Remote Viewing Training & Development Programs

Develop the Intelligence Skills That Give You an Unfair Advantage

Welcome to FFG's remote viewing training programs, where you don't just consume intelligence, you learn to generate it yourself. Our classes are designed to teach you the same structured remote viewing methodologies used by intelligence professionals, refined over decades of real-world application. Whether you're looking to develop a new skillset for personal decision-making, enhance your strategic thinking capabilities, or eventually contribute to our professional viewing teams, we offer comprehensive training that takes you from complete beginner to confident practitioner.Below you'll find courses ranging from foundational remote viewing protocols to advanced applications in financial forecasting and geopolitical analysis. Each program includes hands-on practice, expert instruction, and HRVG courses provide access to our ENIGMA practice community where you'll work on real-world targets alongside fellow students and experienced viewers.

The Hawaiian Remote Viewers Guild (HRVG) Methodology

The HRVG method was developed specifically by and for the United States Army Special Forces intelligence community. Dr. Richard Ireland was a well-known and highly accurate psychic whom the military utilized as an intelligence asset. After two years working with him, the HRVG method was created by the two analysts assigned to support him during that period. The method emphasizes strong visual acquisition, which is one of its key strengths. It is highly structured and incorporates the concept of an intention vector—something generally implied in remote viewing—but takes it further by establishing NLP triggers and dedicated neural pathways in the brain. As a result, the viewer can activate these same pathways using the trigger to reliably receive on-demand information and establish a connection to the target. Over time, this helps separate mental noise from genuine target data. Because the method builds trust in the impressions that arise within the designated dwell time (all within the method), viewers learn to rely on that filtered signal.

Glenn Wheaton, the current president of HRVG and a former Green Beret who served on the intel team with Dr. Ireland, has been teaching this method since August 26, 1996. The framework remains unchanged from its original form. This is the exact structure we aim to install in students. Participants will learn the framework thoroughly and practice working within it. The initial protocols focus heavily on visual acquisition; as the sessions progress, the viewer becomes increasingly immersed in the target, and the data naturally refines itself. The ultimate goal for every HRVG student is to confidently “tell the story”—to describe what is happening at the target site with clarity and certainty. Graduates are expected to retain and apply the framework. It teaches a disciplined way of thinking. After completing the training course, those who demonstrate strong participation and ongoing commitment to the HRVG craft may be invited to join the Enigma Working Group. This group consists entirely of HRVG graduates and provides a dedicated space for continued practice, refinement, and development of within the methodology.

HRVG Instruction by Bryan Boodhoo

Bryan is a U.S. Marine Corps veteran. During his time in service, he developed an interest in meditation techniques. While exploring these practices, he began seeing swirling patterns of purple, gray, and white in his field of vision—phenomena that hinted at something far greater. Along the way, he discovered remote viewing, and the data he encountered seemed to closely align with insights from his spiritual studies. He became convinced that what he was seeing—a remote viewer in action—was real and valid. This experience launched Bryan's remote viewing journey, beginning with Technical Remote Viewing (TRV) in 2019. On October 31, 2021, Bryan received formal training in the HRVG methodology under Primasita Menor. He has since continued his development within the Enigma Working Group, progressing under the mentorship of Glenn Wheaton, Dick Allgire, and Sean Mahoney. In this time, he discovered the value of his earlier explorations and the visuals that had appeared years ago during his military service. It’s the same perceptual space where you can access and see the target. Bryan is a co-founder of Enigma Stream Inc. and currently serves as its president. It’s an organization focused on refining the skills you’ve learned in the HRVG course and building on them. He also works as a professional remote viewer for FFG. Through his efforts, he helps others achieve deeper mastery of the HRVG methodology. His ultimate goal is to help viewers fully embody the method. Bryan will guide you in establishing the mental framework essential for success. This foundational step is key to becoming an exceptional remote viewer. Over time, consistent practice builds the necessary neural pathways, enabling you to perform on target and on time.

HRVG Instruction by Malcolm "Nyiam" Vendryes

Malcolm “Nyiam” Vendryes is an audio visual artist, professional remote viewer, and certified HRVG Remote viewing instructor who has been studying remote viewing for 16 years with experience in multiple methodologies (CRV, SRV, ERV, HRVG) and has given presentations in collaboration with the International Remote Viewing Association. He currently works as a viewer and instructor for Future Forecasting Group – a team comprised of some of the best non-military remote viewers in world using remote viewing to explore unexplained mysteries, forecast future events, and give insight into financial markets. Known for his remarkable visual accuracy and detailed insights his work with FFG has been featured in publications like sifted.eu and the infamous InfoWars.com, his YouTube channel with over 200 videos on remote viewing has become a popular source for remote viewing demonstrations performed live on video and other educational content. Nyiam has a passion for researching, studying and developing the latent potentials of human perception and abilities. His website dedicated to sharing resources and information on remote viewing is thefeedbackloop.info, he lives in the Greater Toronto Area.

Daz Smith's Interpretation of the Military Controlled Remote Viewing (FLOW) Methodology

Daz Smith guides students through the development of their intuitive abilities using his natural aptitude and decades of experience and research in Remote Viewing (RV). He offers personal, one-to-one mentoring rather than fast, formulaic training, allowing the process to unfold at each student’s individual pace and needs. His approach, known as FLOW, is an adapted practice based on Ingo Swann’s Controlled Remote Viewing (CRV), retaining its core structure while incorporating a more progressive philosophy and refinements informed by real-world application. Flow blends the discipline of CRV with a Zen-inspired acceptance of change, individuality, and expression, supporting the symbiotic growth of the practitioner alongside the RV process. Training includes Remote Viewing history, CRV methodology, Daz’s adaptations and philosophy, extensive session work, group engagement, and access to a private community, with the ultimate aim of empowering students to use Remote Viewing confidently for their own goals and exploration.

Daz Smith's FLOW Methodology Classes

Daz Smith is offering a mentoring class in FLOW – this is his own interpretation of the military CRV (Controlled Remote Viewing) method. The mentoring will be limited to a class of approx. 6-12 students. It’s a remote viewing method born of Ingo Swann’s CRV, but one that promotes a symbiotic relationship with its practitioners that allows a flowing development of practitioner and method together. The mentoring period will last approximately 12 months and will cover:

1. RV background/history
2. FLOW stages 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and beyond
3. Summary writing, tools (timelines, templates, dowsing, others).
4. Setting Targets and running projects/project management.

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