Farsight New Viewer 18
Target: Neil Armstrong/First Walk on the Moon/event
(20 July 1969)
Date of Session: 9 August 1996
The target for this session is "Neil
Armstrong/First Walk on the Moon/event." It is important
to note that all student sessions at the Farsight Institute are
conducted under blind conditions. The viewer does not know what
the target is until after the session is completed. Soon into
the session, the viewer heard various artificial noises. The
temperature associated with the site was cool. The viewer then
drew a sketch showing a structure on a surface, and the sun overhead.
There were people, mountains, and a structure at the target location.
The viewer perceived that the event was patriotic. The emotions
at the site were anxiety and anticipation, and there were people
involved in activity and partnership. The viewer perceived rocks,
dirt, machinery, and vehicles at the site, and sensed that the
event was "monumental" and "a first." The
viewer then drew a sketch showing three people who were variously
related to the target event, and deducted that the target location
and event was the first moon walk with Neil Armstrong. The viewer
perceived a flag at the site, and people wearing uniforms with
insignias. After focusing on the primary target person (i.e.
Neil Armstrong), the viewer sensed someone wearing a uniform
who was a leader, and tangentially involved with the government.
The viewer perceived that the person gave a speech. The target
person's emotions were excited, proud, and enthusiastic. The
viewer perceived that the target person was guiding, speaking,
and "hopping."
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