Could anyone confirm if I have this part correctly? Or let me know if I misunderstood a certain aspect. Thanks.

The ASRV Exercise for where it goes from "IR:" to "B:"

1. To the left of “IR:” - write the Target numbers succinctly and clearly, then immediately followed by an ideogram next to it.

2. Select an appropriate ideogram label, and write it to the right of “IR:” - either water, structure, land, movement, energetics, subject, or mountain.

3. Next to your ideogram label, describe the movement of the pen with words.

4. Probe the ideogram. Is it hard, soft, semi-hard, semi-soft, wet, or mushy? This is your initial descriptor. Whatever descriptor you get, write it next to “A:” If anything else comes up, write it and move on. Remember to clarify deductions with “D-”

5. Take a brief look at the result and decide if the ideogram label conclusively matches your findings that follow it. If so, next to “B:” - write the same ideogram label. If different, write a different label, or if you can’t conclusively say, write “No B”

6. If the next set of labels is “IR:” - “A:” - “B:” and continues to repeat back to “IR:”- then repeat steps 1 through 6 with the next set. Move on to 7 when it no longer repeats.

(to be continued)

Since no-one else has replied in about a week....

I haven't done SRV, but follow Daz Smith's Flow, which is closely aligned to CRV.

And, yeah, pretty much the same, other than perhaps step 6.

(Daz is more free with step 4 - not having specific terms, and step 5 is just probe and write what you get regardless of it looks like - so no real difference between 4 & 5 there).

Um, looks like initial Ideogram decode.

The idea being to get some A descriptive data until you're conscious mind starts analyzing and you get B data (AOL or "D" in SRV speak, generally). That's when I take a break.

I think, Tazz, you might get some insights from the 2nd page of the 1st session I've sent you for how I do this. And nobody taught me, it was just a case of infererring it from the available materials.

The snag here, you can't really copy my style. Or rather, you have to find your own style and your own subconcious language. Being a bit of a maths head with kinetic energy I don't describe the pen movements, I just jump to the raw data. You might call that an unfair advantage, but hey, 20 years RV experience is hardly an "unfair" advantage. 12 years dicking around with 3D printers, yep, that's most of the source of my advantage there.

But you are asking the right questions. I just can't give you a straight answer as regards SRV.

Just to add: I'm keeping a simplified note of how the first 9 pages go. And apparently these are the only pages you need to know to do the Voyager exam.

So it's "ILAB" 6 times, then "ILA1234,B,C - Flash sketch 1 & 2" 3 times.