When you arrive for RVIS, Inc.'s controlled remote viewing training, expect to work, and work hard. Some of the training days will last ten to twelve hours, and you will have homework on some of the evenings while you are here. During the basic course alone you will write five essays. And computers are not allowed for note-taking or essay writing. There is a good reason for all of this, pertaining directly to remote viewing training and it will be explained to you during the instruction.
Most humans also have the innate ability to become proficient in a martial art.
Nevertheless, one does not master the skill and self-discipline necessary to earn a fourth degree black belt in Taekwando in one easy weekend, and without breaking a sweat. The same applies to the proper learning of remote viewing. RVIS, Inc.'s primary training program consists of three courses, at the end of which you have the necessary tools to become a fully operational controlled remote viewer. These are the Basic, Intermediate, and Advanced Courses. In the Basic Course you will learn to detect and decode the major gestalt of a target, describe sensory impressions from the site, and grasp its fundamental dimensional characteristics.