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Introduction to the Technical Remote Viewing Training System & The Story of PSI TECH This introductory tape introduces the new student to PSI TECH and Technical Remote Viewing. You will learn about the history and development of this technology and view a live TRV demonstration that PSI TECH's president Joni Dourif performed for reporters in Los Angeles. This tape includes news and media clips and interviews with PSI TECH trainees, who share their experiences and tell how learning TRV has enhanced and improved their lives. Discover the true story of this originally classified technology and its role in changing the scope of consciousness as we enter the new millennium. TRV Lecture Series A - How TRV Works In this first lecture tape, you will learn what TRV is and how the human mind is able to consistently access and deliver accurate target data on any person, place, thing or event anywhere in time and space. Joni presents the theoretical model of the human psyche as developed by Carl Jung, and explains why the concepts he developed have withstood the test of time. You will learn the four major functions that all of us are born with: The Intellect, The Physical, Emotions, and finally, the least understood, Instinct/Intuition, and how these functions relate with your personal unconscious, conscious thinking, the ego, your internal and external environment and your unconscious mind. In detail, Joni explains what all of these complex mental processes have to do with remote viewing, and how they allow us to access the Collective Unconscious, which was referred to as "The Matrix" by the developer of TRV, Ingo Swann. Joni explains how PSI TECH's TRV technology was developed, first utilized as a tool to gather military intelligence, and how this breakthrough, for the first time in human history, allowed anyone trained in this skill to accurately download information, at will. Some key points you will learn in this lecture: What is TRV? The Collective Unconscious Explained Your four major functions - a model of the human psyche The fully synchronized and integrated processes we are born with Western culture's influence on our natural processes The importance of the ego, conscious thinking, your unconscious and spirit How these processes relate to Technical Remote Viewing How the structure of Technical Remote Viewing works The easiest things to remote view, and why Is the future set? The possibilities of TRV and how it can be applied How TRV was developed/Ingo Swann's discovery How PSI TECH was established as a corporation PSI TECH's mission and future TRV Lecture Series B - Protocols, Structure and Terminology In this lecture module you will be familiarized with Technical Remote Viewing protocols, structure and terminology. The TRV protocols are a regimented set of steps that make up the structure of Technical Remote Viewing. You will learn each stage of TRV, how each stage provides a viewer with closer target site contact and how your perceptual apparatus objectifies remote viewing data. You will learn how to distinguish between imagination and target related data and the procedures for declaring breaks, with each type being clearly defined and explained. You will learn how to execute a movement exercise, produce a summary and analyze your TRV data. In this lecture, you will learn the concepts and definitions related to: Stage 1 - Ideogram production and decoding Stage 2 - Sensory Perceptions Stage 3 - Kinesthetic sketch Stage 4 - Systematic problem solving The execution of breaks Analytical Overlay (AOL) and types of AOL Movement Exercises Summary & Analysis TRV Lecture Series C - Creating and Cueing Targets In this lecture, you will learn how to properly search the Matrix and choose targets, analogously pulling a "book" from the "library" of the Collective Unconscious. You will be taught how to produce Target Reference Numbers and assign them to your target. You will learn how to cue a target, writing it in the order of the general to the specific. You will learn how to properly create a target folder and envelope. Some key points you will learn in this lecture: The difference between a blind and front loaded target Assigning Target Reference Numbers to a target Creating and cueing a blind target Using photographs as target reference material (feedback) Which classes of targets are easy, intermediate, or high difficulty Targeting yourself Partial front loaded targets Cueing an Optimum Trajectory / How future choices present themselves in a TRV session

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