Crossing Over 

Saturday November 28th 8-9:30 am PST, 11-12:30 pm EST

Session 2-Conceptual Thinking and Direct Perception

What happens when we stop naming what we see and simply observe? Through a series of classic exercises, including upside-down drawing, participants experience the cognitive shift that lies at the heart of Coral's method. Many students report a surprisingly different state of awareness during these exercises. 

For Remote Viewers: 

Learn to recognize the difference between conceptual thinking and direct perception, one of the fundamental skills of effective viewing.

Purchasing this single lesson does not include the other 11 lessons in this series. Purchase them all separately or save and purchase the discounted bundle offered above.

About Coral Carte

Coral Carte is an artist, photographer, and longtime remote viewing practitioner whose work bridges formal art training with decades of study in Controlled Remote Viewing. After careers in photography, stage design, TV production, and advertising, she pursued advanced remote viewing training with Lyn Buchanan and continued her studies with Gail Husick, Angela Ford, Pam Coronado, Debra Lynne Katz, Julia Mossbridge, and Angela Thompson Smith.

She is an accredited instructor in Lyn Buchanan’s Controlled Remote Viewing method and teaches from a perspective that integrates perception training, drawing, and a broader intuitive understanding of the viewing process.

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