Evan Kocjan
Evan Kocjan is a remote viewer, military veteran, professional aviator, and small-business owner whose career has required discipline, situational awareness, and sound decision-making across demanding operational environments. He served in the United States Navy during Operation Enduring Freedom, with service connected to the Afghanistan and Philippines theaters of operations. His aviation career later led him to qualify as an FAA-certified flight instructor and airline transport pilot. He currently holds the professional role of captain.
From the Military & Aviation to Remote Viewing
Alongside his military and aviation background, Kocjan became a small-business owner. He identifies becoming a business owner, getting married, and becoming a father among the most important milestones in his life and career. Kocjan was introduced to remote viewing through Coast to Coast AM. In 2023, he began training in the Hawaii Remote Viewers’ Guild methodology, commonly known as HRVG, and entered organized project work during the same year.
His formal training was conducted by Sita Menor. Beyond that initial instruction, he continued to receive mentorship and coaching from Glenn Wheaton. Kocjan now works as a remote viewer with Team BlueSky and participates in HRVG Enigma training and internal presentations. His remote-viewing interests include archaeology and exploration, scientific and experimental research, investigative work, and training. He reports hundreds of completed sessions and more than 1,000 hours devoted to remote-viewing practice.
Naval and Aviation Habits Applied to HRVG Practice
Kocjan’s development as a remote viewer has taken place within the structured HRVG system. Rather than developing a separate methodology, he has concentrated on learning and applying the established process through repeated practice, instruction, project work, and feedback. His military and aviation careers provide a practical foundation for this work. Naval service and professional flight operations both require sustained attention, procedural discipline, accurate reporting, and the ability to distinguish observation from assumption. Those habits align closely with the demands of structured remote viewing, where information must be recorded without allowing premature interpretation to overtake the session.
Kocjan began organized project work in the same year that he entered remote-viewing practice. This placed applied sessions and collaborative work at the center of his development from an early stage. He has since built a substantial practice record through hundreds of sessions and more than 1,000 reported hours. His primary method remains HRVG. His work is focused on developing depth and consistency within that system rather than blending it with a self-created approach.
Mentorship, Collaboration, and Continued Professional Growth
Kocjan’s formal remote-viewing training and continued development are rooted in the Hawaii Remote Viewers’ Guild methodology.
- Sita Menor: formal HRVG training
- Glenn Wheaton: continued mentorship and coaching beyond his initial instruction
- HRVG Enigma: internal training, presentations, and collaborative practice
This training lineage places Kocjan within a structured approach that emphasizes the progressive collection of sensory, dimensional, spatial, and conceptual information under blind conditions. His continued work with HRVG Enigma has provided a setting for practice, project participation, internal presentations, and further refinement of the methodology.
A Career Grounded in Procedure and Precision
Kocjan’s professional background extends across military service, aviation, business ownership, and remote viewing. His service in the United States Navy included Operation Enduring Freedom and work connected to the Afghanistan and Philippines theaters of operations. That background was followed by a professional aviation career in which he qualified as both an FAA-certified flight instructor and an airline transport pilot. He currently serves professionally as a captain.
As a flight instructor, Kocjan’s responsibilities have also included teaching and communicating procedures clearly, evaluating performance, and helping others develop reliable skills in a safety-critical environment. He later became a small-business owner, adding organizational leadership and independent decision-making to his professional experience. Within remote viewing, Kocjan began practicing and participating in organized projects in 2023. He now serves as a remote viewer with Team BlueSky. His project experience includes work in the following areas:
- Archaeology and exploration
- Scientific and experimental research
- Investigative work
- Training and instruction
He reports hundreds of lifetime sessions and more than 1,000 hours of remote-viewing practice. His organized work includes dozens of projects, although those project details are not part of his public record.
From Structured Training to Professional Team Practice
Kocjan’s public record is still developing, but it rests on a broader foundation of structured training, sustained practice, and organized project participation. His experience has primarily been built through HRVG training, mentorship, internal team work, and participation in Team BlueSky. This reflects a practice centered on the work itself rather than on building a large media presence.
Within HRVG Enigma, Kocjan has contributed to internal training and presentations. These activities place him in both practitioner and instructional settings, where he can apply the methodology while also helping communicate its structure to others. His professional profile brings together several demanding fields. Naval service, aviation, flight instruction, business ownership, and remote viewing each depend on disciplined execution and personal accountability. In Kocjan’s case, these are not separate identities but connected parts of a career shaped by operations, instruction, leadership, and continued learning.
A Documented Selection of Projects
Team BlueSky
2023–present · Team BlueSky · Remote viewer · HRVG
Kocjan participates in Team BlueSky as a remote viewer. His work includes organized team projects conducted within a structured remote-viewing environment. Specific project titles and details remain outside his public profile. His documented areas of participation include archaeology and exploration, scientific and experimental research, and investigative work.
HRVG Enigma Training and Presentations
2023–present · HRVG Enigma · Remote viewer and internal presenter · HRVG
Kocjan has participated in internal HRVG Enigma training and presentations. This work supports continued practitioner development, methodological consistency, and the exchange of experience within the group. It also connects his remote-viewing practice with his established instructional background as an FAA-certified flight instructor.
Archaeology & Exploration
2023–present · Organized project work · Remote viewer · HRVG
Archaeology and exploration are among Kocjan’s principal areas of specialization. These projects use structured remote viewing to collect information about locations, environments, objects, or historical subjects under blind conditions. Individual targets are not publicly identified.
Scientific & Experimental Research
2023–present · Organized project work · Remote viewer · HRVG
Kocjan has participated in scientific and experimental remote-viewing work. These projects form part of his broader experience applying HRVG within organized settings. The available public record does not identify individual project titles, commissioning groups, dates, or outcomes.
Investigative Work
2023–present · Organized project work · Remote viewer · HRVG
Investigative work is another area of Kocjan’s remote-viewing practice. His participation reflects an interest in applying structured session methods to questions that require disciplined information collection and careful separation of observation from interpretation. Specific cases and project details are not publicly listed.
Turning Professional Experience into Instruction
Kocjan currently works professionally as a captain and participates in Team BlueSky as a remote viewer. His remote-viewing practice remains centered on HRVG, the method in which he was formally trained. His teaching background is grounded in professional aviation. As an FAA-certified flight instructor, he has experience communicating technical procedures, evaluating performance, and guiding others through a structured learning process. Within the remote-viewing field, he has contributed to HRVG Enigma’s internal training and presentations. This work allows him to bring his experience as an instructor into a different discipline while continuing to develop as a practitioner. His current role combines professional aviation, small-business ownership, structured HRVG practice, and collaborative project work with Team BlueSky.
Selected Media
Kocjan’s submitted professional record does not identify public interviews, conference appearances, podcasts, or external media presentations. His presentation experience currently includes internal HRVG Enigma training and educational work.
Professional Links
Evan Kocjan is a remote viewer, military veteran, professional aviator, and small-business owner whose career has required discipline, situational awareness, and sound decision-making across demanding operational environments. He served in the United States Navy during Operation Enduring Freedom, with service connected to the Afghanistan and Philippines theaters of operations. His aviation career later led him to qualify as an FAA-certified flight instructor and airline transport pilot. He currently holds the professional role of captain.
From the Military & Aviation to Remote Viewing
Alongside his military and aviation background, Kocjan became a small-business owner. He identifies becoming a business owner, getting married, and becoming a father among the most important milestones in his life and career. Kocjan was introduced to remote viewing through Coast to Coast AM. In 2023, he began training in the Hawaii Remote Viewers’ Guild methodology, commonly known as HRVG, and entered organized project work during the same year.
His formal training was conducted by Sita Menor. Beyond that initial instruction, he continued to receive mentorship and coaching from Glenn Wheaton. Kocjan now works as a remote viewer with Team BlueSky and participates in HRVG Enigma training and internal presentations. His remote-viewing interests include archaeology and exploration, scientific and experimental research, investigative work, and training. He reports hundreds of completed sessions and more than 1,000 hours devoted to remote-viewing practice.
Naval and Aviation Habits Applied to HRVG Practice
Kocjan’s development as a remote viewer has taken place within the structured HRVG system. Rather than developing a separate methodology, he has concentrated on learning and applying the established process through repeated practice, instruction, project work, and feedback. His military and aviation careers provide a practical foundation for this work. Naval service and professional flight operations both require sustained attention, procedural discipline, accurate reporting, and the ability to distinguish observation from assumption. Those habits align closely with the demands of structured remote viewing, where information must be recorded without allowing premature interpretation to overtake the session.
Kocjan began organized project work in the same year that he entered remote-viewing practice. This placed applied sessions and collaborative work at the center of his development from an early stage. He has since built a substantial practice record through hundreds of sessions and more than 1,000 reported hours. His primary method remains HRVG. His work is focused on developing depth and consistency within that system rather than blending it with a self-created approach.
Mentorship, Collaboration, and Continued Professional Growth
Kocjan’s formal remote-viewing training and continued development are rooted in the Hawaii Remote Viewers’ Guild methodology.
- Sita Menor: formal HRVG training
- Glenn Wheaton: continued mentorship and coaching beyond his initial instruction
- HRVG Enigma: internal training, presentations, and collaborative practice
This training lineage places Kocjan within a structured approach that emphasizes the progressive collection of sensory, dimensional, spatial, and conceptual information under blind conditions. His continued work with HRVG Enigma has provided a setting for practice, project participation, internal presentations, and further refinement of the methodology.
A Career Grounded in Procedure and Precision
Kocjan’s professional background extends across military service, aviation, business ownership, and remote viewing. His service in the United States Navy included Operation Enduring Freedom and work connected to the Afghanistan and Philippines theaters of operations. That background was followed by a professional aviation career in which he qualified as both an FAA-certified flight instructor and an airline transport pilot. He currently serves professionally as a captain.
As a flight instructor, Kocjan’s responsibilities have also included teaching and communicating procedures clearly, evaluating performance, and helping others develop reliable skills in a safety-critical environment. He later became a small-business owner, adding organizational leadership and independent decision-making to his professional experience. Within remote viewing, Kocjan began practicing and participating in organized projects in 2023. He now serves as a remote viewer with Team BlueSky. His project experience includes work in the following areas:
- Archaeology and exploration
- Scientific and experimental research
- Investigative work
- Training and instruction
He reports hundreds of lifetime sessions and more than 1,000 hours of remote-viewing practice. His organized work includes dozens of projects, although those project details are not part of his public record.
From Structured Training to Professional Team Practice
Kocjan’s public record is still developing, but it rests on a broader foundation of structured training, sustained practice, and organized project participation. His experience has primarily been built through HRVG training, mentorship, internal team work, and participation in Team BlueSky. This reflects a practice centered on the work itself rather than on building a large media presence.
Within HRVG Enigma, Kocjan has contributed to internal training and presentations. These activities place him in both practitioner and instructional settings, where he can apply the methodology while also helping communicate its structure to others. His professional profile brings together several demanding fields. Naval service, aviation, flight instruction, business ownership, and remote viewing each depend on disciplined execution and personal accountability. In Kocjan’s case, these are not separate identities but connected parts of a career shaped by operations, instruction, leadership, and continued learning.
A Documented Selection of Projects
Team BlueSky
2023–present · Team BlueSky · Remote viewer · HRVG
Kocjan participates in Team BlueSky as a remote viewer. His work includes organized team projects conducted within a structured remote-viewing environment. Specific project titles and details remain outside his public profile. His documented areas of participation include archaeology and exploration, scientific and experimental research, and investigative work.
HRVG Enigma Training and Presentations
2023–present · HRVG Enigma · Remote viewer and internal presenter · HRVG
Kocjan has participated in internal HRVG Enigma training and presentations. This work supports continued practitioner development, methodological consistency, and the exchange of experience within the group. It also connects his remote-viewing practice with his established instructional background as an FAA-certified flight instructor.
Archaeology & Exploration
2023–present · Organized project work · Remote viewer · HRVG
Archaeology and exploration are among Kocjan’s principal areas of specialization. These projects use structured remote viewing to collect information about locations, environments, objects, or historical subjects under blind conditions. Individual targets are not publicly identified.
Scientific & Experimental Research
2023–present · Organized project work · Remote viewer · HRVG
Kocjan has participated in scientific and experimental remote-viewing work. These projects form part of his broader experience applying HRVG within organized settings. The available public record does not identify individual project titles, commissioning groups, dates, or outcomes.
Investigative Work
2023–present · Organized project work · Remote viewer · HRVG
Investigative work is another area of Kocjan’s remote-viewing practice. His participation reflects an interest in applying structured session methods to questions that require disciplined information collection and careful separation of observation from interpretation. Specific cases and project details are not publicly listed.
Turning Professional Experience into Instruction
Kocjan currently works professionally as a captain and participates in Team BlueSky as a remote viewer. His remote-viewing practice remains centered on HRVG, the method in which he was formally trained. His teaching background is grounded in professional aviation. As an FAA-certified flight instructor, he has experience communicating technical procedures, evaluating performance, and guiding others through a structured learning process. Within the remote-viewing field, he has contributed to HRVG Enigma’s internal training and presentations. This work allows him to bring his experience as an instructor into a different discipline while continuing to develop as a practitioner. His current role combines professional aviation, small-business ownership, structured HRVG practice, and collaborative project work with Team BlueSky.
Selected Media
Kocjan’s submitted professional record does not identify public interviews, conference appearances, podcasts, or external media presentations. His presentation experience currently includes internal HRVG Enigma training and educational work.
Professional Links
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