Saturday January 13^th, 2024, 10am-1pm Pacific Time

COURSE DESCRIPTION

Space, the area that is geographically situated around us, is easy to perceive with our normal senses but what about space that is 5 miles, away, 100 miles away, or off-planet?  How can we perceive space that is separated from us by time, such as a geographical coordinate in the past or the future?  To achieve this we need to visualize a virtual model that represents all the geographic points in time. Some people visualize this model as a cube, others as a balloon shape, and students of CRV refer to this as the Matrix. Others refer to this as the Akashic Record or Library: a repository of all the information that has ever been, is, and will be. Remote viewing can access points or coordinates within the Matrix/Akashic record to retrieve information.

GOALS

The main goals of this Module are to educate the student about the concepts of time and space and present exercises that develop the use of remote viewing for both past and future targets. As well as text material, students will be given examples and exercises to better understand these concepts.

INSTRUCTOR

Dr. Angela T Smith has carried out multiple time and space related remote viewing applications including describing anomalies within the Rings of Saturn that were verified by the Cassini Probe. In addition, the concepts of time were discussed during interviews with the Russian mathematician Dr. Vasily V. Nalimov of Moscow University, followed by the journal publication of his life and theories.

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