After watching the July 2020 edition of Human News my viewpoint is the following for the new format of presentation:

For Aziz and Melena, I feel that they should continue to use the whiteboard (and Aziz actually still did so). When watching Aziz work with the targets, probling and drawing I feel connected with the process, and I also sense that new information comes up, i.e. the drawing is part of the remote viewing process. The same for Melena Hall. I really enjoy seeing their drawings and feel that we will miss out on something with prepared drawings being shown in the background. Sometimes a viewer focuses on a particular person and object with the marker to emphasize an aspect or add a detail, again something I feel is lost with prepared drawings being shown in tbe background.

I don't mind that it takes a bit longer as long as drawing and erasing is sped up when pertinent,

For PrinCess Jeaneé, I think the new format works great. Since she does not use the whiteboard anyhow, the showing of the drawings in the background adds to the experience.

All the girls, except PrinCess Jeaneé, did not seem as relaxed as when drawing on the white board. I guess some of that is just getting used to the new way of working -- like the weather forecast virtual charts in the background. But I really think you should consider letting each viewer use the way they feel more comfortable with and get the best results with.

To sum up: My vote is for the drawings on the whiteboard, except for PrinCess Jeaneé :-) .

Regards,

Frank

We understand your perspective, and we too have felt that way in the past. But we have a vision of where we want to be, and this will require new things and new approaches. It will not be all at once. These things require the viewers to get used to the changes slowly, one at a time, and then to improve and try additional new things. So this is a work in progress. I think you will see a major improvement in all elements over the next 12 months. There are many more changes planned. but we have to introduce them slowly so that our viewers and the audience can adapt. Remember, we have a planet to change. That is the goal that we must stay focused on.

Thanks for your reply and elaboration of your plans at Farsight, Courtney. After I wrote the original post above, I watched your latest intelligence briefing where you also cover the long range perspective and goals. Thus, I do see where Farsight is going with the experimenting with and adoption of newer media techniques to enhance the experience.and perhaps appeal to wider audiences used to more dramatic, cinematic effects.

When I look back over the years of work done at Farsight, I think you have done a fantastic job of developing the format of purblic remote viewing to where it is today, so I am sure that you will come up with something that is both informative and entertaining while keeping the authenticity of the personal interaction between the viewer and the target.

Thanks to all of you at Farsight for staying with this and making more content available at a regular basis.
I look forward to see what the coming months will bring.

Best regards,

Frank