Creating A New World with Remote Viewing

How Learning To be a Technical Remote Viewer Creates New Brain Connections and re-inspires your Life!
by Joni Dourif

How we begin

   Founding father of modern psychology, Dr. Carl Jung asserted that all human beings are born with four major functions:

   The Physical, the Intellect, the Emotions, and the (2 fold function) the Instinct/Intuition.

   We are born into a blueprint system that looks something like this:



   We are Information Collection machines. From the moment that we take our first breath and inhale and then exhale we begin to establish the momentum of our psyche’s natural physiological rhythm.

What we Become

   As we continue to breathe, our conscious and unconscious attention piggybacks on the momentum of our autonomic system. It bounces back and forth from our internal environment to the external environment. Our emotions follow suit. At the infantile stage, our emotions are pretty base; however as we grow, we are able to process information about our world in a more refined and complex manner. We develop language skills so we can better communicate from our internal environment to the external environment and vice versa. We communicate our needs and thoughts and our feelings as they arise within us. We transmit information within ourselves and then we communicate it to our external environment. We are quite literally information processing plants. We collect and transfer data consciously and unconsciously, autonomically and deliberately. We process information fluidly and naturally because it is the way our human psyche and physiology was designed. We don’t really need to learn how to learn but it seems that we do need to take notice of how we learn naturally and what we have yet to learn as adults.

How we Learn & Cognitrons

   When we first enter into this world, we learn many new things that initiate our physiological processes for the first time. We learn to eat, walk, talk, play, negotiate and work. We learn these skills by performing them. Have you noticed how learning something for the first time is always more fun? The onset of our learning development goes like this: The first impact of a new lesson is imprinted onto a fresh neuron (similar to the way data is recorded onto a hard drive in your computer). Add energy and take it for a test drive; as your machine sparks into motion, it ignites that freshly imprinted neuron and transforms it into a cognitron.

New Experiences

   Cognitrons can be a lot of fun because they have the potential to become independent motivators for new experiences and learning more. A newly formed cognitron is like a baby who has just learned how to swim. If the first experience is a positive and productive one, the baby (neuron) will store the data as a beneficial experience—one that he will most assuredly want to repeat. Cognitrons can become quite significant themselves. They can grow from a single experiential piece of data into their own perpetuating systems. They can become their own hard drive systems.

Surprise & Amaze

   Typically, by the time western man has reached mature adulthood, he is operating off of years of already established cognitrons. He has “seen it all” and “knows a lot” or he has “seen a lot” and “knows it all.”

   Either way, he is hard-pressed to find anything truly new. Regardless of the degree of skepticism, I have seen TRV surprise and amaze many a mature and world-experienced man and woman. It turns out that TRV truly is a new process because in order to take a TRV test drive, we have to grab a fresh neuron and that excites the human system because there was no pre-existing cognition present.

Novelty

   As a species, we love novelty and new experiences are becoming more scarce to encounter. Habit is boring and puts us to sleep, but novelty stimulates our senses and makes us feel alive. When we feel alive, we feel inspired and we want to form new learning cognitions.

A New World

   As we install the TRV process (correctly) we create and develop new cognitions and as we use TRV on a continued basis, we excite our intellects with new information, ideas and concepts. We stimulate our emotions and senses with new impressions and feelings. We are babies again embarking into a new illustrious and wondrous world!

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