Technical Remote Viewing Found My New Home
by Kevin Pirolo
It all began about a year ago in Mississippi when I did a blind session on the target: Kevin & Mary Pirolo/Domicile/Optimum Location/1 Year From Current Time.
We were thinking about building a house on 139 acres of land we owned in Mississippi and had a few thoughts on where to build it, but wanted to see what would turn up in Technical Remote Viewing sessions.
I worked the session in the blind and the resulting TRV data did not describe anything in the area we were considering. In fact, it seemed like an island. Long story short, we gave this target to several other Technical Remote Viewers and they also worked the target in the blind, meaning they did not know what the target was in advance, and came up with identical data. ACK! An island? How could this be? We did not want to move from Mississippi, as that was our home.
Our First Visit To Hawaii
Fast forward: Several months ago, my partner Jonathan, my wife Mary and I went to visit Dane Spotts and Joni Dourif (the CEO and President Of PSI TECH, Inc, respectively) in Hawaii. Mary had not met them and wanted to, and even though so many sessions pointed to moving to somewhere off our land, we just did not want to, nor could we fathom how we could logistically, so another reason for visiting was to rule out moving there and get on with things as they were in Mississippi.
While we were there Joni monitored Jonathan while he worked a Technical Remote Viewing session, then she did the same with me. Prior to starting my session, while declaring my Advance Visuals, (my preconceived notions or ideas about what the target may be) I did not perceive that it had anything to do with myself or Mary. And during the session, Joni was brutal in how fast she pushed me, so there was little time for any AOL (imagination) diversions to develop.
The analysis that I wrote at the end of the session was exactly as follows:
"There appear to be two life forms, possibly male and female.Even after writing the above analysis, it never seriously entered my mind that the target had anything to do with me. I thought maybe it was Dane and Joni, or someone that they were doing a project for.
They feel pushed toward an unknown that feels like a jump into a hole.
This hole may simply be an analogy for something unknown that is scary to them.
This appears to be a pivotal move/decision they are being pushed into.
They appear to be skirting the issue or taking a simplistic view. It seems important to clear out a clean space and start with a clean canvass in addressing the issue.
The optimum action to take may involve unknowns and sense of fear/discomfort. It appears to involve work (maybe to do with MM structure/physical work), but once started will not be so intimidating.
It appears to involve experimenting and trying something new.
The result will be a good resolution and they will be able to relax and be happy."
The target was: Kevin Pirolo/Optimum Trajectory.
ACK!!! We did not want to move, and were quite happy and comfortable hidden in the backwoods of Mississippi.
How We Came To Make The Ultimate Decision
Even with my extensive experiences with TRV data being uncannily accurate, I just did not want to even think about the logistical nightmare of moving, let alone moving to a rock in the middle of the ocean. However, with several dozen (blind) sessions done by many TRV'ers all coming up with the same data, Mary and I realized we must consider the possibility with an open mind.
Mary does not TRV, but she does have very good intuition, and while she did not like the idea of moving in her head, in her heart she "knew" it was the right thing to do. From all my TRV work I knew that it was foolish to ignore our Optimum TrajectoryTM regardless of how it may "seem" to be less than optimum. What we did do is pray about it and we both had a strong peace of mind about proceeding with plans to move. If it was to be, a house would have to become available (we could not live on the beach.) When one became available (a miracle in itself given the housing shortage) we knew we were on our Optimum Trajectory, and it has proven itself out.
So how could I make such a drastic decision based upon words and sketched produced on paper? Almost 2 years of TRVing every day has provided me with a strong sense of confidence regarding TRV data. A small sampling of the reasons are listed below:
Locating Our New Home - A Comparison Of TRV Data To The Location
Long story short - housing was in very short supply in this part of Hawaii. I thought maybe the structure described in the session was one of the structures on the land surrounding PSI TECH's new Matrix Research Center, but it was nowhere near ready for occupation. No leasing agent extended any hope of us finding a place to rent or lease. A couple of months went by with not even one possibility. Then someone found one house for lease, and we leased it sight unseen.
After arriving in Hawaii, I started seeing all the similarities between the descriptions in the session and the house that I was now living in:
Technical Remote Viewing Data: Like tools hanging from the wall and swinging, Like a tool shed (there is a sketch of this tool shed that is below a man made structure.)
Reality: When I arrived here I found that the house is built up quite a bit and that there is an enclosed tool shed below the house and it was stocked with tools hanging along the wall.
Technical Remote Viewing Data: Deep echo, distant rumbling, vague, cavernous, flowing.
Reality: This house is built on top of a lava tube and there is this constant vague rumbling/echo sound.
Technical Remote Viewing Data: Like a boathouse (there is a sketch of an enclosed building with something below that is open, like those enclosed boathouses that are above the water and then you go down below them and it is open and the water is there with a boat in it.)
Reality: This house is built way up and below it is another whole foundation that is only partially enclosed (waist high.) There is deck planking up top and down below as was in the data.
Technical Remote Viewing Data: Like sitting on a porch. The couple is relaxing and looking.
Reality: One entire side of the house has a 48x12 deck that overlooks the ocean. Mary and I sit there and relax and look at the beautiful view. (It is also where I work on the computer a good deal of the time.)
Technical Remote Viewing Data: Like stairs, like steps, sharp slope down, steep, sloping down.
Reality: The piece of land this house is built on is fairly small, however, from one corner of the land to another it slopes down more than 45 feet. The only way into the house is up a flight of stairs.
Was This Really The Optimum Decision?
A scant 6 months ago we would have never believed we would be moving away from our wooded retreat in Mississippi, however, since being here it is amazing how much we like it. Beautiful weather, fantastic view, a small town like we are accustomed to. Many people that have known me for years say I sound more relaxed than they have ever known me to be. Mary says the food is much better here also and that it feels like she is on a permanent vacation.
Our business is doing better than ever, and we have several new business opportunities on the horizon that have become available since the move. We are enjoying our new home, and, yes, we spend a fair amount of time relaxing on the lanai overlooking the ocean.
