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 UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
                                 memorandum
 DATE: 27 April, 1988
 REPLY TO
 ATTN OF: DT-S
 SUBJECT: SESSION SUMMARY (C/SS)
 SG1J TO: DT-S (ATTN:
 1. (S-SS) Statistics:
 Viewer:
 Session date:
 Start time:
 End time:
 Mode of operation:
 PI:
 AV:
  018
 27 APR 88
 1326
 1359
 SOLO
    Ribs hurt
 Fire
 2. (S-SS) Cueing:
 a. View and describe the target event.
 3. (S-SS) Results:
 a. Almost from the very beginning of the session, I
 was plagued with very strong visual and sensory perceptions
 which finally became too strong to work through. Perceptions
 gained were:
 1) Perception of a rather plump man riding along
 a (AOL: dirt) road in the back seat of an open-topped
 convertible. The car was either an old-fashioned model, or
 was designed to look like "old-fashioned elegance". All
 around the road on which the car was traveling there were
 large-leafed plants, trees and bushes (AOL: like a jungle or
 tropical rain forest). Off to the man's-right the ground
 slopes steeply upwards.
 2) Immediately after this perception, the high
 ground off to our right breaks up into huge chunks and flies
 upwards, as though there had been an underground explosion.
 First the hillside explodes upwards and outwards, then the
 entire surrounding ground lifts straight upward, and begins
 to break up and be forced outward, away from the explosion.
 Pretty soon, all is gone.
 OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10
 (REV. 1-80)
 GSAFPMR(41CFR) 101-11.6
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              b. The visual and sensory impressions were so strong
         that I took several breaks to get rid of them, but they even
         continued during the breaks. At the first impression of the
         Isexplosion", I was so swamped by the physical impression of a
         concusion wave, that I stopped the session to see if
         something had happened outside the room. As a result of the
         strength of these impressions, I was not able to work through
         them, and finally gave the session up. I can only conclude
         that I was either at the correct site (at which time any
         self-cuing to go to the "correct" site would have just kept
         me there), or I was so fixated on the wrong site that I
         couldn't break loose.
              C. From almost the beginning of the session, I kept
         having the repeated "logical" (as opposed to emotional or
         sensory) AOL of "Krakatoa".
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