Is the Veil Lifting?
by a Matrix Contributor
We often receive questions about how TRV relates to the bible. The following article was written by PSI TECH's expert consultant of the Holy Scriptures. If anyone has input with regard to this subject matter, please feel to submit questions and comments to The Matrix and they will be addressed in an upcoming issue.
Bible scholars, students of scripture, and even casual readers of the Bible are aware of the "veil that is spread over all the nations" spoken of in Isayah chapter 25 verse 7 of scripture. Translated from the Hebrew, it reads:
"And He will destroy in His Mountain the face of the covering cast over all people, and the veil that is spread over all nations."
So exactly what is this "veil", this "covering"? Careful research within scriptures will show it is an "ignorance"; ignorance of the plan put in place by the Creator of all Life. Scriptures also speak of the people coming out of the darkness, seeking knowledge and the wisdom to use this given knowledge.
The book of Isayah speaks of "wisdom and knowledge" being the stability of our times. And it is this very pursuit of wisdom and knowledge that allows that "veil" to begin to lift. So it would then follow that any technique that allows us access to data and knowledge, would have to be considered beneficial. Technical Remote Viewing allows one access to the biggest database of all, the Matrix. This ability to access the data can be the ultimate eye-opener. The question then is, can Technical Remote Viewing and scriptural study co-exist? Can TRV techniques be applied to scriptural studies? Indeed they can!
Consider some real possibilities: Imagine TRV'ing the fall of Jericho; the Israylites leaving Egypt; the "Red" Sea crossing. All of these events are eminently viable TRV targets. Imagine Technical Remote Viewing the events at the river Chebar outside Babylon. Did Ezekiel see flying machines? What is a wheel within a wheel anyway!? Was there a manger? Did Angels really announce the Messiah's birth to shepherds?
Has anything in the Bible ever given you reason for curiosity?
Here's an example of TRV'ing allowing access to some amazing data!
I was curious about "guardian angels". There are volumes written about them. People claim they've seen them. Could they be TRV'd? As it turns out, yes, they can! Beyond my wildest expectations! Malakim (messengers of the Creator) are their real names. It seems the term "angel" is a Greek transliteration of the Hebrew word "Malak". A TRV "topical search" of the target "Malaks" was worked. Needless to say my results were amazing. There are Malakim assigned to watch over and report on our doings. They are dedicated, zealous, knowledgeable, and involved in our lives. They are not the "robe-wearing, harp playing beings" we've seen portrayed in art throughout the ages. I was so astounded by the data, I asked two other PSI TECH trained remote viewers to do a session against the same target. The results were confirmed and illuminated with even greater detail, as the help I requested was from much more personally advanced Technical Remote Viewers than myself. In the three separate sessions there was almost no variation in the details, from the colors surrounding the Malak, to the manner of dress, to the attitude of the Malak, even to the potential actions of the Guardian Malak! Simply Amazing!
So where is the derived benefit?
Well here is where Technical Remote Viewing comes into its own. Now granted, a lot of the cueing techniques may prove to be advanced. But what better reason to complete your initial training and move on to the Advanced Tape Training? Events, people, critical junctures of translation, the rise of specific denominations, are all within the scope of a well-mapped and cued TRV session.
Technical Remote Viewing will allow you access to events that shaped the three Great Faiths. You will discover that the names found within the Bible are not just names, but were real people with great passion and diligence. You can find answers to such questions as, were there really Anakim (giants)? How large exactly was Goliath? How complete was the Roman devastation of Jerusalem in 77CE?
TRV will allow one to separate fact from legend, dogma from factual event, and give you insight into a history you may have never figured on or imagined. You can focus in on specific events, remote view the participants, and with even more advanced techniques examine the mindset of the individuals you are remote viewing.
Truly if wisdom and knowledge are the stability of our times, doesn't it make sense that a technique that allows you this kind of insight would be invaluable for any Bible fan, whether casual reader or serious student? "Lifting that veil" is much easier when wisdom and knowledge are applied to any situation!
