Branches: Short courses

Applied Remote Viewing: September 27 & 28, October 25 & 26, November 22 & 23

Class registrants will meet 7PM Friday evening on September 26th for introductions and initial briefing.

WHAT IS APPLIED REMOTE VIEWING?
Applied Remote Viewing (originally called Coordinate Remote Viewing) is a method of psychoenergetic perception originally developed and used by various United States intelligence agencies as a counter to the threat of possible Soviet psychic espionage. Remote Viewing may be defined as the acquisition and description, by mental means alone, of information blocked from ordinary perception by distance, shielding, or time.

WHAT WILL I LEARN?
The Applied Remote Viewing course is designed to present remote viewing at its most elemental and basic practice and, step by step, introduce increasingly more advanced techniques and methods of target acquisition. You will learn a process, methodology, and a disciplined use of a set of protocols, that will produce verifiable, documentable, and useful data. As you progress, you will be guided through actual sessions against verifiable and progressively more complex targets.

The course teaches you how to detect and decode the major gestalt of a target, describe sensory impressions from the site, grasp its fundamental dimensional characteristics, and describe site characteristics. You will learn how to detect, identify, and deal with "mental noise," the largest problem in "psychic" functioning. You will learn how to produce in words, sketches, and modeling material, information that could not have been known any other way than through "non-physical" contact with a distant target.

PHASE ONE TRAINING- May 31 & June 1, 9am-7pm

• Remote Viewing learning theory.
• Fundamental RV conceptual theory (the role of the matrix and signal line, and how they interact with the mind to cause human awareness of so-called psychically-derived information).
• Stage I lecture and practice exercises (making contact with the target and ideogrammatic dialoging).
• Stage II lecture and practice (sensory data, dimensionals, aesthetic impact).
• Stage III lecture and practice (sketch and movement exercises).
• Introduction to Monitoring (tasking, micro-movements, staying in structure).

PHASE TWO TRAINING- June 28 & 29, 9am-7pm

• Stage IV lecture and practice (creating and probing the matrix, sketch, and movement exercises).
• Stage V lecture and practice (perceiving emanations and abstract conceptuals).

PHASE THREE TRAINING- July 26 & 27, 9am-7pm

• Stage VI lecture and practice (three dimensional decoding and modeling of the site).
• Stage VII  (time line, advanced audibles)
• Advanced Techniques (deep mind probe, technology transfer, scalar determinations, future probabilities).

These courses are given over the entire weekend. They are intensive, yet fun. You should be prepared for several hours of lecture, study, and practice. Come to courses dressed very comfortably. If you wear contact lenses you may wish to wear your glasses. You will have to learn some fairly complex concepts, then demonstrate and practice what you have learned.
You should bring pens and/or pencils and a lot of paper --lined paper for note taking, as well as unlined paper (about half a ream) for remote viewing practice. You will be doing a lot of writing. In the Phase Three Course you will need to bring modeling material such as Play-Doh™, or clay, as well. Last, but perhaps most important, bring an open mind.

There is a month in between each phase of training so that the student has time to assimilate and practice what he or she has learned. Students are expected to attend the entire 6 days unless prior arrangements are made with the instructor. Please note that an absence of just a few hours may cause the student to fall too far behind. In such cases, and at the instructor's sole discretion, the student will need to finish the course at another time.

LIMITED SEATING - REGISTER EARLY
Seating will be limited to the first 16 people registering. Registration will be closed thereafter.

TUITION: $425.

ABOUT YOUR INSTRUCTOR

C. Leigh Culver is a previous board of directors member for the American Association of Remote Viewers (AARV), as well as, Noumen, a Russian psi research organization based in Moscow.
Leigh received his training in remote viewing several years ago from several assignees to the military remote viewing program. He is fully trained in Coordinate Remote Viewing (CRV) and Extended Remote Viewing (ERV), and has trained many in these disciplines.

Leigh has, also, spent several years researching remote viewing and other psi applications programs in Russia. He has visited numerous psi labs that had previously been held as "secret" by the Russian government.

Leigh has worked numerous years in the medical field as a physician extender in various parts of the world, including SE Asia, the Middle East, Central Asia and West Africa. In addition, Leigh is a certified clinical hypnotherapist, trauma counselor and nutritional specialist. He currently works in the field of holistic health in a nutritionally oriented medical practice.

Feedback from the Winter 2008 class: "(This class was) verifiable, fascinating insight into the way the conscious & subconscious mind works.", "(Leigh) had a wealth of experience.", "Leigh is an incredible instructor.", "(Remote viewing) will permeate everything that I do. I can divide my life into two distinct periods- life before RV & life after RV.", "I absolutely loved this class & recommend it to everyone!"