Advice from two world famous Remote Viewers: Courtney Brown from the Far Sight Institute and Lyn Bucchanan from Problems: Solutions: Innovations

HI Lynne – We were in contact a few years ago. I live in South Africa. I have been meaning to ask your advice. You mentioned a detoxification process in your book. I think i need the process in the work that i am doing with Family Constellations .

Could you please send me some details how you teach or suggest remote viewers to detoxify after their sessions?

Hi.  Sorry to be so long in answering.  I get tons of email, and just can’t keep up.

The “detox” process – for Controlled Remote Viewing (CRV) – is much easier than it is for other self-created remote viewing methods. The main reason for that is because in CRV, >>everything<< is written down.  It not only makes an official record of what was perceived, when, and how, but it also serves as a tool for the viewer to write the summaries without forgetting things that happened during the session.  People who use a methodology where they don’t write the session information down as they do the session have been shown to 1) forget half of more of what was perceived and 2) in their mental reconstruction of what happened in the session, they jump to conclusions (usually erroneous) as to the meanings of the things they do remember.

Anyway, having set that stage for the explanation of “detox”, the way it is done in CRV is  – after you finish the session and the summary, you then start at the end of the session and go backwards through it in a fashion that “unzips” you from any connections you’ve made with the target.  You start at the very end of the session and go back until you reach the point where you first made contact with the target.   Example:
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(The session leads up to the point where you get…….)
“tall”
“male”
“person”
(The monitor says: “Describe what this person knows about the targeted activity.”  {This is the point where you first access the target person.}  You continue your session and let’s say that pages later you get…)
“He’s very emotional about it”
“He doesn’t like it”
(example session ends here)
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OK.  Next, you do your summary before you get polluted by other things, turn your summary to whomever needs it, etc.  You’re finished with the remote viewing duties – now it’s time to see to your own needs.  It’s time to “detox”.  You start at the end and mentally separate yourself from the target person by reasoning out the difference between your response to the perception and the target person’s.

“He doesn’t like it!”
And ask yourself,
“Is that something >>HE<< doesn’t like, or is it something that >>I<< don’t like?
Well, he certainly didn’t like what was going on, but I could  care less about it.  So— that’s him, not me.”

Then you go up to the previous perception and do the same…
“He’s very emotional about it.”
And ask yourself,
“Is that his emotions or mine?  Well, sure!  I get emotional about the target activity, but >>MY<< emotion is out of principle.  >>His<< emotion is because he’s right in the middle of it.  So that perception is of >>HIS<< emotional response to the situation, not mine.”
Then you go up to the previous perception on the paper and do the same, same, same, until you get back to that point in the session where you first accessed the target person.  By “unzipping” yourself in this manner, you walk away from the session clean of any personal garbage you may have picked up from that other person.

It is a simple process, really, but can be very time-consuming.  Take the time.  It is a lot better than rushing through it (or not doing it at all) and finding out much later that something of that target person’s emotional, spiritual, political, etc. makeup has attached itself to you without you knowing it.

Anyway – I hope that helps.  Good to hear from you.  I hope that things are going well for you down there on the winter half of the planet.  Here, it’s around 100 degrees fahrenheit (38 Celcius), dry as a bone, and not a breeze to be found anywhere.  Got any extra snow lying around that you could spare?
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Lyn Buchanan, Executive Director
Problems Solutions Innovations
37 Camino Ranchitos, Alamogordo, NM 88310
(575) 437-8285
Please visit our website at http://www.crviewer.com
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