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Rock Arkie
Courtney Brown:
We know with remote viewing is that, when you are used to a certain environment you can pick it up with remote viewing and decode it easier because you sort of been there done that. So, this is useful that you pick that up. And it is a warship-like thing - a lot of clanging and activity.
Well, how does this compare with page 10?
Rock Arkie:
Right so, page 10 is I think a predecessor to the page nine. Now, it came in the actual remote view, it came afterwards but, we don't pick when those images come in line, and I was like surprised because this was high in the water versus low in the water. And in my humble opinion because of the damage aft it's the same view just at a different sense of time.
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Courtney Brown:
Interesting. So, this would be the same ship probably, or possibly a little earlier, and it's not sinking so much. So, that's interesting. Okay, so we clearly have some concussive type of stuff on land but also some stuff going on in water.
Page 11 - so this is not simply just a rock falling from the sky. That something's going on here. All right so uh Rock, why don't we take us to page 11 because this is startling.
Rock Arkie:
You know the most startling thing is the last time we did this, it was an Iranian ship that had been hit by an Iranian ship.
Courtney Brown:
That was a very accurate session that you had by the way.
Rock Arkie:
Right. In that in that session, the difference is I think I spoke to body components because it was such a horrible event and I did not sense completed bodies. So the good news here, which is what happened…
Courtney Brown:
… which is what happens with that event - it was an awful event, but go ahead, but, this one here?
Rock Arkie:
In this event, I had scattered bodies (complete) with life forms that were very active in the water as well, like in a rescue event. So, it could be associated.
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Courtney Brown:
Yeah, if the boat was sinking, they're going to have to jump ship, and so this could be people with life vests waiting to be rescued.
Rock Arkie:
And I think you know you're well aware that as you're going through the sessions you don't really think about any previous session - it's just picture after picture that's just coming your way - and when I sit back and I compose it in S3, you know then you sort of have a view and we might go back to S3 and just look at that whole big picture when we're done with this for a moment just to see. Because sometimes the actual placement is instructive in a subconscious way.
Courtney Brown:
Yeah okay. Well, this is very different though. This is a completely different month and year from the Iranian session that you had. That was actually a Iranian ship that got hit by an Iranian ship. It was a it was a friendly fire mistake. One of their ships was destroyed.
Rock Arkie:
I will reflect on that; what surprised me (was), it was the uncanny accuracy of the view to the event that happened, and even to the point of exactly where the ship was hit, and I’m just I was blown away by that.
Courtney Brown:
Yeah, but this is a different event even though it does have people in the water. But the last time you did such a thing that had elements like this, you were spot on.
Okay, so let's go to page 12.
Rock Arkie:
I really wondered about this because I kept on getting an overhead view, and I kept on sensing that I needed to draw this sideways view of this structure, and I don't know the implications, or why it might be important, or why our attention needs to be driven to this structure or set of structures. I said, ‘a sweeping coastline’ (once we denote that as an obstacle) where the water meets the land - a heavy structure which extends to the water and then there's some steepness in some areas - it's almost complex like. And I tried to draw a side view with that steep - if you look at the lower area with a with a steep abatement or whatever - but it also moves across the shoreline into you some formation in the water. I tried to depict that to the best I could. But you know it's unless you know why that's there it's just some place. We'll see.
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Courtney Brown:
But you know Rock, that image has some parallel to your first image on page one of S4, because you have that body of water and then buildings with lights and everything.
Rock Arkie:
It's probably another shot of the same place and then we would have two pre-eminent views - the ship and the structure, and everything else around that outside of the urban area is associated perhaps.
Note: A last portion of this has been edited – please refer to the video for the discussion between Rock and Courtney.
Courtney Brown:
I want to thank you so much you did a great job, and you have a whole bunch of fans out there that are going to be really grateful to see you back.
Rock Arkie: Good to be here, thank-you.
Courtney Brown: Rock, well now we have to sit and wait and see what happens - see what January brings in.
Rock Arkie: you bet. All right, thank you.
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