(Kiri discusses tapping into race memory of an entire race or just an individual from Earth’s history to see things the way they saw the world around them. Part meditation and part self-regression, she offers the advantages of seeing the past and a little of how to do it though the student would have to fill in a lot of blanks she left out. One thing to make it easier she says is to call on your guides to help make the connection to tap into the group mind of the human race.) 

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Kiri: ........but Mark does have one advantage over you.

Russ: strategy.

Kiri: not only strategy....

Russ: you two in his head.

Kiri: no.

Russ: what?

Kiri: if he figures it out........is the tape running?

Russ: uh-huh.

Kiri: oh well, I’ll tell him anyway. If he figures it out, what’s his racial descent?

Russ: English……Celtic?

Kiri: uh-huh.

Russ: yeah.

Kiri: what type of Celt?

Russ: I don’t know.

Kiri: Cornish Celt and what are the Cornish known for? They’re a seafaring race.

Russ: oh.

Kiri: one of their past times is piracy.

Russ: but could he draw upon that? I mean you could.

Kiri: if he could figure out…..

Russ: you can just suck up on your past life experiences and go, "yeah that’s right".

Kiri: uh-huh, if he can tap into the racial consciousness and we told you how to do that……

Russ: uh-huh.

Kiri: put two and two together….

Russ: we’ll see.

Kiri: you will be dealing with not just Mark but his whole entire race memory.

Russ: we'll see.
 
Kiri: uh-huh.

Kiri: okay, now let’s get down to business as I’m doing the ring mistress duties.

Russ: and quite well I’m sure.

Kiri: okay now let me see, how does sleeping beauty sitting in her chair with her portable…..

Russ: what, is Tia all crashed out?

Kiri: no she’s linked into the main computer at the moment on a terminal.

Russ: what, she's monitoring the situations?

Kiri: uh-huh.

Russ: oh.

Kiri: now let me see, okay hello and welcome to the channeling session tonight at 8:45 PM on the 28th? 29th of October 1997?

Kiri: do you have any current questions for me?

Russ: yeah, I want to know more about tapping into the race memory that you said we'd talked about.

Kiri: okay, tapping into race memory.

Russ: I don’t remember it.

Kiri: well if you remember we talked about meditation….

(Ed. note: an earlier podcast on the subject is in the 2018 archives in June)

Russ: we did?

Kiri: well, okay......

Russ: we talked about meditation a few times.

Kiri: uh-huh.

Russ: what does that have to do with race memory and tapping into it?

Kiri: okay this is how it’s done. Okay, you sit in a meditation and you meditate as if you’re going into a trance.

Russ: uh-huh.

Kiri: as if you’re about to do a self-regression. Okay, now the advantages of going into the racial consciousness is to be able to draw upon the learning lessons of the whole entire race, how it survived through various circumstances. Now you can zero in on certain individuals of that ethnic descent and one of the advantages is that you can look at it from the various interaction and points of view of various individuals. Not just one individual as in a past life regression of yourself but of a myriad of different individuals. You won’t get what they are thinking or what they were thinking at the moment but you will get what they experienced. Sights, sounds, feelings and you won’t be able to change the actions because they’ve already happened. You won’t be able to stop and pick up a piece of grass unless they stopped and picked up a piece of grass. You will experience everything they experienced except what they are thinking. And also as you experience, you experienced it as it happens, as it happened at the occurrence. Let us say I was to tap into the race consciousness of the highland people, not the Highland family or the Tanaka family but the highland people that lived up on the high plateaus where I was born and raised as a little girl.

Russ: right.

Kiri: let us say I tap into the race consciousness of the highland people and let’s say I want to tap into the experience of a young man and his first love. I will experience everything he experiences, every sensation except for what he’s thinking. Any questions?

Russ: yes, why not their thinking?

Kiri: their thinking is because it is not your thoughts, it is not your past life but the race past life.

Russ: okay when I’m doing past life regressions……

Kiri: uh-huh.

Russ: for instance looking into what’s being thought…..

Kiri: uh-huh.

Russ: and you mentioned looking into what’s being felt….

Kiri: uh-huh.

Russ: aren’t the two things the same?

Kiri: no.

Russ: why not?

Kiri: feelings and thoughts in the way that you mean them are the same but feelings, the soft fur of the kitten, the natural fibers of the blanket…..

Russ: emotions.

Kiri: emotions but general emotions, not the thought process of the emotions of, "oh my God, I’m so happy.”

Russ: oh so just scared, thrilled, whatever?

Kiri: uh-huh.

Russ: well why is that, why can’t you hook into their thinking?

Kiri: because it is not your past life, you are experiencing a group past life and you have selected an individual that you wish to experience.......

Russ: ahh, okay.

Kiri: but it is not yours. Or, you can act as an independent outside observer like a fly on the wall where you do not experience anybody’s feelings, emotions or what they’re going through but you experience everything as if you are really there and you are participating but nothing can hurt you because you’re not really there.

Russ: right.

Kiri: it’s more like watching one of your entertainments or interacting in a historical holo or a holo of some recorded event. You see?

Russ: uh-huh. Now you mentioned the advantages of race memories but you haven’t mentioned any yet, you’ve only said that the description of what it is to tap into them. So what are some of the advantages to tapping into a race memory?

Kiri: oh there are a myriad of possibilities, myriad of possibilities. Stop doing the etc., come on, get to the point, get to the chase, I am in my own immutable way (she then blows a raspberry). Okay….

Russ: how do you spell that?

Kiri: let us say you want to experience the awakening of Sarra okay? (from the Sirian Chronicles) And you want a question answered of what was the very first thing that she did right? And where did she go. It depends on the questions that you ask, that you want answered. To experience a actual historical event as it happened, to answer some question. How would you like to be right at the moment when John Quincy Adams, Benjamin Franklin, George…..not George Revere, Paul Revere and all those guys got together for the very first time and thought of revolution?

Russ: I see.

Kiri: to actually experience and live through what they went through in a condensed form. To actually be in John Quincy Adam's body as it happened. Or how about at the assassination of President Kennedy and to be on the grassy knoll to see who actually shot him?

Russ: now in this tapping into these to find out these events, are you guiding yourself or your guide's guiding you?

Kiri: a bit of both actually, more the better wisdom of the guides.

Russ: so you’re asking the guides to take you there….

Kiri: uh-huh.

Russ: and the guides if they feel that it’s necessary for your learning path will take you there?

Kiri: yeah.

Russ: I see.

Kiri: but you can do it yourself and it is a lot, lot harder and the success rate is a lot, lot less. Maybe one in a thousand, maybe one in a hundred thousand success rate. Sometimes it can be evens.

Russ: now how do you separate race memory from a really active imagination?

Kiri: hmm, good question, good question. How it happens is the pictures that come are not so much your thoughts. For example, you have your eyes closed, you're in your trance state and you stop thinking and you see the things around you. Like right now right? Stop typing at the keys for a second when you finish and without thinking of anything in your head, look around the room right? And as you look around the room you see things. You are listening to my voice or rather Mark's rather gravelly voice due to his current problem, you are seeing the colors but you’re not thinking thoughts. Now, let us take that and say that you are at the signing of the Declaration of Independence. You feel the warmth of Centennial Hall, you look around, you see all the host gathered there. You see Jonathan Hancock write his big flourishing signature across the bottom of your Declaration of Independence and the thoughts that you have of, "wow, oh my". And you hear the people talking, you see them assemble and make the hush as they read out the Declaration and you are hushed and the feeling of awe that they are also experiencing is your own. Not a removed, remote experience, you see?

Russ: hmm, I see.

Kiri: that is how that you can tell that it is your exp.........not your experience but somebody else’s. Something that’s not from a overactive imagination.

Russ: so it’s the reality of the event….

Kiri: yes.

Russ: that you feel?

Kiri: uh-huh. You can’t touch anything, you can’t reach down and pick up a pen, you can’t reach down and pick up the quill, you can’t turn the pages in the book, you can’t walk over and push somebody out of the way. In a really active imagination, you can do these things.

Russ: now during this viewing of this racial memory, are your guides giving you information as they do in a past life regression?

Kiri: no, they are there to stop sensory overload, to make sure you do not see things that they don’t think you should, they are there to watch and protect you. To keep an eye on you as it were.

Russ: why, what could happen?

Kiri: sensory overload.

Russ: for example?

Kiri: you’re getting too much information into you. Let’s say you are inside the great pyramid right? The one on Sirius not on Earth right? You’re getting all that energy pumping into your system. You feel the calm feeling, you follow Sarra as she walks out the door for the very, very first time and you are overpowered by the smells, the sounds, the heat, all the cool air and all these things start going through your system. Now what happens in sensory overload is the body will shut down. When you have too much information coming into you right? What happens?

Russ: shuts down.

Kiri: yeah, you lose interest, your mind blanks out, you walk away whatever in everyday occurrences when you have sensory overload. You get a headache and so on. Now, your guides are there to stop that from happening because if that happens in your regression or your viewing of a race memory…..

Russ: uh-huh.

Kiri: what occurs is you're shut down in that time until you come to again. Now that could be a few minutes, it could be a few hours. That’s not good because you are stuck in that world for that length of time.

Russ: really?

Kiri: uh-huh.

Russ: I see then.

Kiri: any more questions?

Russ: hmm, just one more.

Kiri: uh-huh.

Russ: it sounds like in your descriptions this has actually happened to you.

Kiri: what, sensory overload or a past race……?

Russ: right, yeah sensory overload during a racial memory.

Kiri: no, it hasn’t, I experienced somebody’s life that did.

Russ: oh.

Kiri: uh-huh. Because being a coercer, you have to be able to watch out for things like that. If somebody is doing something important and they have to do a sensory overload right? You want to be able to nip it in the bud so that they don’t have a sensory overload. Let us say I’m working with a young lady right? And she is doing a very delicate, delicate piece of operating on equipment with a laser scalpel right? And she starts to have…..or a laser drill and she starts to have sensory overload. Now what can happen with that laser drill?

Russ: a lot of dangerous things.

Kiri: exactly. So as a coercer, one of my jobs is to be able to step in and take that sensory overload and turn it into something that is useful for her. Or let us say heaven forbid, I’m assisting as a part of a coercer healer…..heaven forbid I ever get involved in that……and the healer starts to have sensory overload or the patient starts to suffer from sensory overload, I have to step in and be able to change the situation.

Russ: I see. Hmm, that makes more sense. So you’ve never been curious to go back and see what Sarra did on her first steps out of the great pyramid?

Kiri: I have been curious, I have…..

Russ: you are a librarian still.

Kiri: yes but that is one of the jobs, one of the things that I will do at a future time.

Russ: oh.

Kiri: why would I want to go back now when I would not fully appreciate and understand the experience? And if I did it now and then again later on then I might........might not enjoy it as much.

Russ: hmm, well that's different from a third dimensional point of view where we will go through and we'll watch a singular sports event or some event in our history over and over again….

Kiri: uh-huh.

Russ: to get more insight and more feeling each time that we see that.

Kiri: yes but you’re not actually experiencing it as if you were really there.

Russ: well no.

Kiri: you see it’s a big difference, big, big difference. I experience it as if I was really there.

Russ: okay, that makes sense.

Kiri: any more questions?

Russ: no.