You Can Map, Too: Diagnosis and Healing with TransDimensional Mapping

Introduction to the Larger Universe

Overview of the UFO Group

• The speaker introduces their UFO group, "ABQ," based in Albuquerque, New Mexico, established two and a half years ago.

• The group has expanded its focus to include monthly Zoom programming on consciousness topics alongside UFO phenomena.

Speaker Background

• Birdie Jorski identifies as a transdimensional mapping explorer and shares her 30-year journey in remote viewing.

Understanding Remote Viewing

Government Involvement

• Remote viewing was declassified by the US government in 1995 after spending over $20 million on training soldiers as psychic spies for two decades.

Training Methodology

• Collaboration with scientists from Stanford Research Institute led to protocols that enabled soldiers to use their minds for psychic exploration.

Birdie's Experience and Methodology

Personal Journey

• Birdie was among the first civilians trained in remote viewing and has maintained her practice since then.

Development of Transdimensional Mapping

• She founded "Transdimensional Systems" and created a less militaristic approach called transdimensional mapping, emphasizing creativity and intuition.

How Remote Viewing Works

Process Explanation

• Participants are given random numbers instead of direct information about what they are supposed to view, initiating their session.

Example Session

• A typical example involves NASA astronauts training underwater, illustrating how sessions begin with numerical cues leading to visual experiences.

Upcoming Live Session Details

Structure of the Lecture

• The session will teach a standalone method for diagnosing and healing various ailments without prior experience required in remote viewing or transdimensional mapping.

Applicability of the Method

• This method can be utilized by healers across disciplines (e.g., Reiki practitioners, psychologists), allowing diagnosis and healing for humans, pets, or even plants.

Session Format and Q&A

Lecture Breakdown

• The lecture will consist of teaching the method first, followed by a Q&A session before participants engage in practical application.

Integration into Existing Practices

• After practical exercises, there will be further instruction on integrating this new method into existing remote viewing practices or other psychic processes.

Transdimensional Mapping: Tools and Techniques

Introduction to Templates

• The speaker introduces templates that can be printed and used during practice sessions, emphasizing their utility in the upcoming session.

• Participants are encouraged to use plain paper for their work, with a preference for larger sizes (2 feet by 3 feet) to allow freedom of expression.

Recommended Tools

• A roller ball pen is recommended for its smooth writing experience, which is preferred in remote viewing practices.

• Various art supplies such as crayons, markers, colored pencils, and paints can also be utilized during diagnosis and healing sessions.

Understanding Body Scans

• The term "body scan" is introduced as synonymous with the diagnosis and healing work done in transdimensional mapping.

• Templates will be shared online; participants can print them or create their own using graphic design software like Canva or Adobe Express.

Artistic Skills Not Required

• The speaker reassures participants that artistic talent is not necessary for effective remote viewing; even simple stick figures are acceptable.

• Emphasis on having a sense of adventure and fun rather than focusing on artistic ability.

Webinar Format Clarification

• The format of the session is clarified: it’s a webinar where participants are muted and off-camera to streamline the teaching process.

Templates for Diagnosis

First Template Overview

• The first template presented depicts a human figure (front and back), essential for diagnosing physical ailments such as broken bones or tumors.

Second Template: Chakras Representation

• The second template illustrates chakras within the body; understanding these concepts isn't mandatory but serves as psychological tools to facilitate information retrieval.

Aura Concept Explained

• Dotted lines around the body represent the aura, described more scientifically as spheres of influence rather than mystical elements.

• This template aids in exploring emotional states, spiritual conditions, and external influences affecting an individual’s well-being.

Emotional State Exploration

• During sessions utilizing these templates, practitioners will look into factors like childhood trauma or barriers to self-expression that may affect clients' emotional health.

Understanding the Throat Chakra and Healing Techniques

The Role of the Throat Chakra

• The throat chakra is described as a center for expressing one's truth, where fear can inhibit open communication.

• This technique can be applied not only to humans but also to animals, emphasizing that all sentient beings possess emotional and spiritual dimensions.

Application of Healing Techniques

• A humorous illustration of a cat's chakras highlights the universality of these concepts across different species.

• The speaker transitions from sharing templates to demonstrating how to use them in practice, indicating a hands-on approach to learning.

Drawing Templates for Diagnosis

• The speaker introduces their drawing method, humorously referring to it as the "gingerbread man technique" due to its simplistic representation.

• Emphasizes that artistic skill is not necessary; anyone can create basic representations for healing work.

Understanding Remote Viewing and Frontloading

• In energy work or healing practices, practitioners often know their subjects beforehand, which differs from traditional remote viewing methods that are typically done blind.

• Discusses the concept of frontloading—where prior knowledge may skew data collection—and how this affects accuracy in diagnosis.

Directness of Data in Body Scans

• When working with clients or loved ones, there’s an inherent familiarity with bodily processes that makes data collection straightforward and visceral.

• Most students find body scans and diagnoses intuitive because they can physically feel what they are assessing during the process.

Blind Remote Viewing Practice

Introduction to Blind Sessions

• The practice session will be conducted in a "blind" manner, meaning participants will not know who or what they are focusing on. This could range from historical figures like Abraham Lincoln to future leaders.

Tools and Techniques for Remote Viewing

• Participants are encouraged to use various colors during their remote viewing practice, although traditional methods often involve black pens and paper. The speaker prefers tactile engagement with paper over digital devices.

• A technique called "probing" is introduced, where participants press their pen into the page to stimulate intuitive responses. This method can also be adapted for electronic devices.

Understanding Probing

• Probing involves physically pressing down with a pen, which may lead to spontaneous thoughts or sensations related to the subject being viewed. The speaker emphasizes the importance of immediate documentation of these insights.

• There is a common misconception that remote viewers see images directly; however, many experience an intuitive knowing instead of visual imagery. This instant recognition is likened to feeling someone's gaze or receiving an unexpected phone call from someone you were just thinking about.

Everyone Can Participate

• The speaker asserts that everyone possesses the innate ability for remote viewing and has successfully trained thousands without anyone failing to grasp the concept.

Practical Application of Findings

• As participants probe different areas (e.g., head, ears), they should document any sensations or insights—like earaches or blindness—regardless of their medical background.

• Those with medical training may use specific terminology when documenting findings, but all interpretations are valid as long as they capture the essence of what is felt during probing sessions.

Transdimensional Mapping and Remote Viewing

Core Philosophy of Transdimensional Mapping

• The speaker emphasizes the importance of documenting all received information in any language, regardless of perceived accuracy. This approach is foundational to their philosophy in transdimensional mapping.

• Transdimensional mapping is described as an advanced form of remote viewing, where various perspectives are explored. The core belief is to honor the subconscious and accept whatever data is received.

• The speaker critiques traditional remote viewing terminology, particularly the concept of "target," which implies a binary outcome (hit or miss). They argue that all data holds relevance.

• Information from the subconscious may come through metaphors or analogies rather than direct statements, especially during body scans where clarity can be more straightforward.

Body Scans and Historical Context

• During body scans, unexpected findings (like elbow pain in a client who hasn't mentioned it) should be recorded. These insights often reveal past injuries or conditions not disclosed by clients.

• An example involving Abraham Lincoln illustrates how historical figures' health issues can manifest during scans, revealing layers of past traumas that affect current states.

• The speaker shares personal experiences with physical changes due to childbirth, highlighting how past events shape one's current physical state and can be detected during scans.

Future Insights and Probing Techniques

• Body scans may also provide glimpses into future traumas or conditions; for instance, sensing an impending accident without prior knowledge.

• Probing every aspect of a subject's body is crucial for uncovering significant health insights. This thoroughness ensures no critical detail is overlooked during sessions.

• When conducting blind sessions (without prior knowledge about the subject), anatomical observations can indicate gender identity but must be interpreted carefully given diverse identities today.

Methodology in Body Scanning

• The scanning process allows flexibility in approach—starting from any part of the body—and emphasizes thorough exploration for comprehensive understanding.

• After completing a scan on one side of the body, practitioners should mirror this process on the opposite side to ensure complete coverage and insight gathering.

• Color usage in transdimensional mapping serves as an intuitive tool for conveying additional data about individuals or situations encountered during sessions.

Understanding the Physical and Emotional Aspects of Healing

Probing the Physical Body

• The speaker introduces a method for probing the physical body, suggesting that color can enhance this process. They choose green as an example.

• By marking various points on a person's body, one can gain a comprehensive understanding of their physical condition, which is particularly useful when someone is unsure about their health issues.

• Medical training can amplify the effectiveness of this technique, allowing practitioners to identify specific problems related to organs or systems (e.g., kidneys or ligaments).

• The speaker emphasizes that physical symptoms often reflect deeper emotional or spiritual issues, highlighting the interconnectedness of mind and body.

• Personal anecdotes illustrate how stress manifests physically (e.g., stomach aches), underscoring the importance of considering emotional states in healing practices.

Exploring Emotional and Spiritual Dimensions

• Transitioning from physical to emotional probing, the speaker prepares to examine mental and spiritual aspects using a visual representation (gingerbread man).

• The use of colors associated with chakras is suggested for mapping out these dimensions; however, personal preference may dictate different methods.

• The speaker describes drawing an aura around the gingerbread figure as part of assessing mental and spiritual health.

• Probing into these areas can evoke strong emotions for both practitioner and subject, emphasizing empathy in this healing process.

• Identifying psychological conditions such as childhood depression or bipolar disorder illustrates how mental health intertwines with physical symptoms during assessments.

Understanding Emotional and Psychological Influences Through Remote Viewing

Probing Heartache and Emotional States

• The discussion begins with the exploration of emotional pain, suggesting that the subject may be experiencing heartache due to personal issues such as a divorce or abandonment.

• The process involves probing into the individual's mental and emotional state to uncover underlying causes of their distress.

Analyzing Aura and Spheres of Influence

• The concept of "spheres of influence" is introduced, where the inner aura reflects external influences affecting the individual, while the outer aura represents how they impact the world around them.

• Emphasis is placed on using psychological tools rather than mystical methods; this approach allows for subconscious data retrieval regarding an individual's condition.

Identifying External Influences

• Specific examples are provided, such as a domineering mother impacting the subject's emotional health, illustrating how past experiences shape current behaviors.

• Alcohol use is identified as a self-medication method for coping with emotional pain, highlighting its pervasive effects on mental and spiritual well-being.

Exploring Deeper Issues

• Other substances like prescription medications or opioids may also surface in discussions about external influences affecting one's health.

• Moving outward in analysis helps understand how individuals project their internal struggles onto others, revealing deeper layers of trauma.

Addressing Trauma and Its Impact on Relationships

• Acknowledgment that everyone has experienced trauma which can lead to creating trauma for others; this cycle needs examination during remote viewing sessions.

• Anger management issues are discussed as a common outcome from unresolved childhood traumas, linking back to earlier familial influences.

Ethical Considerations in Remote Viewing

• The importance of understanding privacy concerns when conducting remote viewing is emphasized; consent from individuals being analyzed is crucial.

• Practitioners must respect boundaries set by clients regarding what aspects they wish to explore during body scans or energy work.

Understanding Consciousness and Healing

The Importance of Respect in Healing Practices

• Acknowledges the presence of individuals who may misuse healing practices, emphasizing the need for respect and consciousness in this work.

• Suggests that even when working with pets, practitioners should seek permission and communicate affectionately to establish a connection.

• Highlights that approaching healing with love and openness enhances outcomes for both the practitioner and client.

The Nature of Healing Work

• Describes healing as a psychological tool rather than mystical, rooted in non-local awareness and consciousness.

• Discusses ongoing scientific debates about the nature of consciousness, indicating uncertainty about its true essence.

• Expresses a personal belief in interconnectedness with the universe, suggesting that healing is an intrinsic part of one's being.

Facilitating Self-Healing

• Emphasizes that practitioners do not heal others but create environments conducive to self-healing; clients must take responsibility for their own healing process.

• Clarifies that whether in medical or psychological contexts, it is ultimately the individual who heals themselves with support from professionals.

Tools for Healing Sessions

• Advises having comprehensive body scan data available during sessions to facilitate effective healing processes.

• Notes that each practitioner may have unique approaches to healing based on personal beliefs and experiences.

Spiritual Beliefs in Healing

• Recognizes diverse spiritual belief systems among practitioners and clients, stressing the importance of using one's beliefs to support others' healing journeys.

• Shares a personal conviction regarding love as a central force in healing, asserting its universal significance across various belief systems.

Healing Through Intention and Love

The Role of Intention in Healing

• The speaker emphasizes the importance of intention in creating a supportive environment for healing, suggesting that one's mindset can significantly influence the healing process.

Psychological Tools for Healing

• The speaker introduces various psychological tools for facilitating healing, encouraging individuals to find their unique methods while sharing personal techniques as examples.

Visualization Techniques

• A heart is drawn and filled with red color as a visualization tool, symbolizing love being infused into the healing process. This act is described as a way to channel love from oneself and the universe into another person.

Physical Engagement in Healing Practices

• The act of drawing lines during the visualization is highlighted as crucial; it engages the body physically, which enhances the effectiveness of remote viewing or transdimensional mapping practices.

Sending Love to Specific Areas

• The speaker discusses directing love towards specific areas of concern within an individual’s body or spirit, such as tumors or deep-seated traumas, emphasizing targeted support for healing.

Integrating Personal Beliefs into Healing

• Individuals are encouraged to incorporate symbols from their own religious or spiritual traditions (e.g., crosses or lotus flowers) when sending love, making the practice more personal and meaningful.

Real-Life Applications and Success Stories

• A student shares her experience of self-healing after applying these techniques on her sore knee during class, demonstrating practical outcomes from this approach.

Importance of Feeling Loved in Healing

• The speaker stresses that feeling loved can empower individuals to believe in their capacity for self-healing and worthiness of love, which is essential for emotional recovery.

Addressing Questions About Permission in Healing Practices

• Clarification is provided regarding obtaining permission before engaging in healing practices on others; it's noted that consent should be sought where possible but may not always be feasible.

Remote Healing and Its Implications

The Concept of Blind Healing

• The speaker discusses the desire to perform healing work without prior knowledge of the individual, emphasizing the importance of obtaining permission from those involved.

Healing the Deceased

• A session will focus on a deceased person with a known health background, suggesting that famous historical figures may be considered for this exercise.

Can You Heal Dead People?

• The speaker believes it is possible to send healing energy to deceased individuals, positing that such energy can benefit them in their past state.

• Cites Pope Francis' view that prayers for people in the past can positively impact their experiences during their lifetime.

Reports of Miraculous Healings

• An example is given where a student experienced relief from knee pain after self-healing techniques were applied, indicating potential effectiveness.

• While not everyone may experience healing, many have reported significant improvements; however, limitations exist (e.g., physical impossibilities like regrowing limbs).

The Role of Belief in Healing

• Acknowledges the placebo effect as a factor in healing outcomes; belief in the process can enhance results.

• Many practitioners incorporate these techniques into their practices due to observed effectiveness among students and clients.

Concerns About Negative Uses of Remote Healing

• Discusses "remote influencing," which involves using similar techniques for negative purposes, akin to voodoo practices.

• Emphasizes awareness and protection against negative influences; one should maintain positive energy and mindset to counteract potential harm.

Energetic Permission for Healing

• Explores whether energetic permission can be sought from living individuals; highlights complexities around privacy and public figures receiving collective attention during crises.

Understanding Healing and Emotional Issues

The Complexity of Healing Sessions

• The speaker emphasizes the importance of using judgment when conducting healing sessions, suggesting that while permission is generally necessary, there are extraordinary cases where it may be acceptable to proceed without it.

• They highlight that nothing in life is black and white; instead, situations have layers of opportunity, meaning, and privacy that require careful consideration.

Emotional Issues Related to Gray Aliens

• A question from an attendee about the emotional issues faced by gray aliens leads to a mention of an upcoming Zoom session on February 12th, where the speaker will delve into their long-term study on gray aliens.

• The speaker promises to share extensive mapping work and insights regarding the origins and motivations behind gray alien abductions during this session.

Interpreting Data in Remote Viewing

• An anonymous attendee raises concerns about whether perceived worries are projections rather than genuine information. The speaker asserts that all data collected during remote viewing sessions holds relevance.

• They argue that even if one feels they are projecting or storylining (making things up), the subconscious still provides valid data through metaphorical representations.

Utilizing Body in Healing Practices

• Samantha asks why the speaker fills the heart with love before addressing health issues directly. The response indicates a personal psychological tool involving physical actions rather than just mental processes.

• The speaker explains that engaging the body enhances intuition and effectiveness in healing practices, emphasizing tactile experiences as part of their methodology.

Collective Healing Capabilities

• When asked about collective healing, the speaker confirms its feasibility, mentioning various global issues such as climate change as potential targets for healing efforts.

• They elaborate on how one can conduct healing at different systemic levels—social, economic, political—and even focus on specific ecosystems like polluted lakes or trees needing care.

Preparing for a Healing Session

• As time runs short in the session, participants are encouraged to gather materials like paper and pens for an upcoming practical exercise focused on applying learned concepts.

Meditation and Body Scan Practice

Introduction to Meditation Cooldown

• The session begins with a guided meditation cooldown led by Jen, aimed at preparing participants for the upcoming exercises.

• Participants are encouraged to engage in both physical and emotional scans, emphasizing that this is a practice session involving someone who has passed away.

Guided Meditation Steps

• Jen instructs participants to sit comfortably, close their eyes, and focus on their breathing while grounding themselves through visualization techniques.

• Participants are guided to visualize sending a grounding cord from their spine into the earth, promoting a sense of stability and connection.

• Insecurities and negative feelings are encouraged to be released down the grounding cord, allowing for emotional cleansing.

Engaging with the Subconscious

• Participants are prompted to communicate with their subconscious mind positively, fostering an open dialogue for information gathering during the exercise.

• After a moment of reflection, participants can open their eyes when ready, signaling readiness for the next phase of the session.

Body Scan Exercise

• The body scan exercise involves drawing a "gingerbread man" outline as participants probe different areas of their bodies for insights.

• The target for this exercise is revealed as David Bowie shortly before his death; he had kept his health issues private until his passing.

Insights on David Bowie's Health

• Bowie was diagnosed with liver cancer 18 months prior to his death but did not disclose it publicly. He also faced multiple health challenges throughout his career.

• His struggles included heart attacks during performances and battles with drug addiction and mental health issues stemming from family history.

Conclusion of Session

• Participants share data collected during the exercise; there’s encouragement regarding individual progress in remote viewing skills.

• Acknowledgment that many questions remain unanswered; plans for future Q&A sessions via YouTube live streams are discussed to address participant inquiries.

Understanding Remote Viewing Techniques

Overview of Remote Viewing Methods

• The speaker discusses various remote viewing (RV) methods, including Controlled Remote Viewing (CRV), Scientific Remote Viewing (SRV), and Technical Remote Viewing (TRV).

• Acknowledges that some viewers may not have a background in remote viewing terminology, indicating a shift to more technical language for experienced practitioners.

Body Scans in Remote Viewing Sessions

• Emphasizes the importance of timing when conducting body scans during RV sessions; they should be performed after initial data collection rather than at the beginning.

• Clarifies that body scans are used primarily to gather information about an individual rather than for diagnostic or healing purposes, highlighting their multi-level utility.

Conducting Body Scans

• Describes the process of integrating body scans into remote viewing by sketching representations of individuals encountered during sessions.

• Explains how probing is done differently in body scans compared to diagnostic sessions; it focuses on gathering descriptive data about clothing and physical features.

Gathering Descriptive Data

• Discusses how probing can reveal details such as clothing style, which helps contextualize the individual's situation and eliminate uncertainties regarding their environment.

• Highlights the significance of obtaining physical descriptions like skin color and hair type, which aids in temporal placement within a session's context.

Exploring Mental States through Body Scans

• Introduces the concept of using body scans to access an individual's thoughts or emotional states, likening it to having a conversation with them.

• Mentions that deeper insights into a person's mental state can be achieved through targeted probing techniques during transdimensional mapping.

Exploring Body Scans and Auras in Healing Sessions

Utilizing Body Scans in Sessions

• The speaker discusses the application of body scans within healing sessions, emphasizing their role in understanding a person's emotional state, such as curiosity or hunger.

• In more complex scenarios, like significant events, adding auras can reveal external influences affecting the individual being analyzed.

• The concept of "sphere of influence" is introduced, highlighting how discovering additional people involved can expand the narrative and data collected during a session.

Expanding Knowledge Through Classes

• The speaker invites interested individuals to learn more about body scans through an upcoming online class scheduled for February. This will be the last beginner class offered this year.

• Participants can expect an immersive experience over five days (40 hours), covering comprehensive aspects of transdimensional mapping with opportunities to explore past, present, and future insights.

Upcoming Events and Discussions

• The speaker expresses gratitude for attendees' participation and aims to share methods that integrate into personal healing practices.

• An in-person event is planned for Albuquerque this month, focusing on philosophical discussions regarding consciousness studies and its implications on understanding the universe.

Future Topics of Interest

• On February 12th, there will be a discussion titled "The Secret History of the Great ETS," promising unique insights into extraterrestrial beings that may answer longstanding questions.

Closing Remarks

• The speaker concludes by expressing love and appreciation for attendees while encouraging them to reach out with questions. They mention that Jen will assist with inquiries due to high email volume.