HDR Experiment Five -- Beaches of the Crimea
Published on January 30th, 2010 @ 08:37:56 am , using 943 words, 149 views
This morning was the peak of the full moon, and according to Gibbs this is the best time for work with the HDR, so I made sure I was up and programmed psychotronically in time for the esoteric window to open. I'd already had a weird night, becoming oddly tired late in the evening and barely able to get to bed before collapsing. Again a thing common in the old days, not common now. The HDR operation procedure was not anything unusual and I had no feelings of energy running through me, as I sometimes do when I operate the machine. I went back to bed and fell asleep again immediately. I used the same number sequence to program the machine, since I've been having good luck with that one, and I'm starting to take this more seriously now since I do seem to get results.
While asleep I had one of those unusual episodes that seems partly dream and partly memory and partly new real experience. Some of it seems impossible, some of it doesn't. Since it was early summer in this Dream, it certainly wasn't the world as we see it today. Since much of what happened violates the laws of physics it isn't literal memory or experience from other times, either. But, it was pretty cool.
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Published on January 23rd, 2010 @ 05:31:37 am , using 1144 words, 34 views
I've waited a few days to try this again, because things often work better for me if I follow that lunar cycle I mentioned. Yesterday was the next opening so I gave it another go and I did get interesting results.
The HDR setup procedure was the same I've been using, and I'm getting comfortable with it, turning things in a simple sequence with a clearing period at first, a configuration period second, and then the charging session. It makes sense in my mind if I do it like that, though honestly I'm still not sure if I'm doing it exactly right and I've read the manual dozens of times since I bought this thing.
This time I particularly enjoyed programming the number sequence I'm using, because I've developed an input method I like that reminds me very much of working the combination on a safe. I do appreciate the quality of the controls Mr. Gibbs used. The action is smooth and feels competent somehow, none of that cheapness you get with many electronic devices today. This helps me ignore my conviction that the control section of the machine doesn't actually do anything and is nothing more than a mental convenience.
Third HDR Test
Published on January 17th, 2010 @ 09:19:15 pm , using 404 words, 28 views
--Jackie Gleason in The Honeymooners
Photo by jespahjoy at flickr.com
I don't mean to be dramatic about this, even though that is a beautiful picture of the moon. No, the third time travel experiment did not take me there and in fact nothing much happened at all. That's not too disappointing, considering that Patricia Ress reports only a ten percent success rate and I'm new at the procedure. I set up for this last night, the same way I've been setting up for it (hoping I have the controls properly set and testing with a magnet to make sure the HDR is on). And nothing happened. That got me thinking about moon phases, because one of the first things I learned when I started taking weird things seriously is that they do happen more often at certain phases of the lunar cycle. There are actually little windows of opportunity I can mark on the calendar, and the new moon is the smallest window in the cycle. My two successes were within that window. Last night was not. I did get a brief glimpse of something, a place which looked overgrown and in ruins and reminded me a bit of what I've seen in pictures of Chernobyl, this from the point of view of someone moving down that abandoned street. That only lasted a few seconds and wasn't such a big deal.
I learned only recently, while doing some research online for my posts here and for my experimental procedures, that Gibbs says his portals open on the morning of the full moon. I didn't know that he worked in phase with that cycle also, but it makes good sense to me even though I don't understand why it happens that way. I theorize that energies do exist which are unknown to science and undetectable to modern instruments, but affect our lives anyway. One of them is apparently tied to the lunar cycle in some way, though that doesn't prove the moon is the source. Working against the cycle is like swimming upstream. Working with the cycle is like swimming downstream. That's pretty much what I know about the mysterious energy cycle in practical terms, although I do many things that I believe affect what happens to me while in that energy stream. I'm hoping the HDR proves to be a useful tool.
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