Lyra remote viewed by another person
Remote viewing by another person / comparison with dream and meditation experiences.
Over three months, my friend and I carried out several remote-viewing sessions at different times concerning my Lyra contacts. We compared what was seen with my memories and earlier dreams and meditations. From these repeated comparisons we concluded that Lyra looked like a young cat, rather than a lion. In my earlier memory she wore a grey suit and had red hair.
During the first ship encounter I saw a more human appearance. I now interpret this as mimicry: images 2 and 3 reconstruct the relationship between the human and feline forms as I experienced it. Image 1 was a visual reference for developing a new version of Lyra; I associate it with an astral encounter described in a James Gilliland ECETI Ranch video. Image 4 brings together the different Lyra appearances I have seen in dreams and meditation. At present I consider the young feline version the most accurate of these reconstructions.
From my remote-viewing experience, I also concluded that an outside observer cannot enter the reality bubble of a memory file. They can only watch the memory scene from outside and ask for information they are permitted to access. The accompanying diagram shows the observer outside the bubble, with Lyra and me inside. This is my interpretation of the limits of remote viewing based on that experience.
What I remember: a grey suit and red hair.
Shared conclusion from the remote-viewing comparisons: a young feline Lyra, rather than a lion-headed figure. No verbatim remote-viewing notes or direct words from Lyra have been added to this record.
A recurring sense of recognition stayed with me. No separate description of bodily sensations was recorded for this entry.
The earlier name “Human Lyra” mainly described how I first saw her. After comparing the remote-viewing sessions with the different contacts, I consider the young feline form more accurate and interpret the human appearance as a possible form of mimicry. This is a conclusion drawn from our experiences, not an externally confirmed identity. The images and video are artistic reconstructions.
Keep the initial memory, my friend’s remote-viewing notes, the external video reference, and later images separate. In future, record the date of each session and the features written down before comparing images.
