Controlled Remote Viewing UK 2008

                          
Remote Viewing is a perceptual technique whereby a person can describe people, places or events that are perceived mentally but are separated from the viewer by distance, shielding, and even time. 

The Controlled Remote Viewing (CRV) training at Loch Lomond covers the 6 stages of CRV in 5 days and strictly follows the protocols developed by Ingo Swann and documented by Paul Smith. Places are strictly limited to ten participants and will be allocated on a first come, first served basis for an investment of £500 (there is a discount of 10% for IAWE members) For application forms and workshop details: CRV Loch Lomond June 2008 or Contact mike@energymasters.co.uk
	Mike and Stella Webster

For further details contact: Mike Webster. The Old House Cameron Home Farm, Alexandria, Dumbartonshire. G83 8QZ. Telephone 01389 751502. mike@energymasters.co.uk. 
For the Nevada Remote Viewing Group www.remoteviewingnv.com and access ‘Nevada Remote Viewing Group UK’ for information on our group.      
                

                         Dr Angela Thompson Smith at Loch Lomond in 2008                      

We are very happy to confirm that Dr Angela Smith, who is one of the leading teachers of Remote Viewing and head of the Nevada Remote Viewing Group, will be returning to the UK in 2008 to hold two  5-day courses in Remote Viewing. Those of you who attended ‘The Field’ conferences in London in 2003 will undoubtedly remember Angela’s excellent workshops and will find her with Russell Targ and Hal Puthoff of ‘The Field’, amongst the founders of the International Remote Viewing Association (IRVA) www.irva.org.
		Dr Angela Thompson Smith

The Accelerated Controlled Remote Viewing (CRV) training offered by Dr. Smith covers the 6 stages of Controlled Remote Viewing (CRV) in 5 days and strictly follows the protocols developed by Ingo Swann and documented by Paul Smith.
Places are strictly limited to ten participants and will be allocated on a first come, first served basis.

Extended Remote Viewing Course (ERV) was developed by Captain Fred (Skip) Atwater at the U.S. Fort Meade military unit. ERV has been defined as remote viewing using an altered state of consciousness for an extended period of time. Various ERV methods will be covered with students eventually incorporating ERV into their CRV sessions. (Open to those who have completed the CRV Course).
For application forms and workshop details: ERV Loch Lomond September 2008
 
For further details contact: Mike Webster. The Old House Cameron Home Farm, Alexandria, Dumbartonshire. G83 8QZ. Telephone 01389 751502. mike@energymasters.co.uk. 
For the Nevada Remote Viewing Group www.remoteviewingnv.com and access ‘Nevada Remote Viewing Group UK’ for information on our group.  

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"For remote viewing to have a more positive influence on our future, it must be found useful at the grass roots level where goal oriented individuals can perceive its applications for the common good. Only those individuals who have made some effort to understand it as a personal experience will be in a position to comprehend more fully the potential of it. They are the advanced thinkers who will redefine the boundaries of consciousness".   Ingo Swann