Meeting summary for ChatPeople AfterChat Zoom (04/03/2025)
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| Quick recap | |
| The meeting covered a wide range of topics related to remote viewing, spirituality, and personal growth. Participants discussed the ethics and applications of remote viewing, shared personal experiences, and explored connections between quantum physics, spirituality, and ancient wisdom traditions. The group also touched on practical matters such as potential workshops, prison outreach, and healing techniques, while fostering a supportive and open-minded environment for sharing diverse ideas and perspectives. | |
| Next steps | |
| • Christopher to share the remote viewing target represented by the letter "P" in the next Afterchat session. | |
| • Frank to look into Patrick McCollum's work and potentially reach out to him for guidance on prison chaplaincy. | |
| • Jordan to consider preparing a presentation on Hebrew language meanings and cosmic connections for a future session. | |
| • Birdie to potentially organize a remote viewing workshop through Humanity Rising. | |
| • Shannon to explore ways to incorporate Birdie's remote viewing teachings into Ubiquity University and Humanity Rising programs. | |
| Summary | |
| Crop Circles and Interconnected Consciousness | |
| Shannon and Birdie discussed the possibility of extraterrestrial involvement in crop circles, with Birdie suggesting a combination of ET energy and Earth energy. Shannon emphasized the importance of engaging with Mother Earth. Kurt asked about resonating with a source of love and how to stay focused amidst global issues. Birdie agreed with Kurt's observations and shared her experience of remote viewing the nature of God, describing it as an interconnected consciousness web. Kurt suggested focusing on personal vibration and creating a vision of peace to facilitate change. Birdie expressed faith in the universe's journey towards a more open and honest civilization. | |
| Remote Viewing Experiences and Perspectives | |
| In the meeting, Shannon, Birdie, Christopher, and Sue discussed their experiences and perspectives on remote viewing. Christopher shared a memorable session where a student unexpectedly provided a detailed description of an Elvis Presley soundtrack album, highlighting the diverse ways people can approach remote viewing. Birdie emphasized the importance of different types of remote viewers, including visual, conceptual, and emotional ones, and the value of combining their insights. Shannon appreciated the blending of their individual approaches, likening it to "mixing medicines." The group expressed enthusiasm for remote viewing and its potential applications. | |
| Remote Viewing Ethics and Consent | |
| Sue discussed her past experiences with remote viewing, emphasizing the importance of consent and ethics in the practice. She shared her initial training in the late 1970s and early 1980s, which focused on healing work. Sue expressed concern about privacy issues and the potential for misuse of the skill, particularly in cases where individuals might be unknowingly targeted. Birdie responded by highlighting the importance of consent in her own remote viewing practice, particularly when working with living individuals. She also mentioned exceptions for law enforcement cases where the greater good is at stake. Both agreed on the need for ethics and consent in remote viewing. | |
| Remote Viewing and Past Influences | |
| Birdie discussed the importance of happiness and love in remote viewing, emphasizing that it influences the process. She explained that remote viewing is not a static process, but rather an immersive experience where one can sense all sensory data available. Birdie also clarified that remote viewing can influence past events, as one becomes part of the space they are viewing. She shared her personal experience of using remote viewing for self-development, interacting with her past self at different stages of her life. Birdie also mentioned that some spiritual traditions, including the Pope's recent statement, support the idea of praying for past events and people, providing comfort to those affected. | |
| Remote Viewing and Its Applications | |
| In the meeting, Susan raised concerns about remote viewing being used for negative purposes, such as manipulating the president of another company or influencing elections. Birdie clarified that remote influencing is real and has been used in military programs, but it's not magic and relies on psychological manipulation. She emphasized that protection from remote viewers comes from self-awareness and understanding one's own thoughts. Giorgio asked about the randomness of the images used for remote viewing, to which Birdie explained that it could be either random or known. Frank, a Buddhist chaplain in a prison, asked about the distinction between past life regression and remote viewing of past lives, and how he could use this to help his inmates. | |
| Remote Viewing for Personal Growth | |
| Birdie discussed the use of remote viewing for personal and spiritual understanding, including past life exploration and remote healing. She shared her experience with a class where students gained deep insights into their lives and shed tears during the sessions. Birdie also mentioned her upcoming free workshop on remote healing and diagnosis techniques. Frank asked about the need for consent from the recipient, to which Birdie responded affirmatively, emphasizing the importance of consent in energy healing work. | |
| Remote Viewing and Psycho-Spiritual Technologies | |
| In the meeting, Shannon and Birdie discussed the possibility of Birdie conducting a workshop through Humanity Rising. They also talked about the importance of maintaining objectivity in remote viewing, with Birdie suggesting that focusing on solutions rather than problems could be beneficial. Charles shared his concerns about negative feelings affecting his remote viewing, and Birdie offered advice on how to approach the issue. Jordan then brought up the topic of psycho-spiritual technologies, specifically mentioning Alistair Crowley's Lam and its potential for astral travel. Birdie expressed her interest in these practices but stated that she has not tried them. The conversation ended with Birdie expressing her gratitude for the time spent together and looking forward to the next meeting. | |
| Embracing New Ideas and Perspectives | |
| Kurt and Shannon discussed the importance of embracing new ideas and perspectives, using the metaphor of sunlight to represent the transformative power of these concepts. Kurt emphasized the value of bringing diverse ideas into their work, citing his experiences in sports and education. Shannon shared her personal connection to the earth and her desire to honor it through her work. The group also expressed concern for Paul and his wife, offering support and well wishes. Towards the end, Stanley discussed his project, Other Networks, which aims to document and share interesting ideas and concepts. | |
| Quantum Physics and Ethics Discussion | |
| Jordan discusses his interest in connecting quantum physics to ethics, suggesting there is a universal imperative for harmonious existence with consequences for disharmony. He believes this understanding could change people's behavior, but finds it challenging to explain concisely. Christopher proposes a remote viewing exercise for the group, asking them to perceive what could be represented by the letter "P" and share their thoughts the next day. Paul joins from Athens, where he is waiting for family to arrive, and provides an update on Beggart's ongoing medical procedures. Mary Clare expresses interest in Jordan's discussion of the psycho-spiritual technology of the Tetragrammaton, though she initially confused Jordan with Robert. | |
| Kabbalistic Concepts in Tesseract Pattern | |
| Jordan explains his work on a tesseract-like pattern incorporating Kabbalistic concepts and Hebrew letters. He describes how the pattern encodes the shape of the universe and relates to mathematical constants in physics. MaryClare expresses interest in the connection between Kabbalah and the fine structure constant of 137. The group briefly discusses the tetragrammaton and gematria before Shannon and Stanley prepare to end the meeting. | |
| Buddhism in Prisons: Frank's Experiences | |
| Sharon and Frank discussed their shared interest in Buddhism and its application in prisons. Frank, a volunteer Buddhist chaplain, shared his experiences and challenges in mentoring inmates at a prison in northeast Florida. Sharon suggested connecting with Patrick Mccollum, a renowned figure in conflict resolution and prison work, who has worked with the Menendez brothers and is currently making a movie about his life. Sharon encouraged Frank to reach out to Patrick for potential guidance and inspiration. | |
| Spiritual Experiences and Cosmic Connections | |
| Stanley concludes the meeting and prepares to end the session. Sharon thanks Diana for recommending comfrey to Tricia for pain relief. Diana and Sharon discuss the benefits of comfrey and water therapy for healing. Jordan expresses interest in presenting on Hebrew language and cosmic connections in the future, with Diana suggesting he collaborate with Ginger. The conversation shifts to personal experiences with spiritual phenomena and how to communicate these to skeptical partners. | |
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