what kind of truths can you scan from the pic of this room?

[infinione]

I am interested to see what kind of truths and feelings you get from scanning this room. Are they any good feelings, bad feelings, or corrupted feelings? I'm interested to hear.

[scarlet]

I feel way more insecurity and nervousness than the room physically looks like. A lot of not-knowing-what-to-do, or maybe thinking to know what to do but secretly having no clue at all. Now that I think of it, it feels like the grand, imposing room is making up for the little true knowledge that resides within it.

Never looked at it this way. Quite contrary to what I always read in main-stream and alternative news, which both state that the president (or higher officials) knows everything. Only the first one says it in a positive way and the latter one in a negative way.

I'm curious what the more advanced students feel

[Arthurity]

There's this sense of outer control, as if they want to make everything look under control, and achieve satisfaction through it, in order to compensate for the chaos inside.

The guy himself though feels not as much chaotic as bored. Doesn't really like being there, insecure about consequences of his actions. He wants to try and care, but people are very difficult to satisfy and to work with. It's more the organisation itself that's cluttered

I'm not going to give any deeper scans though, since I have personal biases and ideas to work through before being able to look at it all with a clear and decisive mind. Scanning out governments and all hits buttons I need to work through.

[Tato]

My insides immediately go all clenchy and upset when I look at it. alot of pain in that room, both evil, and pain of helplessness.

[Sparky]

I see a bunch of shadows in the room, one on each side are big ones, and another big one behind looming over the president like a teacher would with their student to see what they are doing on their assignments or puppet like. A bit like a silhouette or an impression of someone standing there. It also feels and looks cobwebby. Makes me think of how old the place really is plus muck as well. I also get a headache from it, it is not a big one but enough to be noticed. There's a lot of secrets in there as well and either due to secrets or how quiet it must be for the leader to speak there is a lot of "sshhh" going on.

I have biases for and against the government too. I've always wanted to physically visit the place though regardless of good or bad things I heard of it. Just because it is legendary.

[Rayna]

Okay. I looked at this a couple times yesterday and couldn't figure out if my gut was upset because of the image or my own bubbling anger issues and things.

Looking at it again now, I've proven that it's due to the image. Only a glance and my guts clenching up lots. If I link this to my issues I can see thats because - like others - I've also got some biased views when it comes to seeing things as they 'are', as opposed to how I 'want' them to be. The image shows me something very different than what I'm conditioned to "expect". So here's my scan:

Nervousness. There's a lot of anticipation weighing like a heavy dark cloud around the oval office's desk, president, and in a couple of the corners I can see. Luufie mentioned shadows and I can definitely feel them, but it seems like a combination of dense energies in various points due to various frustrations, lies, and anticipations, as well as a lingering feeling of 'being watched'. I can't say the shadows are like entities yet - considering - but I get a simple phrase in my head.

"Yes, Mr. President. The world is watching." or "You're being watched". This could be years of accumulated emotions linked to former presidents as well. There's also this sense that he's trying to "fill the room" with his presence, but it's a hollow guise. On the inside he just seems very dark. Very insecure.

[Peggy]

The photo is not a real photo. I looked at it several times yesterday and got a very "something is not right feeling. Then I tried to focus on the Pres and got nothing. So that left me very confused, as he has a very strong personality. Each and everytime I looked at the photo I got the feeling that it was an empty photo. So finally I gave up and did some double checking and that is NOT a real photo. Everything in it is not correct except the desk does look similar. So I do not know what one can scan from something artificially created.

[Rayna]

So I do not know what one can scan from something artificially created.

Very possibly the energies placed into it upon creation. If that's the case then this would tell us a lot about what was "intended" for the image as far as impressions, or perhaps the energies from the creator. Either way, it's also for fun. And we shouldn't just wave off multiple similar impressions because 'it could be fake", after all.

[Arthurity]

The funny thing is that what you actually focus on, is what you scan. That's not necessarily the image you see. It's perfectly possible to see the Pres there, even if he would be a fake, you'd focus on what's going on with the Pres, and get your answers about that. It's the same for the room. If you're not sure what you'd be scanning, just ask yourself what you want to know, and focus on that, before going in to scan the image.

You could compare if you want. Scan with focus specifically on the *image* (it'll actually be difficult not to focus on Obama for some), and then focus on the Pres and the actual room. See if you notice any differences.

[Edwinn]

I feel way more insecurity and nervousness than the room physically looks like. A lot of not-knowing-what-to-do, or maybe thinking to know what to do but secretly having no clue at all. Now that I think of it, it feels like the grand, imposing room is making up for the little true knowledge that resides within it.

Never looked at it this way. Quite contrary to what I always read in main-stream and alternative news, which both state that the president (or higher officials) knows everything. Only the first one says it in a positive way and the latter one in a negative way.

I'm curious what the more advanced students feel

I see this pictures again and again and I think that you are right that's the reason I totally agreed with you which you said about the pics. Thanks for sharing your opinion with us.