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Viewer: Courtney Brown
Tasker: Denise Burson
Data: Type 3 (solo, viewer blind)
General Target Description: A pipeline explosion along the
Trans-Siberia railway destroying two passing passenger trains
at Uta, Russia (3 June 1989)
Comments: This target cue has four distinct aspects. As is typical of sessions
with numbered aspects, there is some blending across the aspects throughout
the session. Current research suggests that the blending may be due to
the fact that viewers normally do not remain totally blind (psychically)
to the remainder of the target while focusing on one aspect at a time.
For this solo session, there were two general descriptions of two potential
targets. The actual target specific was not written until after the session
was completed. (The tasker was blind as to the session results, of course.)
The choice of which general description to use to guide the the tasker
in constructing the actual target specific was determined by a random
event not controlled by anyone at The Farsight Institute (a lottery outcome).
The analyst of this session was given only the general target descriptions
of the two potential targets in order to see if the correct target could
be identified based on a comparison of the data with two different general
descriptions, thereby eliminating any preconceptions the analyst may have
regarding the two potential targets. Only one target specific was eventually
written (for the correct general description). In this session the viewer
correctly identifies much of the environmental components of the correct
target (i.e., those typical of Siberia, Russia), but fails to notice the
explosion involving the trains.
Target Specific
Target Specific, two general descriptions
of target potentials
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