COURSES AND INFORMATION

If you want to learn remote viewing, the first thing you should aware of is that there are currently – about 30 years after declassification of the Star Gate program – many different methods and flavors of “Remote Viewing” on the market. There are various reasons for these developments, the bottom line is that it is increasingly difficult to keep track of the sheer number of different approaches and methods. The variety of different methods ranges from simple, rather intuitive approaches to technically demanding and disciplined methods. For a brief overview, I have compiled a genealogy chart of the most important methods for the Center Lane project website.

I personally teach a specific remote viewing method, namely original Controlled Remote Viewing (CRV) based on Ingo Swann’s training curriculum, in the form in which it was taught and used in the military at the time. This is probably also the most intensive training available, so it may not be suitable for everyone’s needs – in the end, it always comes down to what you want to achieve for yourself with this knowledge.

The course structure is based on the original RVIS course program. Jana Rogge is a licensed training partner of RVIS, Inc. (the training company of Paul H. Smith) and is authorized to teach the RVIS curriculum. Paul H. Smith supports the courses with his expertise, appearing both in the theory modules and as a live monitor during the practical sessions.

RVIS, Inc., led by Paul H. Smith, Ph.D. is currently the only training organization in the world that teaches the unaltered, original version of CRV, and at the same time offers what is probably the most intensive training program of its kind. We are aware that there are “CRV” courses that claim to teach you the method in a single weekend. Studying with us means it will take at least a year. And we believe there is nothing we could or would want to leave out. For many reasons for this, please see the detailed explanations in the course description.