Remote Viewing Trainer

How does remote viewing work?

That’s a question scientists are still trying to find answers to. Here’s what we do know! It works!

I teach my students the principles of remote viewing so that they can understand what it truly entails. Starting with the groundworks of the scientific double-blind protocol, the human mind and brain, perception, interpretation and communication, conscious awareness, and subconscious information. During the course exercises, the students often discover entirely new levels of awareness.

Personal development – learn how to manage your thoughts and emotions

The moment the students have a “lightbulb moment”, they start to improve their Remote Viewing, they hit the target, and produce useful information. The structured principles I teach are a tool to help you develop your innate abilities further. The actual development of the skills and insights does not happen in 4-6 days of training! It can only develop by practice and putting your skills to the test. Some students believe the trainer can wave a magic wand and “make them psychic”, but that’s not the case! Refining a raw ability into a skill is hard work! It can get frustrating! Especially if you go into training with high expectations of yourself!

As a trainer, I can usually tell who of my students are going to be good Remote Viewers after the first 20 hours. If they stick with the program for at least 20 hours of regular serious practice (equivalent to 20 sessions) and send me their homework, they will start to see results and continue. If they give up before that time, they are not going to be developing their ability into a skill. They clearly had the expectation that it was going to be very easy, or that the trainer can wave a magic wand and make them psychic. Sorry to burst that bubble! The real learning happens after the training, provided you continue with the practice and observe or take note of what is happening. Much like Mindfulness Meditation, the process is simple, but it is not easy!

 There are also many students with a deep fear of failure. They forget that there is no such thing as failure, there is only learning! If it is learning you want, you must accept so-called “failure”. We learn more from what went wrong than from what went right! Moving past the fear of failure is the start of something truly amazing! We hear of amazing Military Remote Viewers who are world-class Remote Viewers today. But we rarely hear about their struggles when they started decades ago. We rarely hear about the time they just wanted to give up but were pushed to continue. If that hadn’t happened, they would not be world-class Remote Viewers today.

As a trainer, it is my job to help you on your personal journey. I understand the challenges you will face along the way (I have been there), and I will give you suggestions on how you can overcome these pitfalls, so you can develop faster than those who had to figure things out the hard way.

Are you up for the challenge???