Interviews With PSI TECH Students
by Kimberly Snow
I recently interviewed two of PSI TECH's newest TRV students while they were in the PSI TECH chat room. Below are their stories.
Maria
Snow: Maria, tell me how you first learned about TRV?
Maria: I first heard of it by reading a book that presented Remote Viewing with regards to the government research back in the 70's and 80's.
Snow: What did you first think?
Maria: I found it intriguing.
Snow: What were you doing at the time? Tell me a little about yourself.
Maria: Ack! That's the hardest question. I read a lot. Mostly about paranormal things, scientific research, etc. I am a creative person. An artist. I work from home as a designer. I have very little alone time, so I spend it reading.
Snow: When you read this book, what did you do next?
Maria: Once I read about it, I went to the web and did a search on remote viewing. Came up with a few companies out there. Lots of info. Most of it didn't feel right.
Snow: Were you skeptical?
Maria: Always, and never, if that makes any sense. I am a realist, but at the same time, prove to me it can't be done. I believe all things are possible.
Snow: What made you come to PSI TECH?
Maria: It was during my search. This was one place I looked. It felt right. My intuition has been a huge decision-maker in my life. And I have usually been correct.
Snow: Do you believe you came to PSI TECH for a reason then?
Maria: All things happen for a reason. I believe I am here for a reason. I am meant to be here. I'm a very happy-go-lucky kind of person, who sees the good in all things, or tries to anyway. Because in my experience, all things that have happened, good or bad, usually make sense down the line. Something in our lives that may not have happened, had it not been for that one event.
Snow: What has been your experience now with TRV?
Maria: I think it's a wonderful resource. I think all people have this ability, we just need to open our minds to it.
Snow: Do you see TRV affecting humanity?
Maria: Definitely. If everyone knew it, how could it not? I would like to think the one change would be a gentler world. Treat each with a little more thought. Lying to each others' faces will be a waste of time. I get tired of people being rude to one another. We don't think before we act or speak. And perhaps we'll be able to see a solution to some of our largest problems. Such as starvation, as one example.
Snow: What do you wish to accomplish with TRV, now that you are learning the skill?
Maria: I'm just starting out but I'm getting decent results and will get better as I learn more. Accomplish? Hmm, I have no thoughts on that, odd aye? I learn to learn. If there is a reason down the line, we will see what it might be. Perhaps I may help someone one day. And that alone will be a good enough reason.
Peter
Snow: Tell me a little about yourself, Peter, what are you doing now? What interests you?
Peter: Right now I'm self employed, working out of my home. Interests are martial arts, fitness, music. I've always been interested in the unknown. Seeing possibilities that other don't/can't. TRV seems like the perfect tool.
Snow: How did you hear about remote viewing?
Peter: Art Bell show was the first time. I remember it vividly. I was driving by myself through Florida, 4 am, and hear this guy talking about it. And it was intriguing enough for me to search for info the next day. Actually I take that back. The very first time was in a book by Laura Day, about intuition. Didn't really explain it. I had a complete misunderstanding of it, but was totally engrossed in the concept of practical intuition.
Snow: You heard about PSI TECH on bell, PSI TECH in particular?
Peter: Yes.
Snow: So you came to PSI TECH's site. Then what?
Peter: The idea germinated in my brain over the next couple of years. And when I got out of a five-year relationship, I was sort of a man without a country. No wind in my sails. I wondered what I should be doing. And the idea of TRV popped into my head. I started looking around and noticed PSI TECH was still around. I did a lot of research on all different groups, and PSI TECH stood out as the most believable, professional, and together group.
Snow: Then you ordered the tapes?
Peter: I started talking to my brother about TRV, and he immediately knew within seconds what he wanted to do. I showed him the web site. He read the whole thing, and a week later we both chipped in and ordered the tapes.
Snow: What do you think so far?
Peter: By the time I ordered the tapes, there was no doubt about whether TRV was real. The only question was, can I do it?
Snow: And can you?
Peter: When I did my first session the results screamed back at me that I could do this. I was flooded with an excitement of possibilities and unseen paths for my future. It was so mindboggling how simple it was. It was clear that anyone could learn this.
Snow: What is do you plan on utilizing TRV for? What is your goal with this new skill?
Peter: I don't know yet that I have a clearly defined goal for my TRV future. I foresee myself using it right now to explore mysteries. I'm very much the type of person who wants to understand everything. How things work, why? Whys. That kind of thing. My number one goal right now is to become proficient enough to do an Optimum Trajectory. Then I would like to use this skill to help others with difficult problems. I can see this going a couple of different directions. Profiteering, foundation to find missing kids, exploring areas of earth and sky that we don't have the technology to visit yet.
Snow: Do you see it effecting humanity?
Peter: I think that humanity in general has to get over some belief issues surrounding psi stuff first. But with TRV, the proof totally is in the pudding, so the more people who learn this the more people out there will be questioning humanity's limits. At some point it will hit a critical mass. Where it can't be ignored. When that happens, I expect the floodgates will open and civilization will most likely shift into a whole new paradigm.
