In the protocol used on this page, I remote viewed one target, and another person assigned one feedback picture out of a set of several feedback pictures to be the target, and before I knew the feedback, I would attempt to match my report to one of the feedbacks within that set. I did one such session, and then discontinued using this protocol.
NOTICE! Below are session reports from Daz Smith's practice targets from his website. If you intend to remote view any of Daz's practice targets yourself, then you should not scroll down to see these session reports because then the targets are no longer blind to you. Also do not share or upload any of my session material so that Daz's targets can remain blind for anyone else who might want to remote view them for themselves.
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The earlier GM Group Matching protocol where I remote viewed several targets one after another without seeing their feedbacks after each, and where I then attempted to match my reports to the target feedbacks at the end of a set of sessions, showed that displacement was likely to occur where the signal pathways within a set had switched places with each other.
| MT1 - 05.May.2018 | |
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