CULTURAL HISTORY AND TOOLS AND THEIR APPLICATION TO REMOTE VIEWING

Customs and traditions vary greatly between cultures. However, it seems that within these differences there is one particular ability which, although labeled differently, appears to be the same thing -- the ability to perceive people, things, and events occurring at a distance from the physical body and not perceived by any other normal route of perception. This ability has been given different labels by different cultures throughout history.

GOALS

The main goals of this Module is to educate the student into past practices and traditions that laid the ground for modern psi research and applications. Remote viewing did not develop in a vacuum but was an extension of centuries of earlier cultural traditions. In this module we will examine some of the major concepts from the past that will help the student understand the modern development of remote viewing. As well as text material, students will be given examples and exercises to better understand this module.

INSTRUCTOR

Dr. Angela Thompson Smith has a long history of learning and practicing such esoteric tools as Runes. She reinforced this learning by attending shamanic workshops with acknowledged experts. In addition, she attended graduate level shamanic courses with Dr. Ruth Inge Heinz at Saybrook University. Later she attended shamanic instruction courses with Vision Seekers.

This course will take place on June 15th, from 10am-1pm PDT.

The fee for this module is $75 for IRVA members and $100 for nonmembers.

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