http://seriouskilowatt.com Just another WordPress weblog Tue, 30 Oct 2007 02:33:40 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Most of this is just copied from something I posted over at TKR yesterday but I wanted to have it here too. I've been experimenting with a couple new things. New to me at least. One of them is called "Aspect RV." It was invented by Palyne Gaenir back in ... http://seriouskilowatt.com/archives/20.html http://seriouskilowatt.com/archives/19.html I haven't written about remote viewing here in a while. The simple reason is this: I totally suck at it right now. I've been having such a tough time lately. I do sessions that either have minor contact or none at all. One after the other they're just weak-sauce sessions. Sometimes I ... http://seriouskilowatt.com/archives/18.html I was fooling around with some graphite the other night and voila! Vulcan love. I'm no great artist but I like to draw and I'm trying to do it more often lately. It's almost feels like a meditation. Always seems to put me in that collected state of mind. http://seriouskilowatt.com/archives/17.html I had a most amazing dream last night: I was with a friend in a pawn shop that doubled as a governmental office that handled minor tasks related to immigration. My friend was taking forever doing whatever it was he had to do there and I couldn't wait to leave. ... http://seriouskilowatt.com/archives/16.html This morning I had about half an hour before it was time to start getting ready for work. Decided to use it to water the lawn and the plants for a bit. While I was squatting down watering a potted plant on the ground, I felt something tickling my leg ... http://seriouskilowatt.com/archives/12.html Here's an example of a simple symbol. It's not going to knock any socks off but I think it's a good example of how basic information about a target might be conveyed. A clip from a session I did about 15 minutes ago: Right. Not much to look at, is it? Notice ... http://seriouskilowatt.com/archives/11.html I've been thinking about some other things that seem to stifle viewing efforts. Fear appears to be a given aspect aspect of psi-blocks. Another, not unconnected from it is belief systems. This was something else that was suggested to me by a viewer friend of mine which I dismissed out of ... http://seriouskilowatt.com/archives/10.html I'm pretty good about regular practice. For me, it has to be every day, several times a day. It's awesome. I can sit and view for literally hours without a break except to take care of nature. One session to the next, I can't seem to get enough of the ... http://seriouskilowatt.com/archives/9.html This is taken from something I just posted over at TKR. Been thinking about it quite a bit lately though so figured I'd paste it here too. -*- One of the things that seems to really catch my attention about how I view is symbology. For the longest time it was the ... http://seriouskilowatt.com/archives/7.html Had kind of a neat little session last night. Misinterpreted some of the symbology but was not unpleased with the soldier sketch. You can see the whole session here ... http://seriouskilowatt.com/archives/6.html About a year ago my dad sent me this neat little clock. An old Waltham 8 day aircraft clock that tells military time. This very model (and perhaps this very clock, no way to tell) was used in the cockpits of fighter planes during WWII. Dad said it worked fine ... http://seriouskilowatt.com/archives/5.html So here we are nearly a month later. I haven't had a single lucid dream since the one mentioned below. Until this morning. Frustrated, after more than three weeks of fruitless effort to be awake in my dreams, yesterday I did an archetype meditation on lucid dreaming. The very next ... http://seriouskilowatt.com/archives/4.html When I was about 15 I read an article in an old OMNI magazine about Dr. Stephen LaBerge and his work with lucid dreaming. I promptly went out and stole a copy of his book, “Exploring the World of Lucid Dreaming.” I had this idea when I was a teenager ... http://seriouskilowatt.com/archives/3.html