Jana Rogge

Current positions:

Senior Advisor to MK Advisors, MI, USA (Head of RV/ESP R&D)
President of Center Lane Project (Remote Viewing Information Transfer)
Director of PSI.vision Institute, Germany (Remote Viewing Research Institute)
Director of PSI Unit, Germany (Remote Viewing Information Transfer)
CEO Eckhaus Verlag Weimar, Germany (publishing house)
CEO Center Lane Publishing, Germany (publishing house)
Editor of the PSI.VISION publication Series on Remote Viewing
Managing Editor of New Thinking Allowed Magazine (Publication of the New Thinking Allowed Foundation)

Jana Rogge is a German researcher, graphic designer and author. She’s a trained and accomplished remote viewer, and has created international connections in the remote viewing field.

Jana currently serves as a Senior Advisor to MK Advisors. In her role, she is leading an R&D effort for multi-phase, long-term studies on remote viewing and ESP applications and technology development, helping to leverage the organization’s projects. MK Advisors is a US based, woman owned business operating in the Pacific, sub Saharan Africa, and the US with the Department of Defense, and communities to accelerate the adoption of advanced technology for the productive use of energy and economic development.

Jana runs several projects and companies, including a research institute, a communication and design agency, two publishing houses and operational remote viewing work groups. For seven years she held a teaching position at the Bauhaus University in Weimar, Germany, where she taught the fundamentals of visual design and perception theory.

She began her career as an artist, then studied visual communication in Weimar and graduating in 2001 with a degree in graphic design. Her thesis investigated hypertext-based research methods in the application of Ludwig Wittgenstein’s written legacy.

Building upon a decade of personal experience with non-local perception, in 2019 Jana learned about Remote Viewing, and subsequently received training in TRV, ERV and CRV from notable leaders in the field, including Gunther Rattay, David Morehouse, Manfred Jelinski, Pam Coronado, Bill Ray, Tom McNear and, finally, Paul H. Smith, PhD, who she considers her mentor and continues to work with on several projects. Beginning in the spring of 2021, she has assisted Paul and RVIS, Inc. with CRV courses in Germany and in the USA, and also acts as a student mentor and training development associate.

In 2022, Jana won the IRVA/iRiS research award for a research project on the evaluation of data correctness in CRV sessions.

Jana is a member of the International Remote Viewing Association (IRVA), the Parapsychological Association (PA), the Society of Scientific Exploration (SSE), the German Society of Anomalistics (GfA), and the Rhine Research Center.

Jana has written and published books on a variety of different topics. In collaboration with the PSI.vision Institute, she is currently developing a series of scientific and historical publications on Remote Viewing.

Jana is the past Editor-in-Chief of the English-language remote viewing magazine Aperture, published by the International Remote Viewing Association (IRVA). She published the bilingual book From Star Gate to Today —CRV After 3 Decades, (Eckhaus Verlag, 2021) as well as the German translation of Paul H. Smith’s book, Essential Guide: Grundlagen des Remote Viewing (Eckhaus Verlag, 2022). Together with Paul H. Smith and Tom McNear she published the English-language compendium The Foundations of Controlled Remote Viewing (Center Lane Publishing, 2023) that collects fundamental CRV works and, since 2023, serves as the managing editor of the new parapsychology magazine New Thinking Allowed Magazine.