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Advanced TRV Training
By Rob Hopping
PSI TECH's "New Products" Director

The Basics From "day one" of TRV training, students are taught the key to identifying a target is to stay in structure and follow the protocols. This fundamental rule is the primary reason why Technical Remote Viewing® is a consistent, repeatable process for accurately identifying people, places, things, and events that exist somewhere in time and space. Students who follow this rule, especially during their early training, accelerate their learning curve and experience consistent success. This early training success provides positive reinforcement, triggers motivation, and instills the correct TRV skill set. Learning Advanced TRV Skills A prerequisite for learning advanced TRV skills is knowing how to stay in structure and follow protocols. An often used analogy is "learning TRV is like learning to swim." When you learn to swim, you are taught to move your arms and legs in specific ways so that you can move through the water with relative ease. Any deviation from the basic rules of arm and leg movement can result in a failure to swim. Similarly, deviation from the basic rules of TRV can lead to inconsistency, inaccuracy, and, ultimately, prevention from acquiring advanced skills. Think of it this way: To become an expert swimmer one must first know the basic rules, and then implement them through practice on a consistent basis. Eventually muscles are strengthened, arm and leg movements become autonomic, and improvement is easier to measure. TRV works the same way. Generation II The Generation II Training System was designed to enable students to learn the basic rules of TRV, then implement them through practice on a consistent basis. In addition to the Gen II course materials, PSI TECH provides on-line support for students by offering blind targets for practice, chat rooms, and answers to frequently asked questions. This dedication to the early training of TRV students is based on PSI TECH's experience developing and teaching advanced techniques. Without the correct skill set, learning advanced skills and becoming an expert Technical Remote Viewer is not possible. Ultimately, the primary objective of the Generation II Training System is to prepare students for advanced training. PSI TECH's Advanced TRV Training System PSI TECH's Advanced TRV Training System is currently under development. In subsequent editions of The Matrix, advanced training concepts will be discussed; updates on release dates provided; and specific topics explored in greater depth. Also, beta testing of some of the advanced tools will require volunteers selected from Generation II graduates. Stay tuned...