CIA STARGATE release
CIA-RDP96-00789R001300010005-2
Opens with: STAGE 6 ESSAY
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2 pages, machine transcribed from the CIA’s released scan.
4 1 Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R001300010005-2 32 '10 5 PAL STAGE 6 ESSAY The purpose of S6 is to focus the viewer's attention on specifics of the site. The viewer is able to do this because his location at the site is known, therefore; the viewer can narrow his focus relative of space and time to different aspects of the site. The viewer accomplishes this through several processes, the one of which is modeling in 3D through the use of modeling clay. The use of clay or other material (in the modeling process) is referred to as "kinestetic activity", and it is this kinestetic interaction with the site that promotes a stronger contact with the Signal Line. This process also aides in quenching All because the viewer remains oculp .G and ciasgiy focused on the Signal Line. There are two functions of modeling, they are: 1. Allows the viewer to actually obtain a spacial perspective of the site through the process of modeling. 2. Increases Signal Line contact, providing the viewer with more information by narrowing the viewer's focus specific to the site. The viewer can transition into Se when he is stabilized in S4. That means when the viewer finds himself: in a room at the site, feel on the ground, not floating out of control, etc. Indicators for the monitor and the viewer that the viewer is stabilized are: strong Al's relative to the site, and lot's of tangible concepts and perceptions. There are several types of modeling, some of which 1. Clay 2. The Time Line 3. Sketching The mechanics of the process of modeling are: 1. The viewer (or monitor) determines that he is ready (he is stabilized in S4) . 2. Decide which type of modeling they will do. Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R001300010005-2
Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R001300010005-2 3. Prepare the Se matrix (this is identical Lo the S4 matrix only you put S6 at the top). 4. As you model, you will begin to receive information which you will place in the appropriate cordiais. You do this so that the information can be identified as specific to the space and time aspects of the site. In other words the information can be localized. 5. During the process of modeling it is important not to pay too much attention to the model itself. You are using the act of modeling to focus on the Signal Line. The model itself is not important -- the information gained for the matrix is. in the act of modeling as in a 83 "tracker" the viewer must do what feels right vice what looks right. Again, do not focus on the model! 7. While in S6 you can 3: Word or phrase just like in S4 -- you can also receive a spontaneous ideogram at times. Jan may ( and alves de hove) modeled. without clay or other misterials ..... and maintained atlong sincethe." tie contact with the site Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R001300010005-2