Hey boys and girls,

I gotta tell you, what I’m about to share with you wasn’t easy to pull off in such a short time period. But I’m glad it worked fast.

You see, after my last 3 videos which received a total of 284 com­ments so far, I received at least 103 ques­tions ask­ing “What is the Tar­get Ref­er­ence Number.”

So, to give you a really good answer, I wrote an email to Ed Dames and asked him to share with you a full explanation.

Here’s what he sent me back very promptly.

The Reply from Ed Dames:

The Tar­get Ref­er­ence Num­bers or TRNs is a sys­tem that assigns ran­dom num­bers (ref­er­ence num­bers) to a hid­den or blind  tar­get or ques­tion that you want to pro­vide to another Remote Viewer.

Since Remote View­ing unlocks the true power of the uncon­scious mind, the Remote Viewer in train­ing doesn’t need to know what the actual RV tar­get or ques­tion is; they sim­ply need to fol­low the pro­to­col using the TRNs as a pointer to the hid­den tar­get and allow their uncon­scious mind take care of the rest.

When a Remote Viewer hits a tar­get using this TRN sys­tem, it proves with­out any doubt that their mind has received the data at an uncon­scious level. The rea­son for using TRNs, espe­cially for begin­ners, is to elim­i­nate the chance of one inter­ject­ing per­sonal imag­i­na­tion or ana­lyt­i­cal over­lay into their data which can skew the ses­sion results. Think of TRNs as case num­bers for a fil­ing sys­tem, thus the name, “Tar­get Ref­er­ence Num­bers (TRNs)”.

When a stu­dent is achiev­ing  80% accu­racy or higher on blind tar­gets using TRNs, then one may choose to forge the TRN sys­tem and sim­ply run a tar­get front loaded. Front load­ing sim­ply means the Remote Viewer knows the ques­tion or tar­get before they start their session.

The for­mat of TRNs are from the orig­i­nal mil­i­tary pro­gram and are sim­ply ran­dom num­bers with no mean­ing other than being a pointer or ref­er­ence to the blind/hidden tar­get or ques­tion or being pro­vided to a viewer.

Isn’t that awesome?

Alright then, do leave other ques­tions you may have, and I’ll see what I can do to help.

I’m so happy I did that sur­vey. Had no idea so many of you weren’t aware about so much. But hey, bet­ter late than never.

Gotta run. Leave your ques­tions below.

Talk soon,
Michael

Here there, Michael here again

You may have watched that George Clooney Hol­ly­wood movie called Men Who Stare At Goats about how remote view­ing was used in the US army.

(Remote view­ing expert Ed Dames got inter­viewed by the movie’s pro­duc­ers so they can get his valu­able input)

While the movie was really good, it pro­motes the mis­per­cep­tion that remote view­ing can only be applied for mil­i­tary stuff.

But I’m ready to change this NOW because remote view­ing is an amaz­ing tech­nique that you can apply to your every­day life.

Yes, that’s right. Every­day. Not just for locat­ing enemy air­craft.

I’ve cre­ated this video for you that talks about how remote view­ing actu­ally works plus how you can start apply­ing it to your life.

Thanks for watch­ing and help­ing break remote view­ing  stereo­types, please drop a com­ment below with your sto­ries and desires for remote viewing.

Michael

For those of you who asked, here are the full details on Ed Dames’ pow­er­ful remote view­ing pro­gram so you can attain the results you desire quickly.

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