Be The Change That You Want to See in the World

Rapid Data Transfer (RDT) GENERATION II embodies an exciting quantum leap in Mind Technology. RDT Gen. II is a unique technology that helps you use the potential of your own mind without any drugs or medications. This technology can help you to effortlessly be the change that you want to be by accessing RDT technology only three minutes a week.

Easily tapping into the power of our subconscious mind and making desired changes is now a reality for new possibilities of personal success. The almost mystical forces that spark spontaneous precognition, intuition and inner knowing, magnetic attraction, dreams, ESP, remote viewing, etc. are all part of the greater consciousness. Accessing a direct pathway to our subconscious mind through quantum mind energetics will ease and shorten the process of making powerful life changes.




"Change your thoughts and you change your world" - Norman Vincent Peale

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Carl Jung explains synchronicity as meaningful coincidences. In only 3 minutes a week, you could be experiencing a massive and automatic boost in synchronicities happening in your life.

What is it called? Retrocausality.

That means that the future can influence the past. It has not only been proven by quantum physics, but many people just like you are experiencing it in a very interesting way.

What will it do for you? It could be summed up in one word: SYNCHRONICITY.

Do you realize that if through the matrix you were able to pick up on subtle hints from your future self that you would be able to consciously or subconsciously alter your choices so that you will realize a more optimum outcome for yourself?

Think about it...who wouldn't want to do this???

IMAGINE - you may find yourself to be in the right place at the right time more often.

IMAGINE - you may find that your intuition is massively boosted.

IMAGINE - you may find yourself waking up with images of things that wind up happening during the day.

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"Earl was trying to track down an out-of-print book called The Adventures of Marco Polo. He scoured two used book stores in New York City, had no success, and caught a taxi to a third. The cab driver was unusually chatty, and during their conversation, Earl glanced at his license on the dashboard. His name? Marco Polo!

Art was sitting at his computer typing an e-mail missive when his cat Coal jumped from his lap onto the keyboard. Before Art's startled eyes, as the cat shifted from key to key, its paws tapped out the word emerson on the screen. "To make it even weirder, I've been studying Ralph Waldo Emerson intently for the past year, and the study has taken on a very symbolic meaning to me," he says, still in shock. "My wife was sitting next to me at the computer, and if I'm sent away for being crazy, she has to go, too!"

The uncanny coincidence. The unlikely conjunction of events. The startling serendipity. Who hasn't had it happen in their life? You think of someone for the first time in years, and run into them a few hours later. An unusual phrase you'd never heard before jumps out at you three times in the same day. On a back street in a foreign country, you bump into a college roommate. A book falls off the shelf at the bookstore and it's exactly what you need.

Is it only, as skeptics suggest, selective perception and the law of averages playing itself out? Or is it, as Carl Jung believed, a glimpse into the underlying order of the universe? He coined the term synchronicity to describe what he called the "acausal connecting principle" that links mind and matter. He said this underlying connectedness manifests itself through meaningful coincidences that cannot be explained by cause and effect. Such synchronicities occur, he theorized, when a strong need arises in the psyche of an individual. He described three types that he had observed: the coinciding of a thought or feeling with an outside event; a dream, vision or premonition of something that then happens in the future; and a dream or vision that coincides with an event occurring at a distance. No one has come up with a definition that has superceded his, although there has been debate on whether events linked to precognition and clairvoyance should be included as synchronicity.

Some scientists see a theoretical grounding for synchronicity in quantum physics, fractal geometry, and chaos theory. They are finding that the isolation and separation of objects from each other is more apparent than real; at deeper levels, everything -- atoms, cells, molecules, plants, animals, people -- participates in a sensitive, flowing web of information. Physicists have shown, for example, that if two photons are separated, no matter by how far, a change in one creates a simultaneous change in the other.......

The more pragmatic a person, the greater a surprise a synchronistic incident is -- even mild ones of the sort that happen to most people sooner or later. For example, Bruce, a corporate lawyer, was stunned the day that, just as he was getting ready to dial his father, he picked up the phone and heard his father's voice on the other end -- calling him. "I said, `Holy smokes!' We were both dumbfounded!" he recalls. For a moment in time, synchronicity shattered their assumptions of cause-and-effect reality...

Synchronicity happens "out there": against the odds, something in the Universe seems to swing into place to answer an inner need we have. Intuition happens "in here": it's an inner knowing, an ability to tune into knowledge in a nonrational, nonlinear way. We know something but we don't know how we know it....

For example, here's a mind-boggling synchronicity story that's just as mind-boggling when viewed as an intuition story. Pam's father was chopping down a tree for firewood when it suddenly fell on him, crushing the left side of his face almost beyond recognition and shattering his back. Against all odds, he shoved the tree off of himself and walked a mile for help. Pam flew to Ithaca, New York, to be with him. It wasn't until weeks later, when she had returned to New York City, that she picked up the tablet she had been taking notes on in class at the time the accident had happened. She had been idly doodling in the margins -- and her drawings included a face with the left half shaded in black and a person's back with two Xs on the spine, marking the same vertebrae that her father had broken.

If we eliminate Jung's two psi-related definitions and just focus on the coinciding of inner and outer events in a way that defies causal explanation, there can still be an overlapping, because the inner event can be an intuitive hit. In practice, synchronicity and intuition sometimes seem so intertwined that it's hard to tell where one leaves off and the other begins.

Shelley was sitting at Notre Dame in Paris giving her sore feet a rest. The shoes she had worn from the States had turned out to be painful, and her limited budget didn't allow her to buy another pair. Suddenly she felt an inner prompting, and she got up, walked out of the church, and turned left. Following her promptings, she made several other turns to arrive at a square. There, on top of a trash can, sat a pair of brand new black boots with no signs of wear -- in exactly her size. "It was perfect," she said. "If they had been inside the trash can, I wouldn't have pulled them out. If they had been worn before, I wouldn't have put them on. And they were so stylish I never could have afforded them myself!"

So is this an intuition story or a synchronicity story? Intuition got her to the boots. Synchronicity provided her with precisely what she needed: she was virtually handed the boots by the Universe.

Some synchronicities are not the delivery of objects but of insights: something in the outer world crystallizes or confirms an inner process. Those synchronicities can "feel" much like intuition: it's sudden information perceived by the psyche and experienced as true. "They're both messages, but one is internal and one external," says John Graham, a former foreign officer who with his wife, Ann Medlock, runs the Giraffe Project, an intrepid organization in Langley, Washington, that recognizes people who stick their necks out for the common good. The organization lives hand to mouth on donations, but John intuitively knows when a big check is in the morning mail, and the amount is often synchronistically the exact amount they need to pay a pressing bill. "Synchronicity and intuition are saying the same thing, it's just as if one were speaking French and the other Spanish," he says.

David Spangler, an author, teacher, and former guiding light of Findhorn, believes the two have many underlying similarities. "Intuition is another form of synchronicity: When I intuit something, there's no apparent cause-and-effect relationship between my knowledge and how I got the knowledge," he says. "Likewise, synchronicity is precipitated intuition: we know of a connection not inwardly but outwardly, through action and perception. In both cases, the pattern carries the same message: we live in a world more intricately and holistically organized than we may ever have previously supposed."

Ultimately, it seems that our perception of the two is based on how we experience the boundary between our inner and outer environments. The more we feel a part of all around us, the more we engage in a dance of energy and input from all sides. At that point, it doesn't matter, except as a point of passing interest, where the information comes from: it just comes.

Yet, until we live at that exalted level of consciousness, we can make good use of the interplay between the two. For example, some people develop their intuition using synchronicity as a tool. They follow an inner urge or message and watch for the results: if a meaningful coincidence results, it is a sign to them that they're on the right track and that they can trust that voice in the future. For instance, Kathleen was driving toward the mountains for a hike when she made a split-second decision to go to a pottery studio instead. "I don't know why -- it just felt right," she says. She had thought about stopping there before but had never gotten around to it. Just as she walked in the door, a woman was putting the finishing touches on a large ceramic pot. "It's a drum," she told Kathleen, "But I don't know anything about putting a skin on it." "I've make drums!" exclaimed Kathleen. "I know where to get the skins!" They quickly agreed to collaborate; in exchange, the woman will give her lessons. "It confirmed my intution," says Kathleen, "and let me know that pottery is something I should definitely pursue."

"Conversely, some people make active use of intuitive skills to garner useful coincidences. Ray Simon, a Massachusetts writer, is constantly scanning the environment for oddities; he runs quick intuitive checks on them and follows where they lead him, often with fortuitous outcomes. For example, he was at a library looking up material on Alfred North Whitehead. A computer search listed 12 references, the third of which was blank. He pulled up the information on the third, found out that it actually referred to a book on Sartre, and so went to the shelves to find it. "These things are annoying to follow," he says with a laugh. "Your reasonable mind wants to do things that make sense." Next to that book was a different one on Sartre, a comic book that laid out his philosophy in a whimsical format. "I needed that information because I write computer manuals, and it's an ongoing battle to stay light," he says. "That book enriched my life and expanded my thinking about what could be done."

There's something about turning one's choices over to intuition that seems to avail oneself to synchronicity," says Allan Combs, Ph.D., a psychology professor at the University of North Carolina at Asheville who co-authored Synchronicity: Science, Myth and the Trickster (Marlowe). "In practice, that can mean moving from moment to moment when making decisions, even small decisions -- especially small decisions! If you expect the unexpected, synchronicity will emerge....."

--- A Wink from the Cosmos," by Meg Lundstrom (Intuition Magazine, May 1996)

Intention means "a determination to act in a certain way". How often have you been inspired and motivated to lose weight, stop smoking, or make some other life changes that could really make a difference in your life.

But as much as you want to make those changes, stuff happens. Though your intentions are sincere, the output of making your desired changes has been less than satisfactory. Consider trying Rapid Data Transfer (RDT) Generation II Technology. to boost you into manifesting your intentions.

Global Consciousness Project

Princeton Engineering Anomalies Research

International Consciousness Research Laboratories

PEAR (Princeton Engineering Anomalies Research) proved over many years that awareness, consciousness, attention, and intention has a measurable effect on influencing random number generators or random event generators output.

Although the PATHS RDT technology has nothing to do with random number generators, you can enjoy using PEAR as a reference because the studies prove that the human mind has an influence over various processes such as how balls fall through slots and wind up in slots with different numbers that are based on what number is being focused on. These concepts have been verified by many other universities as well as Princeton.

There are many computers linked around the world in the Global Consciousness Project. They are taking collective data regarding the overall influence on them by global consciousness that are measured during major events that affect our world.

Some of these events include 9/11, the tsunami, the Obama/McCain election. Before, during and after these events, all the output from the event generators that are hooked to all of these computers deviate strongly away from statistical probability.

Through PATHS own R&D, the same effect of mind over machine has been found to occur on multiple levels.

With RDT Generation II, your own subconscious mind is telling the RDT hardware and software what to do in a very advanced level of quantum interaction. The way the hardware booster sends instructions and how the visual/audio theater presentation plays out is determined by your own subconscious mind. This is one level of interaction with the RDT Generation II technology. Therefore, instructions are more specifically targeted to your needs at each given moment.