TRV.COM is a new information service developed by PSI TECH and designed to teach the public about TRV and to showcase
PSI TECH's special project video reports.
Before I explain what it's all about and the
vision for PSI TECH's latest internet venture, lets allow Professor Ideo to introduce himself.
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Imagine a huge library with every book about every person, place, thing and
event in the world. A place that has recorded everything that has happened
since the beginning of time and movement. Everything, meaning the creation
of a pencil through the birth, development and growth of every person
and every other living thing. What if we stored all of this information
like books or blueprints in a place?
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In the myriad and complex world of human mythology, there are commonalties among various cultures across the globe in regards
to life after death and the journey one takes when one leaves his or her earthly body.
What happens at the moment of death has been one of man's greatest mysteries. In the following article, find out what happened when
students recently viewed
the blind target "Human Physical Death Event/Ethereal Activity."
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In January, PSI TECH released a Technical Remote Viewing Project Preliminary Report
on missing person Laci Peterson; a Modesto, California woman who
disappeared in late December of 2002.
The case took a dramatic turn on Monday, when
decomposed skeletal remains of a female that washed out of the San Francisco bay
were found along the shore
near Richmond. One day earlier a hiker found a full-term
fetus, umbilical cord still attached, near the same stretch of shoreline.
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When our students learn Technical Remote Viewing and realize how effective the technology is, one of their most commonly asked questions is, "How can I incorporate this skill into my every day life?" TRV originated as a militarily applied intelligence collection tool and as such, it has a myriad of applications for problem solving.
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PSI TECH has received an increased number of letters from law enforcement individuals recently. Some whose lives are affected by natural "psi" occurrences often find their way to PSI TECH's door steps. Confused and wanting to know why these events are happening to them, they seek our advice on the phenomena. In this issue of The Signal Line, we share with our readers our response to one of these common queries.
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Bilocation is a word that any avid remote viewing researcher will come across and it is also an experience
that all remote viewers have while implementing the TRV protocols. In the following article,
Joni Dourif provides an explanation of this phenomena and answers some commonly asked questions.
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Kimberly Snow sat down at her dining room table one day and prepared to do the PSI TECH Target of the Week. What might have been an ordinary routine training target was instead a life-altering moment for her. In one afternoon, her wavering faith in a higher intelligence was changed forever.
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Media Links:
 Video Questions & Answers
See and hear Dane Spotts answer twelve questions about Technical Remote Viewing®. All clips are encoded in QuickTime format. Click here to view.
Watch a TRV Demo Before a Live News Crew
Technical Remote Viewing® (TRV®) was developed and used by the U.S. Government as an intelligence collection tool. PSI TECH has ensured that this invaluable technology is presented to you in its pure unadulterated form.
TRV is a trained skill which can be learned by anyone who applies
themselves. This is not a skill which requires that "you believe" nor do you even have "to understand it" for it to work. You only need to do it.
Technical Remote Viewing is NOT "fortune telling, out of body travel, or channeling." It is a learned skill that improves with repetition and practice.
Prepare yourself for an experience that compares to nothing else you
have ever done. Your journey is about to begin...
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PSI TECH Training Opportunities:
PSI TECH's Technical Remote Viewing University
Since 1989 PSI TECH has been the world leader in developing, testing, and refining effective
Technical Remote Viewing training programs for our students. From the Generation 1 and II
Basic Training Programs, to the Advanced Training System, PSI TECH's dedication to teaching
Technical Remote Viewing skills remains a distinctive purpose of PSI TECH's mission.
When you learn TRV, you are installing a specific set of instructions or protocols
into your unconscious nervous system. You are training a dormant psi function that lies deep
within all of us. We all possess the capability to do this. The difficulty has been training this sixth
sense or psi function to deliver accurate results on demand and separating out real data from
your imagination. That is what TRV does. Now anyone, anywhere with the desire and the
determination to learn this skill can. If they work at it, they can master it. And with TRVU, it is
many times faster and more efficient than any other learning methodology. A lot of people
who've heard about PSI TECH and TRV believe you can learn to remote view by reading a
book or taking a weekend seminar. That would be like saying you can learn martial arts from or
become a skilled plastic surgeon by reading a training manual. You can't. It's just not that simple.
This is a skill that requires intensive experiential learning to integrate and make the skill-set a
permanent part of your unconscious system.
The TRV University is a comprehensive web-based program that delivers unparalleled
convenience, flexibility and real-time support to our students. In pursuit of basic
through advanced TRV skills, students are able to earn training certifications that
acknowledge successful completion of their course work.
When you enroll in TRV U, you are opening a gateway to a new life of possibilities.
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