Dr. Simeon Hein received his Ph. D. in sociology from Washington State University in 1992. His main areas of interest include nonlinear research methods, complexity theory, and technology and society. Dr. Hein has over seven semesters of college teaching experience, several publications in mainstream social science journals, and is an active participant in his field. He first learned remote viewing in 1996 and worked as an instructor at the Farsight Institute in Atlanta, Georgia. He has taught Resonant Viewing at the Institute for Resonance since 1997. His first book is Opening Minds: A Journey of Extraordinary Encounters, Crop Circles, and Resonance (Mount Baldy Press Inc., 2002). Since the publication of Opening Minds in 2002, Dr. Hein has given over 200 radio and TV interviews. His forthcoming work is 101 Ways to Connect with Planetary Intelligence: A Handbook for Humans. www.resonantviewing.org

Ron Russell is a professional artist with works in the Smithsonian. He has worked for NASA and Star Trek:TNG and other Hollywood movies, and now teaches remote viewing in Boulder. He is also a veteran crop circle researcher and guides tours to the crop circles every July. www.cropcircles.org

Resonant Viewing (RV) is a systematic set of procedures that allow you to transcend your conscious mind and gain access to your intuitions, subtle senses, and perceptions. With proper training, these procedures can let you tap into your subconscious mind so as to obtain very accurate information about events, people, and places that are far away in space and time. This type of training is especially appropriate for those interested in interacting with extraterrestrials and non-physical intelligence.

Ron and Simeon will begin with a short history of remote viewing and an introduction to what it is and how it works. They will then teach the Uniview RV system: an abbreviated viewing protocol developed at the Institute for Resonance that can be taught in a short amount of time with good results. Participants will be taught the basics of Uniview and will then exercise their viewing skills with group practice targets during the final hour of the presentation. This is guaranteed to be a challenging and stimulating experience for everyone involved.

If you plan to actively take part in the system training, please bring a pen or pencil with you.

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