CRV/phasing alternate futures

[Bluefirephoenix]

I found this video very interesting. I'm just starting training in CRV right now and am very excited about it. What I am showing is the presentation by Dr. Cortney Brown on an experiment done in studying multiple future timelines. It was done on climate change.  Now most people would superficially blow it off as a total miss ( asteroid hit predicted in 2013)  However, there was a very dangerous asteroid within a few thousand miles of earth in Feb 2013 so apparently we landed in the timeline where it didn't hit.

This asteroid threat was detected by Edgar Cayce, as well as the Mayans who ended up being a few months off in their prediction of the threat. So it was a miss but there was definitely something threatening us that could have caused the disaster that was foreseen.  

So the question then becomes what does this mean.

Now there have been people who ask about predicting things like lotteries and asking if it's possible.. the answer is yes and this outlines how to do it. The thing is it's not easy to do and it takes quite a few years of training and some natural talent to learn how to read numbers and letters. Plus you have to have the technique for tapping into the future timeline you need.

For those who are not familiar with the terminology an outbounder is someone who is helping the viewer target. They sit or do something at or with the target site. And the scoring system is a way of objectifying and giving feedback as to the accuracy of the perceptions.

ERV is the same thing as phasing. It's called extended remote viewing.You have to learn controlled viewing first then can be trained in that.
http://www.farsight.org/demo/Demo2008/RV_Demo_2008_Page1.html


oh I forgot to add yes pick 3 was used as a lottery experiment and Swan won 3 times in a row. He's naturally gifted for it as well as very experienced. I think most of us have a ways to go before we get to that level.

[Bluefirephoenix]

for anyone who saw the wrong link I did fix it. Thank you for bringing it to my attention. I have to admit I got a good laugh at my goof.