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[Yury Pichugin]

My name is Yury Pichugin. I am psychologist from Russia. I am very interested in phenomenon of extrasensory reception. I am investigating and exploring it in  my practice ( my site address http://pichugin-school.ru/  ). I’ve created some new and efficient methods for that purposes.  I am leaning RV now. May be you are interested in contact with me about those subjects. We can train RV techniques too.  We can communicate by Skype on-line for example.

Sincerely,  Yury Pichugin      

[SCC W]

Thank you Yuri for the introduction to your site.  I am taking the time to read through and see if we can be of help to each other.  My communications are mostly concentrated on Al Qaeda.  My site http://www.sword45.blogspot.com

I am in the process of turning it into a site strictly for their messages that I receive telepathically.

On Thu, Aug 28, 2008 at 7:02 AM, Yury Pichugin <pich...@mtu-net.ru> wrote:

My name is Yury Pichugin. I am psychologist from Russia. I am very interested in phenomenon of extrasensory reception. I am investigating and exploring it in  my practice ( my site address http://pichugin-school.ru/  ). I've created some new and efficient methods for that purposes.  I am leaning RV now. May be you are interested in contact with me about those subjects. We can train RV techniques too.  We can communicate by Skype on-line for example.

Sincerely,  Yury Pichugin      

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Sincerely

[mapmistress]

SCC W,

Perhaps if you are interested in acquiring psychic data on Al Qaeda
you can visit one of my old websites where I did maps of Afghanistan.
Basically what I did was I took the old Russian maps from the 1980s
and I wanted to make every land feature of elevation visible and
rename all the towns in English. (No I've never taken Russian and to
be quite honest, I'm not sure how I translated them without taking
Russian--but I did)

The maps are here....
http://www.geocities.com/mapmistressaz/

When I make maps, something weird happens. I tend to see what all the
people are doing in present and my mind jumps back and forth between
present and past, so I see societies of groups of people living in the
regions I map in the past (retrocognition). It works whether I make
the map over the top of an elevation map or directly over the top of a
satellite image. And with regards to the retrocognition, ever so often
I'll see something and then years later watch something on TV about an
archeology expedition in that region to verify what I saw was correct.

If I do a map of a town over the top of a satellite image of the town,
I first pick up on the thoughts of the people in each building that I
map in the present. Which gets to be complex. I once started a grid-by-
grid thought map of Jalalabad and each building, but never completed
it. I have to have two computers to do it. One to keep the satellite
image open in Photoshop to create a grid-by-grid color map over the
top of it and I have to have my second internet computer. My graphics
computer never goes online and the operating system is tweaked with
all modem software removed. I'm extremely sensitive to cyberstalkers
all over the net, so I have to overwrite my harddrive twice a month to
keep a completely clear mind.

Anyhow, the maps are the only ones of their kind. I did a second set
(not online) of Afghanistan in elevation in feet rather than meters.
The maps in meters are far more detailed though. But if you are
looking to acquire data on Al Qaeda--Afghanistan maps in detail with
the dirt roads and paved roads are very helpful. Oh yeah, and I have a
mirror for the site, I almost forgot. Geocities has a bandwidth hourly
limit, so it is impossible to download all the maps in one hour. So
the mirror to the site was created with an additional set of maps to
Herat, not on the Geocities. The mirror site has unlimited bandwidth.
It's at...

http://www.koolpages.com/mapmistress or http://www.koolpages.com/mapmistress/

To be honest, I'm trying to check to find the mirror and I'm getting a
"site busy" message, try back later. Not sure what's up with that.
Well, maybe you can download half the maps at Geocities, at which
point the bandwidth limit would be reached and you'd have to go back
in an hour to get the other half.

http://www.geocities.com/mapmistressaz/

[PJ-TKR]

I can't even comment on the channeling-al-queda thing.

But mapmistress, I'm wondering if you've ever applied your mapmaking
skills (I recall hearing of your amazing maps of islands that we
talked about related to a McMoneagle viewing in the past) to mapping a
single building like a rough blueprint, instead of larger areas? I'm
just thinking that maybe if you did something like that on a building
you were about to visit, then you could get actual feedback on the
present-time occupants.

PJ

On Sep 15, 3:45 am, mapmistress <mapmistr...@gmail.com> wrote:
> SCC W,
>
> Perhaps if you are interested in acquiring psychic data on Al Qaeda
> you can visit one of my old websites where I did maps of Afghanistan.
> Basically what I did was I took the old Russian maps from the 1980s
> and I wanted to make every land feature of elevation visible and
> rename all the towns in English. (No I've never taken Russian and to
> be quite honest, I'm not sure how I translated them without taking
> Russian--but I did)
>

> The maps are here....http://www.geocities.com/mapmistressaz/

[mapmistress]

On Sep 16, 5:33 am, PJ-TKR <pal...@gmail.com> wrote:
<<to mapping a
> single building like a rough blueprint, instead of larger areas? I'm
> just thinking that maybe if you did something like that on a building
> you were about to visit, then you could get actual feedback on the
> present-time occupants.>>

You're right, I had no way to get feedback on the maps I was doing of
Jalalabad which is part of the reason why I didn't finish them. I had
no way of knowing if the "Thought Maps" building-by-building, grid-by-
grid, were correct or not correct. All I did was open up an extremely
large satellite image of Jalalabad in Photoshop. It was so large that
I had to divide it into segments and then tried to do a color map over
the top of it of each road and each building. Then while I was doing
that...I started getting impressions of people in each building and
their thoughts, so I took notes in each grid...but no way to get
feedback to find out if any of the impressions were correct or not.

As for buildings that I'm about to visit, been doing that for years,
but not on a satellite image. On a telephone call. A person calls me
up, I read them before they even dial. If they book an appointment,
they do so by me reading them on the phone. I know it's kind of
amusing when I go to the places, because if I don't want the person to
know what I drive, without ever entering the building, I park out of
view. If I don't care if they know what I drive, I'll just
automatically park right under their room, without ever being in the
building before to know their precise location (except by psychic
intuition-me reading them on the phone). Been doing that for 11 years,
so I get that kind of feedback all the time. They may give me an
address or a hotel room number, but they don't exactly say where they
are in the building and I usually know. On home addresses, sometimes
it feels like they are giving me directions while I'm driving there.
May sound weird. But I focus in on the voice that I talked to on the
phone while I'm driving to the location, and its like they are somehow
telling me, like dolphin echo-location for humans, where they are.

Or when it's a cop calling up who's lying about his location (ie,
calling from the police station from a blocked number and lying,
claiming to be in a hotel), I usually blurt out to the cop that I know
he's lying about his location. Those kinds of things are recorded when
they call me and lie about their location and the fact that I tell
them that I know they are lying about their location. Plenty of cop
recordings in different cities of that with me. I have found lots of
different cops home addresses before, unpublished home addresses. I
gas up my car and I think, "OK, what cop is bothering me?" Then I end
up driving around for miles until I end up in a neighborhood.
Sometimes, the house will automatically have a cop car in front of it,
to tell me which city. Other times, all cars in garage with no way of
knowing for sure who's house it is. So I'll write down the address and
look it up. I usually know that I'm correct when there's no listing
for the address in the Reverse Directories or Cole Directories. Most
people who don't want their names listed with their address in reverse
directories...it'll be listed as a house number on a street with "NP"
next to it (abbreviation for Non-Published). But if the address is a
cop's or a fed's, every house number on a street will be listed but
theirs. Theirs is omitted and the house number itself won't exist in
the reverse directory. Since I wind up at location first by psychic
means and was parked in front of it and wrote down the house number, I
know the address exists. If it's not in the reverse directories or
Cole, then I was correct, it's a cop's house.

As for Jalalabad...just no way to get feedback on what data I wrote
down to find out if the "Thought Map" building-by-building was correct
or not, so I started working on other maps instead back then.

I was going to try it on a Phoenix satellite image. Map building by
building in Phoenix and attempt to see if it was correct, (If I could
do a 'thought map' of that) but I was only finding snippets of
neighborhoods and not a really big satellite image that I could cut
into segments in Photoshop.

[Angela McGuire]

I have been trying to use my intuitive skills to gain information so that I can better prepare for my interviews and my job hunt. It seems that dowsing is not as effective. I have been using my fingers.   Anyone have a better technique for dowsing for answers or other ways to get information psychically? I have tried automatic writing. I suppose I need to get better at it.   A.