Meeting summary for ChatPeople AfterChat Zoom (09/05/2024)
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- Back to: HR!Day977 - Thu 9/5/24 Remote Viewing as a Window on Non-Human Intelligence II - Birdie Jaworski
| Quick recap | |
| The team discussed their experiences and perspectives on remote viewing, with Birdie emphasizing the importance of teamwork and individual psychological makeup. They also explored the potential of AI in improving information curation and the development of individual consciousness for the betterment of humanity. Lastly, they discussed the categorization system for their project, the potential for expansion to Europe, and the challenges of maintaining chat recordings. | |
| Next steps | |
| • Birdie to analyze student remote viewing results on the upcoming Presidential election and discuss findings in tomorrow's session. | |
| • Shannon to post the first blog post of Jim's nuggets for the current season and share the link in tomorrow's Humanity Rising chat. | |
| • Rick to follow up with Stanley on potential AI and youth involvement to help curate and categorize Other Networks content. | |
| • Stanley to connect with Aaron to finalize methodology for moving after chat recordings to YouTube. | |
| • Marty to explore and provide feedback on Stanley's special collections categories in Other Networks. | |
| • Stanley to review and potentially update descriptions of earlier Humanity Rising broadcasts for clarity. | |
| • Martee to send updated information about offerings for the Turtle Island tour. | |
| • Birdie to respond to emails from interested participants about joining the group to solve world problems by the end of the weekend. | |
| • John Knowles to discuss with Jim Garrison about potentially providing background on remote viewing for future sessions. | |
| Summary | |
| Remote Viewing Experiences and Brainwave Research | |
| Shannon expressed enthusiasm about the ongoing conversation and exercises. Prof shared his experience of remote viewing a plasma ball and his connection to the moon landing, while Linda recommended a movie about the moon landing. Birdie introduced the Muse, a device that measures brain waves, and discussed her ongoing research on brainwave patterns and their correlation with remote viewing experiences. Birdie also mentioned her plans to teach a remote viewing course for the ET program next year, aiming to develop an extensive curriculum with hands-on practice. Ileana, who is part of the ET program, expressed her enthusiasm for the upcoming course. | |
| Uncertainty, Transhumanism, and Political Perspectives | |
| Birdie discussed her perspective on the future's uncertainty, noting some events are inevitable while decisions around transhumanism could shape it. Shannon shared a perspective that the upcoming election may not significantly impact the future. Birdie expressed views on democracy versus a constitutional republic, mentioning it could be addressed in student sessions. She looked forward to reviewing and discussing the sessions with Shannon. | |
| Exploring Remote Viewing Perspectives and Experiences | |
| Darla shared her experience of remote viewing through Tesla instead of the place, which led to confusion initially. Birdie explained that everyone has a different psychological makeup when it comes to remote viewing, with some being more visual, others more conceptual, and some more emotionally connected. Birdie emphasized that all these perspectives are valid and contribute to the magic of teamwork in remote viewing. Bob, who identified himself as a remote viewing brick, also participated in the discussion. | |
| Overcoming Challenges in Remote Viewing Sessions | |
| Birdie discussed the challenges faced by left-brained individuals in remote viewing sessions, suggesting that gentle navigation and non-leading questions can help them break through their constraints. She shared an example of a student who initially struggled but eventually excelled after receiving guidance. Birdie also emphasized the importance of storytelling in remote viewing and the need for practice to become comfortable with the process. She further discussed the connection between dreams and remote viewing, suggesting that dreams can be a source of insight and that keeping a dream journal can be beneficial. Lastly, Shannon mentioned that there were four questions in the lineup and invited J. Paul to ask his question. | |
| Exploring Remote Viewing Techniques and Experiences | |
| Birdie explained the concept of remote viewing, emphasizing that it typically involves a blind target given by a Tasker, and the viewer experiences a flavor that it's not human. Birdie also mentioned that sessions can be front-loaded, where the viewer knows the target beforehand. She further discussed the possibility of remote influencing or blocking, which can occur due to counter-remote viewing efforts or technology developed to prevent access. Birdie also mentioned her shift from her old methodology to more mapping techniques for remote viewing. The team also discussed their personal experiences with remote viewing, including shaun's experiences in Russia and his encounter with a "cage" during a Tesla test. | |
| Overcoming Obstacles in Remote Viewing and Influencing | |
| Birdie explains that feelings of being blocked during remote viewing sessions are common, but can be overcome by rejecting the obstruction and asserting one's ability to proceed. shaun shares his experience of pushing through such a barrier. Birdie suggests visualizing white light as a helpful technique. warren inquires about remote influencing, and Birdie affirms that positive intentions allow influencing the past, present, and future. Kurt mentions precognitive feelings about tragic events, which Birdie attributes to the intense emotions involved drawing psychic awareness. | |
| Consciousness Studies, Predictions, and Plasma Images | |
| Birdie discussed the importance of consciousness studies and the ability to affect the future. She encouraged the development of individual consciousness for the betterment of humanity and the planet. Rick asked for Birdie's personal experience with favorable predictions and how to make them even more favorable, particularly in relation to the upcoming presidential election. Birdie advised focusing positive intention and love on the desired candidate. Birdie, Lynn, and Martee discussed their interpretations of a plasma image, which was described as appearing wave-like with colors. Lynn shared that she saw the sea and wave shapes in the image, while Birdie suggested they were experiencing the plasma moment itself. Birdie and Lynn agreed on the waterfall feeling evoked by the image, but there was an open question about what specific parts they were perceiving. | |
| Exploring Non-Human Intelligence and Session Dynamics | |
| Birdie discussed the dynamic nature of her sessions and the potential exploration of non-human intelligence. Martee expressed interest in using metaphors, inspired by Birdie's approach. Shannon and Stanley appreciated Birdie's demeanor, encouraging others to explore her work. Stanley proposed categorizing the "Humanity Rising" series for better accessibility. Shannon shared potential presenter search results. Jon offered to assist Jim Garrison with background information. Stanley proposed a response system for feedback on their work. Shannon shared the "Whole Earth Catalog" as a reference. Shannon discussed Jim Garrison and Andrew's conversation on prophecy and old knowledge, inspired by the White Buffalo Calf's 30th birthday. She announced the revival of Jim's nuggets series. | |
| Globetrotting Study Movie and Blog Collaboration | |
| Stanley discussed the production of a second version of a globetrotting study as a movie of ancient wisdom. Shannon mentioned her involvement in the project and her role in transcribing and making Jim's opening comments accessible through a blog, which she referred to as "Jim's nuggets". Shannon also mentioned her plans to post the new blog in the chat. Stanley suggested Bob Hayes to consider being an editor for other networks. Rick expressed his admiration for Shannon's work behind the scenes. | |
| Exploring AI Collaboration With Academic Institutions | |
| Rick proposed the idea of collaborating with academic institutions to bring in younger, AI-savvy individuals to improve information curation. Stanley agreed, suggesting local universities like Penn and Temple, but also acknowledged the need for inspiration to pursue this idea. The team discussed the importance of AI in improving categorization and searchability, with Shannon emphasizing the potential of AI to enhance findability. Rick and Stanley discussed the synergies between humans and AI, with Stanley comparing the development of AI to the growth of a baby. The team agreed on the potential of AI to improve human capabilities, but the specifics of how this would be achieved were not fully explored. | |
| Chat Session and Bluehost Cost Concerns | |
| Stanley expressed concern about losing a chat from a session, which was later found by Tricia and shared with diana and others. Stanley also discussed his issues with Bluehost, where his costs for maintaining a terabyte of chat recordings are expected to quadruple after January. He is working with Aaron to develop a method for moving these chats to YouTube, but has encountered some issues with certain topics being rejected. diana recalled a previous problem with Stanley's server, and Stanley explained the process of uploading to YouTube and correcting network pages. He is waiting for Aaron to provide specific instructions for automating this task. | |
| Project Categorization and Special Collections | |
| Martee and Stanley discussed the categorization of their project, with Stanley sharing his advanced effort at combining categories together. Martee suggested the use of overarching categories like family, work, and other for general grouping. Stanley then shared a link to his special collections, which he uses to combine categories that have relationships with each other. They also discussed the number of pages and subcategories in their project, with Stanley noting that there are over a thousand pages and 6,000 categories. Martee expressed her appreciation for Stanley's work and the usefulness of the categories. | |
| Humanity Rising Project Categorization and Expansion | |
| Stanley discussed the categorization system he uses for the Humanity Rising project, which allows for complex categorization without error messages. He also mentioned the searchable listing of Humanity Rising episodes, which he had to create with the help of three people. diana and Martee discussed the potential for Stanley's work to be expanded to Europe, with Martee mentioning his family in Ireland and Germany. Martee also mentioned his plans to update information about his upcoming Turtle Island tour, which includes Central America. | |
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