Introduction to Remote Viewing (IRV)

No, this is not a training course. You will not become a trained Remote Viewer after taking this seminar.

This is an introductory seminar designed to inform untrained, genuinely curious individuals who want to discover what Remote Viewing is all about. However, while not a training course; it is an information seminar via classroom didactic with practical exercises (two practice targets) supported by in-depth question and answer sessions.

This is the seminar you might take if you have only a general idea of Remote Viewing and are curious if it might intrigue you to pursue formal training.

The seminar gives participants practical exercises to demonstrate the individual and collective capabilities available when using the former U.S. Intelligence Community protocols.

You hear a lot about Remote Viewing these days, and this seminar is designed to familiarize participants with the rules, reality, history, and science behind it all.

The seminar is a one-day live Zoom course that is recorded; therefore, at the end of the day, the course is considered completed. However, the recorded course will be made available to participants for seven days for review purposes. We understand a course of this nature will be a great deal of information in a short period of time, such is the nature of introductory courses.

We also know that most participants will want to review the questions and answers and rethink the other materials presented. Bear in mind this is not a course designed to train you to be a Remote Viewer; to the contrary, it is designed to give you a glimpse into what is possible in the phenomenon and why.

Allowing participants to review the course questions and answers, including the basic information and instruction with the collective exercise results and feedback, is offered for a limited time by design. However, the recording cannot be downloaded or shared, and the seven-day limit is a hard expiration. If at any time you wish to retake the course, you can do so at a graduate student refresher rate.

This course is conducted entirely on the Zoom platform, where each participant must have a good internet connection, web camera, and microphone. If you have insufficient bandwidth (Mbps) you may have challenges staying connected.

The Zoom platform is absolutely the best at minimizing these challenges; however, people using DSL or satellite internet, which can be intermittent, have met with marginal internet performance.

Participants will also be required to log into our online portal, which is David Morehouse, Inc.’s (DMI) learning platform for submission of target Summaries and full Target Sessions (this will all be explained at the time of registration via a PDF handout and on the first day of class via video).

No, you do not need any level of proficiency in these areas of instruction. Dr. Morehouse lectures on these topics, using embedded diagrams, videos, and 3D modeling to help participants understand, in lay terms, how current interpretations in quantum physics can be used to explain the quantum mind of the Remote Viewer. He lectures on these topics in front of theoretical physicists, physicians, and other scientists internationally and is applauded for his ability to distill the information down to logical, easy-to-understand applications to the work of the Remote Viewer.

Learning Remote Viewing does not require skill or knowledge in these areas. However, it has been determined that listening to these explanations and interpretations as to “how” a Remote Viewer can do what they are asked to do, helps participants lessen self-ascribed doubt of themselves or of the process they are engaging.

Do not worry about anything related to these training topics; you will come away with information and insights that will only help you understand the journey before you.

These “abilities” will neither help nor hinder you if you follow Dr. Morehouse’s guidance. David will explain to you the rules of Remote Viewing, and he will expect you to adhere to them always. He will also explain that it is best for anyone who identifies as “gifted” in these areas to leave all of that outside of the classroom.

This Introductory seminar is designed to inform and demonstrate human ability, nothing more. Everyone’s job in this introductory seminar is to listen, learn, practice, and ask questions. Play full out and learn something new. What you learn may validate your other work or confirm it. Regardless, the objective of any course taught by David is to illustrate the potential value of the collective, not the individual.

If you have taken Coordinate Remote Viewing or Extended Remote Viewing, taught by Dr. Morehouse, then you are not required to take this as a prerequisite to CRV training.

This Introductory seminar is designed to inform untrained, genuinely curious individuals who want to discover what this is all about. It is not a training course; it is an information seminar with practical exercises supported by in-depth questions and answers. If you have already been trained by David, you do not need to attend.

Currently, David only teaches on Zoom to minimize time and costs to our students. This process has proven advantageous to everyone, and the tools available to David are unlimited, ensuring an ultimate training delivery and experience for the individual and collective whole.

This seminar is offered via Zoom which means people around the globe can sign up for them spanning multiple time zones. Please bear in mind when registering for any course that DMI is a U.S. corporation located in the Eastern time zone, and the times are typically 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM (or longer to give time to address all questions).

If you have a specific group for a specific class in a time zone other than the United States Eastern time zone, and you would like to have David teach the Introduction to Remote Viewing class in that time zone, please contact the DMI Team.

Not for the Introduction to Remote Viewing seminar (IRV).

After the Introduction to Remote Viewing (IRV), the next course is Coordinate Remote Viewing (CRV). Dr. David Morehouse is the author of the 400-page training manual Coordinate Remote Viewing: The Complete User’s Manual for Coordinate Remote Viewing. This manual is not intended as a stand-alone learning tool; it is designed to serve as the CRV course manual.

It is highly recommended participants purchase and review this reference before the start of training CRV. It will be a valued reference both during and after the training. If you want to understand more about Remote Viewing and continue learning beyond the IRV course, this manual will help you.

You can purchase from various book-selling sites, including Amazon.