Was it a Remote Viewing?

[Cleopatre VII]

Recently, an unusual situation happened to me.

A former neighbor of my parents was looking for a cat that had gone missing, and since I had already done some healing on another of her cats and it had worked out well, she approached me for help. She had moved away after divorcing her husband. I didn't even know where she currently lived.

She called me asking for guidance. I sometimes use a pendulum and a special board (there are letters, numbers, etc. on it). I always caution that I am only saying what I feel, I am talking about thoughts that come to my mind, there may be some clues hidden in them, but I absolutely cannot vouch for their relevance.

The first thing I read were the words "garden dentist". This sounded vague at first, but after an hour or so, the neighbor came across a Ogrodowa (Garden) Street where there was a dentist.

Then the name "sesame" continually came up for me. I asked what sesames were and it came up “garden”. I asked for the name of the street and it came out “Borowska”. She told me that there was no such street nearby but there was Borowa Street. It turned out that there was indeed an allotment garden named “Sesame” right next to the intersection of Borowa and Ogrodowa Streets.

I came up with different numbers of allotments. Finally, a neighbor found this cat in one of them, but it turned out it was dead. She was grateful to me for my help, however, and said that without my strange clues she wouldn't have come up with the idea of looking for the cat there and wouldn't have been able to bury him, and that was important to her.

I am not sure if this type of experience could also be classified as some form of remote viewing, but I thought I would share this recent experience asking for evaluation and advice.

 

[Lyndi Lama]

I'd say it is your dowsing and telepathy that have tuned into the whereabouts of your neighbour's cat, and a sad outcome it was. I have heard people describe remote viewing (RV) as accessing non-local information. Dowsing can do the same. But non-local doesn't cover it. RV and dowsing can access very local information as in health and the truth of a situation. Telepathy using different sensory systems accesses such information (as most people know).

To my understanding, RV is a highly specialised set of techniques to work with a team on a task in order to put together common findings to understand the target. Remote Viewers would get amazing details and in exercises where the results could be verified on the ground, get exact data.

You heard words, and skipped the specialised techniques! I have used L-rods for dowsing to find things. For me, I have to check that I'm balanced or I get a completely wrong result. An experienced dowser advised always ask 'Can I, May I, Should I' before dowsing on any question. It's a good practice to avoid wasting a lot of time. It's interesting that you got highly accurate indications of where the cat was. Quite extraordinary, really. I've never had that experience.

Regarding more on dowsing, I went o ScribD and downloaded T.C. Lethbridge's book, 'The Power of the Pendulum', mentioned here on the forum a few times. It is truly a stunning book for the research and conclusions he reaches about the 3D and higher dimensions as they are recorded by his pendulum, using different lengths of string. Highly accurate (according to my own dowsing...). It led me to discover ScribD as the book itself if you could even find it was quite expensive. You can look at the book in the link below. I started with the free month's subscription. It's $12.99 / month thereafter. I sense the site is 'low-greed'; Their website explanation of how the business works is as follows:

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[Ursus Minor]

I would think telepathy is what animal communicators do. It would take an animal being still alive.

Friends of mine were contacting an animal communicator when their beloved cat Luna went missing and whether it was still alive.

The communicator called back the next day and said she could make contact with the cat. The message was, "I'm roaming around in the woods. Don't rush me, I'll be back when I'm back."

Two days later when my friends were out buying stuff the phone rang and the animal communicator (living 100 kms away) told them that the cat had made contact and told her it was scraping the front door and nobody was opening it.

They rushed back immediately and there was Luna sitting next to the front door.

 

[Lyndi Lama]

Yes, agree it is telepathy and dowsing can help strengthen the pathway, possibly. But translating the communication to exact words is quite a feat, as Cleopatre VII did.

An animal communicator can also communicate with the animal after death, apparently. In a course with a woman, Jennifer, who has been doing animal communications for 15 years, we had an assignment to pick an animal to ask to have a 'talk' with us, and the animal seemed to be at the end of a long tunnel but did respond. Jennifer said when they are making a transition from life they may seem far away and she knew this particular goat was close to death if not already passing. So Jennifer's teachers at Spring Farm Cares in the northern USA held that the communications may continue. They don't always continue so far as I have seen; it's hard to verify the post-mortem communication, to say the least! In the live communication, the animal is found or a health condition improves and the communication is verified.