Topic [266] Starting a rv club TKR Remote Viewing Forum February 2004

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NearDark, somewhere around February 21, 2004

Hi

i live in england and became fascinated by rv after watching a documentry about it, i have since read a number of books, "tracks in the pshycic wilderness",  Remote Viewing (Tim Riffat), i have tried to implement techniques from this and other books, papers on my own as there seems to be little beyond expensive online tuition and american (again expensive) camps. i guess my question is this, can i learn rv from books? and how do i know if i am getting anywhere?. When i clear my mind and focus on a site i am not sure if it is real "sensations" i am recieving or my imagination kicking in.
Any and all advice is welcome
thnx
NearDark

waterway, somewhere around February 21, 2004

Neardark,

I am glad you are here.  Look around this site, you will find a wealth of information that answers your questions.

wizopeva, somewhere around February 23, 2004

For free rv methods, check under 'free methods' to the left of this board.  Then start practicing.  It can be more fun to get an email partner or group to practice with.  

No you don't have to take a class to get started.  The ability is inborn and you can get at it by yourself via practice.  Classes can and often do help motivate you, give you pointers, and let you understand the process a bit better.  But some of that can also be obtained by just doing it and asking lots of questions of other rvers.  

My opinion is that you should consider your finances and personal options.  If you spend money on vacations anyway, then an rv class could make a great and informational vacation and perhaps speed your progress.  But if it's a big financial hardship, then you may be better off investing time and effort into practicing it instead.  Over time, you will see how motivated you really are and if your interest will keep up over time and be worth further investment.  IMO, classes are useful and fun, but not essential.  Keep at it, and people who already took training might eventually tell you most of the stuff anyway!  ;-)
-E  

NearDark, somewhere around February 23, 2004

thnx for the advice guys i have already read some interesting tips and techniques from here and  intend to put them in to practice soon.

daz, somewhere around March 20, 2005

Neardark dude!
Im also from the UK and have taught approx 8 people the CRV methods of RV. I'm thinking of teaching some more so PEM email me from my webby http://www.remoteviewed.com and we can talk RV.

daz

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