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AIM is a module in the HGS Manual. AIM's primary function is for specialized alien implant removal and is activated in the four main commands: Identify, Locate, Remove, Repair. Any implant identified in the HGS template, can be scanned using these four commands verbally or using "ILRR" command, at any point in the session work. | '''Abbreviation''' - [[AIM]] is the Alien Implant Module in the [[HGS]] Manual. | ||
AIM is a module in the HGS Manual. AIM's primary function is for specialized alien implant removal and is activated in the four main commands: Identify, Locate, Remove, Repair. Any implant identified in the HGS template, can be scanned using these four commands verbally or using "[[ILRR]]" command, at any point in the session work. | |||
Here you will find the guidelines <ref>[https://energeticsynthesis.com/hieros-gamos/hgs-alien-implant-module AIM]</ref> for the use of the HGS Alien Implant Module (AIM). Please be sure that you have completed the HGS Required Reading, agreed to the terms of The Statement of Action and Responsibility, and undergone the appropriate steps as outlined in the HGS Calibration, including the Physical Matrix Upgrade integration, before you attempt to perform an AIM session. | |||
==References== | |||
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==Reference== | ==Reference== | ||
HGS Manual, Page 178 | HGS Manual, Page 178 | ||
==See Also== | |||
[[Alien Implants]] | |||
[[Alien Body Parts]] | |||
[[Category: HGS Manual]] | [[Category: HGS Manual]] | ||
Latest revision as of 02:08, 13 April 2026
Acrynom: AIM
Abbreviation - AIM is the Alien Implant Module in the HGS Manual.
AIM is a module in the HGS Manual. AIM's primary function is for specialized alien implant removal and is activated in the four main commands: Identify, Locate, Remove, Repair. Any implant identified in the HGS template, can be scanned using these four commands verbally or using "ILRR" command, at any point in the session work.
Here you will find the guidelines [1] for the use of the HGS Alien Implant Module (AIM). Please be sure that you have completed the HGS Required Reading, agreed to the terms of The Statement of Action and Responsibility, and undergone the appropriate steps as outlined in the HGS Calibration, including the Physical Matrix Upgrade integration, before you attempt to perform an AIM session.
References
Reference
HGS Manual, Page 178