XR: Extended Reality Training

My experience with XR so far as been very positive. I have trained with numerous remote viewing instructors over the years and Ozz easily stands above the rest.  His attention to his students is unparalleled; the professionalism of his courses and community, unmatched.  Ozz truly cares about his students and its apparent from day one that unlike some instructors, Ozz is not teaching for money, but to truly make his students and the world a better place by getting us back in touch with an innate ability we all share, but rarely utilize.  While the classes are in a group setting, Ozz makes you feel like you are receiving one-on-one training.  Other instructors may take quite some time to respond to questions - if they respond at all - but Ozz responds almost immediately and if you are struggling, will find unique ways to make the technique work for you.     XR is unique amongst other remote viewing protocols such as CRV, HRVG and TDRV - in fact, remote viewing is just a small piece of what is possible with XR.  Most don't understand until they begin training that 'remote viewing' is really just, 'remote sensing' - you get impressions of the target, but rarely visuals.  And if visuals do occur, they are often times fleeting.  XR allows you to immerse yourself visually with that which you are viewing for as long as you prefer.     But more importantly, XR makes remote viewing fun.  While I love traditional remote viewing methodologies, it's far too easy to become bored quickly - you really have to be dedicated to excel.  With XR and the immersive experiences you can obtain, you look forward to the next time you extend your conscious awareness to something other than your immediate surroundings.   I highly recommend XR to anyone interested in exploring what the human mind is capable of.  We were all born too late to explore the world and all too early to explore space.  But we are all fortunate to live during a time where we can so easily explore our own consciousness and XR makes it just that - easy. 

Remote Viewing can be a truly amazing experience that opens the doors of perception to many of life's mysteries hidden in plain sight. However, the experience itself doesn't necessarily offer much in the way of "viewing" as most of what one is presented with are fragments of sensory information that have little to do with actually seeing anything. The name itself can be quite misleading as many say, but reading the accounts of masters like Ingo Swann and Joe McMoneagle can leave one feeling like they are doing it wrong or like attaining that level of immersion is an unattainable skill. XR is what most people think of for the first time when they hear the words "Remote Viewing." It can offer full sensory immersion to the point where one is only dimly aware of their own body, while the locus of their perception is anywhere from their favorite travel destination to lost ruins on the bottom of the ocean or on another world entirely. It is a technique that builds upon learning to effectively communicate with the subconscious until the sensory data and imagery received builds to a point of total immersion. You train your mind to become a set of VR Goggles that can take you to any point in space and time whenever you want. The only limit is your imagination and how much dedication you are willing to put towards developing the skill and yourself. Beyond turning your mind into the ultimate spaceship and time machine, XR can offer one an even deeper look into their own thought process in the way that standard remote viewing can often be a sort of external meditation. Not only will you learn how and why you think the way you do along the way, but the technique allows one the opportunity to potentially learn about themselves and others by interacting with figures from the past or even the future. The extent of the interactive experience goes beyond mere data collection and can involve conversations with figures from the past or even seeing through their eyes.

The XR method has been a revelation in my personal development. When I first enrolled in Ozz's class six months ago, I had no idea what to expect. However, I was pleasantly surprised to encounter a passionate teacher who genuinely cares about his students and possesses an intimate understanding of the communication between conscious and subconscious minds. Ozz's teachings resonated deeply with my own aspirations, and I knew I was in the right place. To me, the XR method is a beautiful fusion of techniques and approaches derived from various sources, including Ozz's own decades of experience. It has empowered me to engage in solo queries as well as work collaboratively in group settings. I have broken free from the limitations that hindered my ability to navigate the realm of non-locality. Now, I can effortlessly immerse myself in its depths and explore at my own pace. Thanks to the training, I have greatly enhanced my capacity to distinguish between imagination, dreams, memories, and genuine non-local information. The positive effects of this method have extended beyond my expectations. I have experienced improved memory recall, heightened lucid dreaming experiences, and increased creativity. I now feel more centered and calm in my daily life. Whether I am working on a query, problem solving, engaging in meditation, or simply seeking a brief escape, the XR method is my go-to solution. The applications of the XR method are endless, and that's one of the things that makes it so exciting to me. It has opened up a world of possibilities for personal growth, exploration, and understanding. I’m glad I took a chance.

I came to XR from remote viewing. I had finished my training and was doing very well for CRV standards, but it still felt incomplete. There were so many barriers and, honestly, I felt I was doing better naturally before even trying to control it. That’s when I found The Ascension Center. From the first moments of XR, I knew that I finally found what I’d been looking for. I went from pages and pages of squiggles that said there might be a person and nature involved, to stepping directly into a scene and touching stuff. I’ve done some amazing things with XR, including flying, seeing future events, and talking to historical figures. And when I say I’ve done them, I mean it. These memories are real. They don’t feel like dreams. I went on these amazing adventures and I plan to go on a million more.