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Friday, October 15, 2021

Session summary: ET Technology and healing basic info session summaries.

 

ET technology and healing basic info .


1. The common emphasis for using advanced tools and technologies is mental spiritual training.


2. In every single session, including Edgar Cayce, ETI, and Edward Kelley ( From 2009) the information points towards developing skill in astral projection.


3. Cayce gave the most details. He said that the skill involves trance to the complete inversion of mental focus from the external to internal. He includes the physical body with the external. He said all 5 senses need to be trained away from the physical. Focus inward going deeper to accomplish this.


4. External environment is a factor in learning to do this. Also the ETI's emphasized dance and activity balanced with meditation.


5. Once this skill has been accomplished then the tools become accessible and can be used in the physical world. The tools will not work as well if this is done in reverse, that is focusing on the use of the tool before accomplishing the described level of trance work.


6. Bob Lazar's account of the UFO propulsion, steering and working supports this. The craft was not taken outside of the atmosphere and was not space worthy if his description is accurate. The advanced features of the craft were never accessed by the engineering team. This indicates to me that the S-4 craft was not taken into deep space. That information is consistent with the session information. ETI's stated that there were two different travel techniques, one used locally and one for inter system travel.

Interpretation of the Session: Breakdown of Symbols

 

Good morning scryers. The book Art of Scrying and Dowsing and Art of Channelling ( and everything else I do regarding divination) has core techniques. Most everything else, with the exception of dowsing is built on this base. The core technique are in chapters. 2 and 3.



The goal of the book was to deliver a compact technique that could be learned quickly and usable anywhere. I would likely to clarify some points on interpretation of the session. This is the most difficult part of the session for a beginner.

The rule of thumb is this. Anything sketch or description in a session is usually symbolic. Therefore it needs to be broken down into descriptive terms. Descriptive terms contain information regarding colour, shape, motion, energy, emotional response and emotional readings, associations, placement.

Symbols are not bad. They simply need to be processed in order to break down the compilation and interpretation of the information being perceived. Generally speaking, the symbols will not directly reflect what is at the target site, they are merely an interpretation of perceptions coming through the non physical senses.



The simplest way to break down the symbols is by asking the question

" How does this XXXX resemble the object, presence, activity/energy. ( which ever one you are working on in that part of the session)

Immediately after asking that question write the description.

After the target is revealed look through the symbols and the breakdown of the symbolic material very carefully. Mark and note each individual perception that matches the target data.

For example you note the colour green. Look in the photo if you are using a target photo and see if there is any green.

As a beginner in this system you probably will be looking from a very close point of view to the objects in the target area. This is normal. It means you can find individual perceptions that match the data but you probably won't get the overall picture with any clarity most of the time. As you gain experience and begin to understand how your perception works then the picture will become clearer in session. The data you put on paper during the session will not make sense to you. The processing of making sense is the superficial mind trying to analyze perceptive information. You do not want that to happen. Instead accept the data as is, and break down anything that makes sense into more basic descriptions. If you do that you will find that you are able to work with much greater accuracy in scrying.