I figured it’s time to post our progress on our home.  So I renamed the gallery of “landscaping our yard” to “home improvement.“  The theater room has remained stagnate because the remaining items are big item purchases that we’ll have to save up for; ie projector and seating.  We painted the bar area a deep red and hung globe lights.  Since this part of the house feels seperated it was a perfect idea to make that the “fun” part of the house… a place where people can relax—like a small little retreat from the main part of the house.  Of course the bar needs more work and pictures hung on the walls but it’s a start!

The rest of the pics just kinda show how we’ve decorated since the last pictures of us barely getting paint on the walls.  Hope you like!  You can check it out in the home improvement gallery by clicking here.

The Question of the Birth Certificate

Of course cleaned the house again.  But I surprised myself with more energy and ended up painting the bar room and hanging the globe lights I’ve been wanting to hang up.  That room looks so awesome now next to the theater room.  Can’t wait to snap some pictures tonight, i’ll post them tomorrow.  I still have to do the edges though, but progress is being made!  It’s hard to think about having to paint the entire upstairs and then casita.  Maybe once the downstairs is finished it’ll motivate me more.

Last night I had the most profound dream.  It was very clear and wasn’t a jumble of weird events.  Basically this dream explained to me that in my past life I was either a child or infant and my mom threw me over a ledge where I had died from the fall.  It did not say exactly where but I got the impression it was a type of curvy road along coastline where no one was and there was a white railing that bordered the road.  The railing was like one of those white fences you see at horse racetracks.  It was there she threw me over the edge to the rocks/water below.  The feeling from her was that she just couldn’t deal with it/me.  The dream then explained that this is why I’m so afraid of heights in this life.  And how true.  I’m petrified of heights. 

Then this male voice which was very firm and loud—a voice I didn’t recognize said “Do not try to find out who the mother is.“  Which I understood as do not remote view this person because she’s probably still alive.  It was just bizarre.  Not sure if it was just a dream or if there’s any truth to it.  But I know my remote viewing mentor will be here after Thanksgiving and we want to both do past life regressions and then remote view them to validate if they are true or not.

And she says it with such conviction!  You know her and all the other women and men playing shuffleboard stopped that day to watch her national television ad.

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PODCAST EPISODE: Saturday November 1st, 2008
Coast to Coast - Nov 2 2008 - Hour 1 -4

The Life and Times of Russell Targ

Writer and physicist Russell Targ discussed his life and his role in the creation of the government’s Remote Viewing program. In addition to elaborating on his famous work in the RV field, he shared insight into his lifelong struggles with facial blindness, his relationship with chess champion Bobbie Fischer, his work on the Patty Hearst case, and other anecdotes from his colorful life.

Targ recalled how he’d first become introduced to the phenomenon of ESP, tracing it back to his days as a magician when he was in college. One popular trick that he would perform involved the audience members putting questions into envelopes which he would then pretend to read psychically. Despite knowing the question ahead of time, Targ noted, under the pressure of the performance he would also get mental images pertaining to the audience member. “So I could supplement an ordinary trick by whatever ESP came my way,“ he explained.

“In a certain sense, it was Von Braun’s psychic grandmother” which served as the impetus for the birth of government sponsored Remote Viewing, he mused. This unique set of circumstances was detailed by Targ when he recounted how NASA had taken an interest in his psychic phenomena research. At a meeting amongst space agency luminaries, Werner Von Braun told them all about his psychic grandmother. According to Targ, this sort of internal support, alongside his professional credentials having worked with the government on lasers, laid the groundwork for getting early funding for the Remote Viewing program.

Later in the show, Targ revealed a remarkable story about an afterlife communication from his deceased daughter Elizabeth. A few weeks after his daughter’s death, a family friend went to a job interview and was interrupted during the process because the interviewer said she was receiving a message from someone who had died recently. While she did not understand the message, when Targ heard the story, he immediately recognized it as a reference to a specific incident in his daughter’s life which “I was the only living person to whom that would have any meaning.“