Jim Marrs - PSI Spies - Amazon S3

154PSI Spiessuch as smells, sounds, feelings, colors,and so on.Stage 3 = Dimensional references, the height andlength of the site, most often represented insketches.Stage 4 = Refinement of the dimensional references,gaining tangible details of the target site,such as surroundings (trees, buildings,tables, chairs, and such). Also, therecognition of intangibles such as the useof the site (governmental, medical,religious, museum, and so on).Stage 5 = Integrating the preceding four stages intothe understanding of the remote viewer. Itis here that the viewer interrogates hisown memory, drawing out further details ofthe target site.Stage 6 = Making accurate renderings or drawing ofthe target site. This may also includemodeling. It was learned that often viewerscould use modeling clay to make threedimensionalmodels of the site that weresuperior to line sketches.Stage 7 = This seldom-used stage involves the use ofverbal sounds to approximate the precisenames of individuals, streets, towns, andso on. For example, if a certain street namein Arabic is desired, the viewer wouldcontinue to approximate the sound until alinguist could interpret the name.Swann explained:I spent a great deal of time trying to understandhow it worked. I wanted to understand how the data