SUMMARY PAPER (REVIEW OF START OF STAGE ESSAY) (SUN STREAK)

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This document is a summary paper from the CIA's Stargate program. It reviews and approves an essay written by participant 052 for Stage 2 training. In Stage 2, the viewer receives images and sensations as if they were physically present at the site. The viewer can experience touch, smell, sight, sound, taste, temperature, and energetics. Sites selected for Stage 2 remote viewing are chosen based on their strong sensory manifestations. The structure for Stage 2 involves writing S2 on the page and the viewer starts receiving sensations. They then objectify these sensations by writing them down in clusters of basic words. Complex words should be avoided as they may be analytical overlay (AOL). Stage 2 images can also include motion, with crisp, clear static pictures likely being AOL. As the viewer progresses, they may start to obtain dimensionals, which are extensions in length, breadth, thickness, or depth. There are six types of dimensionals: verticality, horizontality, angularity, space, volume, and mass. Emotional reactions to the site can occur, indicated by an Aesthetic Impact break (AI BK). This signifies that the viewer is ready to move on to Stage 3. The document includes a list of sensory response words that the viewer can use to describe their sensations.

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 SUMMARY PAPER                                          Date: 7 FEB 90
 REVIEW OF START OF STAGE ESSAY
 052's "Stage 2 Essay" has been reviewed and approved by the practical
 applications instructor (018).
 CMT 2.                                                 Date:  7 FEB 90
 052's "Stage 2 Essay" has been reviewed and approved by the theory
 instructor (003).     Practical training for Stage 2 will begin on 8 FEB 90.
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 In stage 2 the viewer starts to receive images and
 sensations as if he were physically present at the site.
 He can obtain sensations of touch,  smell,  sight,  sound,
 taste,  temperature,  and energetics.   Sites that are
 selected for stage 2 remote viewing are usually selected
 based on their strong sensory manifestations such as a
 sewage treatment plant,  a chocolate factory or a steel
 mill.
 The structure for stage 2 starts with stage 1,  then
 the viewer writes S2 on the middle of the page,  under the
 ideogram.   As soon as the viewer writes S2,  he should start
 receiving sensations.   The viewer objectifies his
 sensations by writing them down in clusters of basic words
 (see examples of basic words on attached list).   This list
 is not all  inclusive,  but complex words should not be used
 as they may be AOL.   A complex word usually signifies that
 the viewer has analyzed the sensation,  which means he  is  in
 AOL.   A stage 2  image can also pick up motion,  such as the
 movement of grass.   If it is a crisp,  clear picture that is
 static,  it is most likely AOL.   However, AOL does not seem
 to be a common occurrence in stage 2.
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 As the viewer progresses through stage 2, his aperture
 opens up and he may start to obtain dimensionals.   A
 dimension is an extension in a single line or direction as
 length,  breadth and thickness or depth.   There are six
 types of dimensionals:   Verticality, horizontality,
 angularity,  space,  volume and mass.   They are usually
 obtained after all the sensations.   If the viewer obtains
 many dimensionals,   it usually means that he is ready to
 move on to stage 3.
 During stage 2,  the viewer may have an emotional
 reaction to the site and take an Aestetic Impact break  (AI
 BK),   objectifying how the site makes him feel.   This  is
 caused by an abrupt and sudden widening of the aperture.
 It is also an indicator that the viewer is ready to move to
 stage 3.
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 Sensory Response Words
 brown
 rough
 smelly
 motor sounds
 grey
 smooth
 musty
 bird noise
 red
 prickly
 sewer smell
 banging
 yellow
 damp
 fresh smell
 horn
 purple
 wet
 windy smell
 whisle
 green
 silky
 choc.  smell
 roaring
 blue
 gritty
 parfume smell
 rustling
 black
 warm
 flower smell
 crackling
 white
 cold
 garlic smell
 wap wap sound
 pink
 pointed
 orange smell
 popping
 orange
 sharp
 dirt smell
 music
 dark
 dull
 crisp air
 water  (falling)
 bright
 dry
 cookie smell
 traffic noise
 shiny
 hot
 smoky
 people noise
 grainy
 fuzzy
 alcohol smell
 sweet
 squishy
 sandy
 stale
 sour
 soft
 mossy
 tart
 bitter
 hard
 creamy
 bumpy
 salty
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