Prepare to journey beyond the boundaries of traditional remote viewing as Birdie Jaworski presents the second installment in her TransDimensional Mapping series. In this intellectually stimulating and visually captivating lecture, Birdie will cover the art and science of Mapping — a profound technique that transcends the ordinary and bridges the gap between the seen and unseen.
Through a series of carefully curated examples, attendees will explore the intricate process of layering, deconstructing, and connecting data within a remote viewing session. Birdie will show the steps behind creating a series of maps that not only organize information but also reveal hidden patterns and connections that might otherwise remain obscured and clouded by personal mythologies and metaphor.
This lecture will guide you through the nuances of initiating a Mapping experience, from the first spark of insight to the complex web of connections that emerge. Birdie will also demonstrate how to infuse your maps with color and texture, transforming them into dynamic tools that enhance and illuminate the data they represent.
At the heart of this lecture lies the exploration of the profound relationship between body and mind. Birdie will focus on the subtle ways in which our bodies communicate information that goes beyond the mind’s grasp, and how to access, interpret, and catalog these crucial details within the framework of Mapping.
The first hour will cover Mapping techniques, offering you an opportunity to expand your understanding of remote viewing in a way that is both intellectually rigorous and deeply intuitive. The second hour will be dedicated to a Q&A session, where Birdie invites attendees to engage in thoughtful discussion focused on the material presented.
Join us for an evening that promises to be as enlightening as it is inspiring and leave with a new perspective on the limitless potential of TransDimensional Mapping. Birdie respectfully asks that questions remain centered on the lecture’s content, ensuring a focused and enriching dialogue for all.
We recommend you watch Birdie’s first lecture, TransDimensional Mapping: A Novel Approach to Remote Viewing, before this class.