RV SESSION REPORT. PROJECT: GLOBAL BEACON. SOURCE: 079

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• Collection: STARGATE
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP96-00789R001601210001-0
• Release Decision: RIFPUB
• Original Classification: K
• Document Page Count: 16
• Document Creation Date: November 4, 2016
• Document Release Date: July 13, 1998
• Sequence Number: 1
• Publication Date: December 12, 1986
• Content Type: HW

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2. ( ) RESULTSg
a.( ) The target was the Golden Gate Bridge in
Marin County, California. It is the second largest suspension
bridge in the world. Two predominate steel towers support two
steel cables, 36.5 inches in diameter spaced 90 feet apart. The
pier located 1125 feet from shore is constantly exposed to very
strong tidal currents.
b. ) Source began the session by describing the
concept of "purple (?)", "expanding", "light", "closing/opening"
and eventually the gestalt of "massive", "big" and "quiet". These
initial descriptives were excellent conceptuals of an init view
of the bridge from the perspective of someone who has never seen a
bridge, which is the assumption and operant behavior mode of the
"right brain" remote viewer. Later more specific concepts and some
abstracts began to bleed through and add to the overall reported
impressions of the sight. Some of these concepts included,
"circular (true!)", "shooting out (a possible reference to the
flaring out of the bridge trusses and cables)", 'swinging and
airiness (a very common reference to bridges from the aspect of the
remote viewer)", "jointed (true!)", "tall (true!)", and finally the
idea of very powerful water that "hurts, splashing, splashing".
Perhaps the most extraordinary reference was the concept of the
color "gold or yellow", which doesn't actually exist at the site
except in its "man-given" name.
c. ) on the more negative side, Source had some
difficulty in communicating her impressions, often lapsing into
series of repetitive words i.e., "purple, purple, purple, purple"
dr "moving, moving, moving, moving" etc. This may have been the
result of the very vastness of the target and its many gestalts as
well as Source's actual position in relation to the target which
she could not accurately pinpoint. The skills required for
effective communication in the Remote Viewing mode will undoubtedly
become better as this Source gains :further experience and
confidence, especially in light of the excellent job she did in
acquiring this site and possibly even identifying it by name, i.e.,
the reference to "gold, yellow".
EVALUATION -051 NOTE More definitive reporting would have
pushed this evaluation to a f62f since the actual site would
probably have been positively identified in the eyes of the
Interviewer.
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