Remote Viewing GPS - Expert Edition Part 1

Identify the region's most significant feature within a 200-mile radius of your sanctuary to narrow down its location, using regional cues, index cards, and envelopes for practice.

Run the blind target cue and regional cue to locate the nearest significant feature within five to ten miles of your sanctuary, then refine with Google Earth and GPS coordinates.

Apply sanctuary cues and the remote viewing method to locate GPS coordinates and other targets, while preparing for part two on the future and the kill shot.

Anchor sessions initiate associative remote viewing using T r n numbers from another session to locate a target via GPS, then refine with regional cues and Google Earth.

Identify the region's most significant feature within a 200-mile radius using a reference site and an anchor session, then guide your ideogram session.

Repeat a protocol focused on nearest significant feature, write random numbers in brackets on three-by-five index cards, note the anchor TR and number, and seal the ideogram in an envelope.

Master the basics of associative remote viewing as taught in the Vegas edition masters course, and prepare by creating a cache of random target pictures for GPS coordinate work.

Operate the topo software to map remote viewing targets within a 200-mile radius, starting from a regional significant feature and refining with the nearest significant feature and directional cues.

Converge multiple data sets to triangulate a target area about a football field, then use the anchor session’s topographical cues—hill, river, buildings, marsh, and cornfields—to zoom in.

Explore the gps cue method for remote viewing, using a unique TR N-number, equal-energy reference envelopes with opposite directions, and iterative bisecting to locate targets in Louisiana.

Compare Google Earth and Toppo for remote viewing: print Google Earth cues for practice, but rely on Toppo for precise topography and grounded accuracy.

execute two blind sessions on a real world target, following spacing rules by waiting at least thirty minutes between attempts. tackle the first blind target using the sequence 77495196 ideogram.

Complete your blind target, then start unblind target 3, wait a half hour between targets, and begin the plan target with the 70825311 ideogram.

Apply remote viewing techniques using region-based 200-mile radius analysis, GPS coordinates, and software prompts to narrow search areas. Share and compare results within a collaborative online course framework.

Assess the limits of remote viewing for finding missing kids, especially with close relatives, and note the thankless reality and nonprofit efforts like the find me organization.

Learn to locate future events through remote viewing by tuning your anchor session and cue, identifying where someone or something will be, including potential future locations.

Celebrate completing the remote viewing gps expert edition part 1 and acknowledge your effort; learn how remote viewing can mitigate trauma and guide a fresh start for your family.