CIA - 1985 CRV Manual

Last updated Nov 18, 2022

Stage	Example
I. Major gestalt	Land surrounded by water, an island
II. Sensory contact	Cold sensation, wind-swept feeling
III. Dimension, motion, mobility	Rising up, panoramic view, island outline
IV. General qualitative analytical aspects	Scientific research, live organisms
V. Specific analytical aspects (by interrogating signal line)	Biological warfare preparation site
VI. Three-dimensional contact, modeling	Layouts, details, further analytical contact

Stage I
- Draw a quick ideogram. No visual feedback. Only kinesthetic.
Stage II
- Sounds, smells, tastes, textures, temperatures, energies and colors. Still no visual.

# Ideograms

The ideogram consists of three portions
- The ideogram
- A- The feeling/motion
- B- The automatic analytical response.
How to do it
- Write the coordinate
- Place pen point on paper
  - Keep it relaxed
- Now the unconscious response becomes the ideogram
- Write down A-
  - Feeling: The basic feeling you’d feel if you were actually at the site
  - Motion: The movement of the pen as the ideogram is produced
- Write down B-
  - The automatic analytical response
  - If it’s not truly automatic, then write there’s no response
There are four types of ideograms
1. Single
  - A one-line drawing
  - representing one idea.
  - One A- and one B-.
2. Double
  - Two similar lines
  - representing one idea.
  - Up to five different A’s and B’s.
3. Composite
  1. A drawing of $\geq3$ similar lines
  2. representing one idea.
  3. One A- and one B-.
4. Multiple
  - Combination of lines
  - representing any number of ideas
  - One A- and B- for each idea