Remote viewing game

[Nimue]

Originally Posted by royster

"Ship lap" is a type of wooden siding. I can understand how a remote view would perceive a ship. That side of the house is two stories high, and a complete field of white.

Someone had mentioned a chimney, and that was another cool thing: there HAD been a chimney just above the key (on the roof) but I tore it down and installed an attic turban on the roof.

Deer waft through here all the time, and about three weeks ago, a hunter shot one up on the hill. It left a trail of blood going out my driveway.

Seriously? That's creepy... Poor deer...
I saw a fireplace, with main focus on the chimney, but it was in-built out of bricks, so I don't think it counts. And the fake black may have been just a background, after all. Silly me!
Helesinie kinda got the boat right, though

Originally Posted by royster

I'm gonna remote view what you're taking a picture of!!

It's a flower pot. It has something to do with Jimmy Hoffa.

Funny thing is, I also got the image of a cute little window (with transparent-dotted-pink curtains and a decorative bear) which window missed a toy flowerpot. That, before your post-looks like we had the same idea (okay, not Jimmy Hoffa, no way in the world I could imagine that!)
Maybe we could post guessings about the object too, if the winner has decided?

[Anniebugs]

Nimue and Royster, you cheats!!!!!

Change of object. I don´t know what it has to do with Jimmy Hoffa but I WAS going to take a picture of a blue tube shapped vase with a flower in it and leave it in its usual location this time in a corner on the floor, in the little square entrance to my house. Around it, on the wall there are 3 pictures with flower motives in vivid colours on them. One of them is pink and beneath it, guess what? yes, a false flower pot. Pink flowers with patches on them. It does look like a toy. No other furniture or decor.

I think I'll post a number!

[Anniebugs]

Ok. The stakes have risen I have viewed a photograph of an object, written down 3 words associated to it and assigned it all a random code.

i3hs

[Helesinine]

Well I've never tried this with a code but I see something like a fabric with red and white stripes and a book.

[Nimue]

Originally Posted by Anniebugs

Nimue and Royster, you cheats!!!!!

Sorry, Anniebugs...
That phrase made me laugh nervously for about 5 minutes, though

First thing that came in mind was a decorative image with a needle of blue and a little black "digging" between a yellow and a brown stripe. A lakeside with yellow trees, maybe?
The code got me thinking "watch" (mainly because "hs" reminds of hours, seconds) but I don't think it's exactly that...

I'll concentrate more seriously later.

[royster]

I get the impression it's a very old photograph. A chair keeps coming to mind. While the photograph is black-and-white, the fabric on the chair is blue.

And Jimmy Hoffa is standing in the corner!

[Anniebugs]

There is a difference of accuracy using a code. I think we can use it to learn a bit more if you all agree. I will try to assist without turning it into a guessing game.

It is not a lakeside view with trees but if you sketched the perimeter of a lakeside view as an initial impression, the shape of the object could be represented.

Mention of yellow and black digging into yellow and brown stripe is astonishingly accurate.

It is not a black and white photo, though as an initial perception that's ok.

The image of stripes is valid as first impression.

Keep the above and discard the rest. The image has few elements in it.

I am reading about RW now and I think I am beginning to understand it for the first time. At first we are supposed to come up with basic simple first impressions without thinking, casting judgement or complicating them too much. If we think, associate, or imagine, we move away. The key seems to be to learn when we are doing it.

[royster]

A garden gnome? This is what I sense.

[Dezarae]

Looks like a rug or a curtain.

[Anniebugs]

No gnome or rug. The object is nothing homely. But rug is Ok as first impression.


What about textures, materials, sensory words to describe the feeling of or surrounding the object?

What amazes me about serious RW are the pages and pages one's supposed to fill in with sketches and data, just to discard after what isn´t "correct" after recognising how to decide. I hope that is only at first. It tires me just to think about it.

When you see the image, you will see how it all fits in.

This is only an experiment of comparison. It seems like we all get much more from seeing the pictures. I do, at least. I find I have more to work with though for a "proper" technically trained Rwer I suppose it would be the opposite.

[royster]

This has gotten too complicated for me, so I'll sit this one out.

[Anniebugs]

Yes, Royster, I know what you mean. However, I have found it very enlightening to do it from this end and it has helped me understand it even more. Tomorrow morning I will post the image.

[Nimue]

Then maybe the object is a toy flying saucer? (the colors didn't look like metal, though...maybe it's an eye or a cave instead. First thoughts were the saucer and the sea cave, but a more logical analysis points towards the eye)

[niknac]

Find this very interesting, initially I felt sister, sibling connection, I realized the AOL of my own sister’s email address and find it difficult to clear my mind now…returning to the task with the following sense of: dream
drifting
well wishing
thoughts of pertness
invigoration
numbers
shapes of oval and triangle
green tarnish or possibly golden highlights near the right top corner,
finger nails
tossing
movement,
stretching up
balance is off but nothing is off balance
breeze
fog
bridge
taught taut board/chalk board
softness texture/something about texture
I will venture: a viewing of something being taught through hands on training; a sport, football is persisting in my mind.
I think everything that I have seen is possible the exact opposite of the intention, this has been my sync for the last 2 days. Thank you for the game.

[sups]

@Anniebugs
I think this Rv with the code and object is getting to complicated esp for someone like me with little practivce.i will skip on this one...join you again when you guys resume to the old thread rules....have fun!!

[royster]

I had one more photo left on my camera, so I took this picture today, and had the film developed. It shows the Key To The Sun in its place. I forgot to mention that the trim to the house is green. The stone foundation is green in most areas except the large area seen here.

Hope this validates all you remoters!

Like sups, I will wait until the next cycle to participate.

[Dezarae]

Originally Posted by royster

I had one more photo left on my camera, so I took this picture today, and had the film developed. It shows the Key To The Sun in its place. I forgot to mention that the trim to the house is green. The stone foundation is green in most areas except the large area seen here.

Hope this validates all you remoters!

Like sups, I will wait until the next cycle to participate.

lol that totally explains why i thought it was above the back door but couldn't shake the feeling that it was up higher, like the roof. haha! cute!

[royster]

Originally Posted by Dezarae

lol that totally explains why i thought it was above the back door but couldn't shake the feeling that it was up higher, like the roof. haha! cute!

Yes, I was delighted when you posted that!

Nimue says:

I saw a fireplace, with main focus on the chimney, but it was in-built out of bricks

The chimney is still partly there; you can see the wind turbine where the stack used to be. Sups said "pooping out bricks"; I tossed the bricks down one by one when I tore the stack down. One year, bees built a hive in the chimney. It was a joy to have them, but it was at the height of the bee disease and they didn't live but for one season. I removed their honey comb and it smelled "wrong"...unhealthy.

I am so impressed by all of you and your inputs. And again, Nimue, thanks for this wonderful thread!!!

[Anniebugs]

Hi ! Ok to wrap up the encoded RW object have tried to upload the picture but since it is not one of mine I am having some trouble.

I think this link will take you to it: Chevrolet Camaro 2010, primera aparición

Just in case in cannot be opened, I will say it´s a beautiful front wiew of a yellow Chevrolet Camaro against a black striped track.

Considering this an exercise in first impressions I think some of the results are great.

Nimue: Think you got the overall shape perimether tough you described it as "lake". You mentioned yellow combined with stripes and something black. Your "eye or cave" could well have been the windshield. About the flying saucer, well......I find the similarity obvious

Royster: I believe your impression of it being black/white describes the simplicity of the picture and the lack of colours

Helesinine: the background track of the car does look like fabric with stripes. Some of the black shiny stipes look white.

Dezarae: the "rug" could well be the background

Nicnac: one of the 3 words I wrote associated to the code was "sports". Many of the words you use such as invigoration, drifting, movement,....all give the impression of "something on the go". Even the finger nails bring to mind something bright and shinny. Shape oval. Chalk board? Take a look at the track. Very little of what you say would be wasted in a first session. If you manage to open the picture (I hope you do) take a good look at the tiny little green spot on the right top corner

I really want to thank you all You have all helped me understand what RW is about in a way I could not have grasped from only doing it the other end. I know doing it like this is not "fun" and I also know I have moved away from Nimue's thread for which I apologize. It as also made me understand that I want to learn more about it.

thanks to all again!

[Nimue]

Fine by me, it was a fun experience as well
So who's the next to post? (in case you were thinking about me, I have hidden 2 items already so I'd like to give the chance to someone else. It's a great experience to see the game from "that" side, just as Ricroc said!)

I was expecting something more flat and less shiny, also expected blue and yellow in reverse positions. Funny thing is, I thought of the car too but posted the flying saucer because it looked more like "digging" with its edges. I should learn to stop relying on the extra data already

lol so that's why I was confused about the energy, it's a key of the sun yet there is so much snow around...
The fireplace I had "seen" looked quite like the building, but with the upper place thinner (and no stripe pattern), nothing in front too as if there was a carpet, and buildings where I had seen the cupboards... the blackness I saw is just like the bottom right. I have a long way to go

[royster]

I understand why i got the black-and-white photo impression.

Nimue:

buildings where I had seen the cupboards... the blackness I saw is just like the bottom right. I have a long way to go

There are two out-buildings not seen in the photo, one is directly left, just outside the photo.

but it was in-built out of bricks

The chimney was internal (not on the outside of the house).
Some of the brick still remains intact in the attic, right behind the key, which is in fact mounted like a 'plaque'. This west wall gets all the wind which flows from west to east in this little valley, the same direction as the creek.

Your impression of "black" I perceived as a negative view of the white. It occurs to me, from both my photo and Anniebugs' subject that we all have a different 'depth' perception, and also we detect different energies in our own, unique way. The trick is to translate them into universal symbols.

Anniebugs, yours' was a good exercise, we all certainly learned from it! I find it healthy to challenge the mind and spirit in such ways. I hope this always serves us well...and we never see Jimmy Hoffa!

[Nimue]

Interesting...

Originally Posted by royster

Your impression of "black" I perceived as a negative view of the white. It occurs to me, from both my photo and Anniebugs' subject that we all have a different 'depth' perception, and also we detect different energies in our own, unique way. The trick is to translate them into universal symbols.

You think this may have been the case? Never thought of that...

Maybe we'll see Jimmy Hoffa at some other time

[sups]

waiting for the next object......!

[royster]

Originally Posted by Nimue

Maybe we'll see Jimmy Hoffa at some other time

YIKES!!!!

[t4488]

Originally Posted by royster

Your impression of "black" I perceived as a negative view of the white. It occurs to me, from both my photo and Anniebugs' subject that we all have a different 'depth' perception, and also we detect different energies in our own, unique way. The trick is to translate them into universal symbols.

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Shoot I missed out on this one. Experienced remote viewers can move around targets and change their depth perceptions. For example, they can choose an element of the target, then view it from above, do a movement to the west 50 meters and generally move around to get different perspectives. Some RVers also run into a phenomenom termed "doorknobbing". It occurs when you focus on one small element of the target rather than the whole target. This term is said to originate from the experience of an RVer who produced an exquistely detailed description of a crystal doorknob, when the target was supposed to be the whole house.

[Nimue]

Hoffa is scary... Was he really as nasty as he looks?

I wish University exams were more visual...I could really use some RVing nexr month

[royster]

Who is providing the next attraction?

[Nimue]

I'm not too sure, I'd say to wait until tomorrow for Anniebugs...

[Nimue]

It looks like Anniebugs didn't log in
I'll upload one to get things going...
It's a decorative object made of beads, which I made when I was little. I left it at its usual place for a change.

Good luck everyone!

[sups]

thanks nimue
a cane basket and books...my first impression