer power of our consciousness.

Check it out below and let me know what you think in the comments.

Michael

I’ve had many people email me and ask me about Remote Viewer Stephan Schwartz. As you probably know, Stephan is a prominent researcher in the field of Remote Viewing and has been featured recently on my blog, and other websites that I subscribe to such as the internets #1 transformation blog FinerMinds.

I was browsing the Coast to Coast website for articles  and recordings featuring Stephan Schwartz. I don’t always get to listen to Coast-To-Coast all the time, but this website is great because I downloaded some interviews with Stephan and heard his views on a range of topics. The one thing about Stephan Schwartz that impresses me is that he is knowledgeable about so many different things around Remote Viewing and takes a real interest in the science of it.

In these interviews Stephan discusses consciousness, Remote Viewing, Psychic Archaeology, and other interesting topics. Check it out and let me know what you think about Stephan’s thoughts in the comments.

Michael

I get asked many questions like “Is Remote Viewing some special ability that only some people can possess?” Or, “How is Remote Viewing Natural?”

The answer of course is “Anyone can learn Remote Viewing”, and “is Remote Viewing Natrual?” Of course.

To answer in a little more detail, I always emphasize that Remote Viewing trainings draw on skills and abilities that we already possess — such as the ability to perceive, to look beyond our mind and bodies: into a deeper consciousness outside of current space and time. Remote Viewing training teaches us how to use these natural skills and abilities, and focus in such a way that we no longer just look inside ourselves — we can use Remote Viewing to look into other dimensions as well. So answering the question “Why is Remote Viewing so easy to learn?” Because, we already know how to do it naturally– we just have to activate it.

Michael

Only a small number are able to live life, achieve goals, show up on time and help humanity.

When i first started R.V i had a vague idea of the potential that it had. However the ones that deemed themselves to be experts, disillusioned me as they didn’t live up to expectations. It has been difficult and i’m sure that many others have walked down this same road.
Joe Mconeagle has been able to use RV for the betterment of humanity, its great what he’s done for RV

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All of us should be working towards this!

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The reality is that we are not going to get the goverment to pay for us, we are not going to have the science field fund us. We are also not going to achieve anything by talking about the past, we have to move forward!

An interesting thought innovative people are often the most controversial, but it is there ability to move away from social norms that is correlated to getting something done, what do you think?

So what are you viewing?

What do you see as the potential for remote viewing? How can viewers on the internet come together to share their experiences and support each other?

THE U.S. GOVERNMENT’S SECRET REMOTE VIEWING PROGRAM AND THE EXTRATERRESTRIAL CONNECTION, with Jim Marrs.

One of the more intriguing hypotheses put forward to explain government intransigence to end the UFO/ET truth embargo in the face of mounting public awareness does not center on nuts and bolts or the public’s right (or lack thereof) to know about extraterrestrials and new technology.

Rather it is a deep concern for the consequences from people learning about profound mental abilities and powers of perception which they may possess and might enhance and which would hugely undermine governmental control mechanisms such as propaganda, misinformation, disinformation and outright lies. Think that is absurd?

Think again and learn about the 25-year secret research by military services and intelligence agencies to perfect “remote viewing” — the ability to “see” not only at a distance, but backward and forward in time.

And whenever this research was being conducted, it repeatedly intersected with extraterrestrial related phenomena.

This fact combined with consistent reports of the telepathic capability of extraterrestrial beings from contact events worldwide makes such an hypothesis worth serious consideration.

Jim Marrs, who first wrote of “remote viewing” in 1993 when it was still a Top Secret program and before dozens of participants in this research began to come forward, will give an overview of its history and future potential.

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