That’s some darn good viewing there! I’m curious about the complex yarn-tangle marks (for lack of a better term – maybe you have one) that you seem to get the information from, in some instances. I’ve not seen that before. Would like to know more about it. – Jon
Hi, Jon,
Well, those complex yarn-tangles are my way of doing ideograms. I often do ideograms in multiple passes (without looking at the resulting ideogram until I am done with all the passes).
I am also obviously artistically challenged. My drawings are so bad that they may well look like ideograms. The yarn-tangles in this post above the words “dust storm/haze in air” are for instance my attempt at drawing duststorm/haze. My wife tells me that I need to take an art class 🙂
For those who may not know, Jon maintains a cool site with links to remote viewing sources.
Jon has also written a book on remote viewing which I have read and recommend highly.
November 21st, 2018 at 6:09 am
That’s some darn good viewing there! I’m curious about the complex yarn-tangle marks (for lack of a better term – maybe you have one) that you seem to get the information from, in some instances. I’ve not seen that before. Would like to know more about it. – Jon
November 21st, 2018 at 6:44 pm
Hi, Jon,
Well, those complex yarn-tangles are my way of doing ideograms. I often do ideograms in multiple passes (without looking at the resulting ideogram until I am done with all the passes).
I am also obviously artistically challenged. My drawings are so bad that they may well look like ideograms. The yarn-tangles in this post above the words “dust storm/haze in air” are for instance my attempt at drawing duststorm/haze. My wife tells me that I need to take an art class 🙂
For those who may not know, Jon maintains a cool site with links to remote viewing sources.
Jon has also written a book on remote viewing which I have read and recommend highly.