Intermediate CRV Workshop (3-Day Online Workshop)

(3-Day Online Workshop)

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Please note that you must have completed Basic CRV or Basic PRV prior to enrolling in this intermediate class.

(3-Day Online Workshop)

Prerequisite:  Basic CRV taught by Lori Williams

The Intermediate CRV course utilizes everything learned in Basic CRV and helps the Student apply it in a variety of "real-world" situations.

This course includes Phases 4 and 5 of the CRV structure.  The Student is introduced to the CRV Matrix, which greatly enhances the Viewer's ability to access and report with much greater detail.

More complex aspects of target are explored, including:

• Obtaining conceptual, non-tangible information (for example, the purpose of the target, and/or categories such as "religious," "educational," or "touristy").
• Learning to move through time to the past and the future at the target site.
• Movement through space to related targets.
• Exploring human emotions, reasons, motives, feelings, plans, and intentions, including:
  • Methods to access necessary information about a person.
  • Various methods of detoxing from any session.
  • Methods of self-protection.
• Learning to use the conscious, analytical mind to analyze the session while simultaneously using the subconscious, intuitive mind to accurately view the target.
• Learning to understand what causes the imagination to develop pictures that are not accurate.
• Learning  a process for dissecting the analytic overlay that occurs in each session, along with a method for understanding the messages that lie hidden in that information.
• Learning to examine your own subconscious symbology.
• Capturing the information that "falls through the cracks" and doesn't make it on to the paper in your session.

More information is provided on reporting the information you get in session in a way that is most useful for whichever application you have chosen.

When Should You Move On from Basic to Intermediate?

As a brand-new remote viewer, right on Day One of my Basic class, I asked my teacher, “When will I know it is time for me to take the Intermediate class?”  He responded, “I’ll know. You will call me and tell me something that will indicate that you are ready to move on to Intermediate.”  I sat there, wondering, 

“What in the world is this mysterious indicator?”

A few months later, I was working on a practice session when I perceived a sense of fun.  When the session was over and I opened the feedback photo, the target was a mother, a father and a baby playing, laughing and splashing together in the surf on a beach.  I immediately called my mentor and exclaimed about my amazing experience of perceiving that the target was fun... and it was fun!

“NOW you are ready to take the Intermediate course,” he said.  

Perceiving Concepts

Back in those days, the key indicator that a student was ready to move from Basic to Intermediate was when the student would begin to psychically pick up on non-tangible aspects of the target.  Concepts like fun, educational, political, touristy, religious, etc. – are all examples of non-tangible perceptions that we call “conceptuals”.  The ability to perceive concepts is a bit more advanced than simply perceiving sensory and dimensional information about the target.

However... (there is always a “however”, isn’t there?) I am seeing my students progress much more rapidly these days.  Whether that is a result of morphic resonance or whether it is because I am just getting better at teaching, it is a phenomena that is causing some brand new remote viewers to begin perceiving concepts by the third day of my 3-day live Basic CRV workshop!

So now, rather than using the ability to perceive concepts as the gauge by which we determine who is and who is not ready to move on to Intermediate CRV, I suggest that viewers simply make sure to practice as often as they can with Phases 1 through 3 for two to three months before moving on to Intermediate.

Creating a Foundation

When it comes to CRV, the principles you learn in Basic class create a foundation on which you will build the rest of your viewing skills from now on.  It is really important to ensure you have truly integrated what you learned from Basic CRV/PRV.  

One way to be sure of that is to take the Basic exam, which simply consists of doing a CRV session from the admin section through Phases 1, 2, 3 and a summary.  Send that session in so I can look it over.  

Here is what I look for in a Basic Practice Session: 

• Does the viewer have a good grasp of the CRV structure? 
• Does the viewer clearly understand the difference between a word that identifies (noun) versus a word that describes (adjective) ?
• Does the viewer understand what the Aesthetic Impact is? 

If the answer to these three questions is YES, I will know that you are ready to move on to Intermediate CRV... and you will, too!