MeerKat. Not the cute little furries, but the telescopes. I love telescopes. Apparently I see them as Honeywell cooling fans though. This session was done as a resilience training, I was watching a movie while doing the session. As a consequence I could only pull 3 pages, but it is a start.
The target was to move to the optimum position and to describe the location/structure known as the Colosseum as captured in the video at the time of the video from the perspective of the drone capturing the video. I did a 10 minutes quick session and got some good data and many conceptual and emotional…
Definitely one of my weirdest target entry points to date. I landed on target watching at a pile of poo. From close up. Luckily two man walked in the picture with boots, reminding me…maybe poo is not the target. As it turns out it was not poo definitely, but a cucumber harvest in Belarus. Luckily…
The case of some doorknobbing, at least with regards to P3. The target was the little village of Castellfollit de la Roca, Spain that was originally settled around a thousand years ago. Some feedback photos: My P3 doorknobbing: At least by P4 I recovered .
Okay, I definitely did not figure it was Rubik’s cube they were playing, all else is good. One thing I recognized is I categorically confused the neck straps for aprons 🙂 There is my adult with the ponytail (no he is definitely not a lady, I mistaken that): I could also find the blond, blue…
Oh, this is going to be a long year 😀 Anyways, the target was the London Eye. My first visual impression was pretty rough 🙂 Luckily it got clearer. I am going to pay attention to do more moves in the future, so I did few moves in this session too. One was a turn…
Rocks. I love those. Pyramids…only when tasked properly. This seems to have been built by brute force, joint community effort, and without any foundation, which makes it unstable. I kept getting suprised how the structure is still standing, because the descriptor “unstable” and “tumbling” appeared several times. Also worth noting, I am usually good with…
