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Gulliver thanks for taking the time to do this. And also the patience. It cant have been easy with so many different voices and points of view, and there was sure to be some pressure associated with it (although Im sure you successfully blocked that out).

Which brings me to a couple of questions...

1) based on what you know about the best RVers in the world, how accurate have they been known to be, assuming they were viewing the target you just did (Titanic)? I.E. what sort of results could you realistically expect?

2) when you sit down to attempt to RV the target do you hold the random number in your hand? Your head? keep repeating it?

3) do you ever get feelings of emotion at a target? Like at the Titanic, maybe there was a feeling of great sadness?

[QUOTE="Gareth, post: 59898, member: 885"] Gulliver thanks for taking the time to do this. And also the patience. It cant have been easy with so many different voices and points of view, and there was sure to be some pressure associated with it (although Im sure you successfully blocked that out). Which brings me to a couple of questions... 1) based on what you know about the best RVers in the world, how accurate have they been known to be, assuming they were viewing the target you just did (Titanic)? I.E. what sort of results could you realistically expect? 2) when you sit down to attempt to RV the target do you hold the random number in your hand? Your head? keep repeating it? 3) do you ever get feelings of emotion at a target? Like at the Titanic, maybe there was a feeling of great sadness? [/QUOTE]

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