For years it’s been hard to learn CRV and I have seen it being mis‐explained and misunderstood many times during this time in discussions and comments. For this reason I have collated some of the of the important and descriptive documents from both the CIA released archives and from the public domain in one place to help or educate those interested in this trainable psychic method. ‐ from a paper authored by Hal Puthoff and Within this file there is: SRI ‐ Co‐ordinate Remote viewing (CRV) Technology 1981‐83 briefing. Special Orientation Techniques ‐ Stages 1‐3 Author ‐ Hal Puthoff ‐ 1984 I have included a included a ‘briefing version’ of version’ of this this paper paper as as it has it has more explanatory references to the CRV process process and the and the R&D of stages of stages 1‐8. Special Orientation Techniques ‐ Stages 4 Author ‐ Hal Puthoff ‐ 1984 Overview of Overview of the the first first three three stages of training of training with examples. Special Orientation Techniques ‐ Stages 5‐6 Author ‐ Hal Puthoff ‐ 1984 Overview of Overview of the the stage4 of training of training with examples. Overview of Overview of the the stages 5‐6 of training of training with examples. Tom McNear CRV Training notes/manual ‐circa ‐ 1985. One of Ingo’s of Ingo’s first first and and possibly one possibly one of his of his best students best students training notes/manual in notes/manual in document form. My guide book with book with examples to use Daz Smith Open Source CRV guide (2005) ‐ my guide with the available material to material to help explain it better it better for for those those attempting to use CRV form the available material.įor further info: - The home of remote viewing viewing in the UK Paul Smith CRV Training notes/manual circa ‐ (1996 onwards in the public domain) The modern most well know and used CRV manual. Introduction: This document was found on by myself whilst reorganising the Stargate archives document by document into chronological order.
For me as a student of CRV it’s both a thing of beauty and also a historical footnote to all the rumours I have followed for the last nine years of mythical advanced stages past the Ingo six stage CRV process.
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Those of you who know CRV or have tried it in the past with the previous manual I would say you should find this easier going.
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It has sketches and diagrams to each stage of the CRV process, a real CRV session and a full breakdown of key stages like the Ideogram process and the tricky stage 5. The gem in the crown of this document is the hypothetical thinking of stages 7-11 to advance the CRV stages – and boy these look amazing! I have spoken to Paul Smith, PJ and other RV experts on the authorship of this doc and it looks like it’s probably Tom McNear, who wrote this at the end of 3.5yrs CRV training under Ingo. It’s likely that this earlier document then formed the basis for the current manual in the public domain.
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When you only have one card left you MUST click the “1” button to announce it to the other players immediately. It is the most powerful card in the game. Last of all the wild draw 4 (+4) combines the powers of the draw 2 card (except they take 4) and the wild card. The wild card (diamond with 4 colors) can be placed at any time and allows you to change the color of play.
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