Remote Influence RI

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Remote Influence (RI)

• Remote Influence (RI) is the mirror image of
  Remote Viewing (RV)
• Two sides of the same coin
• Can be used in conjunction with each other or
  applied separately
• We all use RI to some extent in our daily lives
  prayers, wishes, intent
• RI needs Intention, Attention, Visualization and
  Imagery

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RI and Prayer

• The positive effects of prayer have been known
  for many centuries and the practice has been
  promoted by many different religions around the
  world
• The effects of prayer have been studied by
  scientists and researchers
• Dossey, Siegel, Targ, Quinn
• University of California studies

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Curses and Spells

• The negative aspects of RI can be seen in the
  practices of cultural and religious groups,
  throughout the centuries, that promote the
  placing of curses on people
• Curses aim to bring negative effects
• Spells may be positive or negative
• Some say that belief if necessary for curses or
  spells to work - unknown

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Scientific Evidence

• Can consciousness effect living matter?
• Staring studies Schlitz
• Prayer studies
• Psycho-physiological studies - GSR, EEG
• Can consciousness effect non-living matter such
  as computers?
• PEAR RNG research, random systems

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Group Consciousness

• Maharishi University has studied positive effects
  of focused intent of square root of 1 of a given
  population on ameliorating crime
• Studies, Roger Nelson, RNGs around the world
  (EGGS) record effects on group consciousness of
  celebrations and catastrophes

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Personal Anecdotes

• Many people can relate how remote influence has
  worked in their lives
• Few understand how it works
• Many ascribe positive RI to results of prayer or
  religious miracles
• RI effect is small but cumulative
• Not affected by distance
• Groups may enhance effect

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RI and RV

• Buchanan states how he was commissioned to study
  RI at Fort Meade
• Unit realized hot potato status of RI
• Focused on remote viewing
• RI can be incorporated into CRV
• Communications and influence
• Can access important data

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RI and CRV

• RI is incorporated into RI during Stages 4 and 6
  in EI column
• Certain considerations needed
• According to Buchanan, subject needs to be
  distracted from viewers presence
• Ploys used to obtain data from subject
• Get in, get data, get out says Lyn

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Examples

• Seeing through the eyes of a missing adult or
  child to perceive location
• Going head to head with the perpetrator of a
  crime - example
• Feeling what another person is feeling
• Be prepared for surprises and shock
• Get out and detox

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Irresponsible Uses

• Can RI be used irresponsibly and by unethical
  persons? Yes!
• Everyone, regardless of personal ethics, can use
  RI
• A ubiquitous tool that can be misused
• Factors such as karma, fair play, what goes
  around, comes around

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Ethics and Morality

• When can you ethically use RI?
• Use discrimination and wisdom
• Justify your use of RI prior to use
• Use if sparingly, if at all
• Uses include finding missing kids and adults,
  crime scenes, terrorist situations
• Always detox following a session