A: This is entirely up to you! There will be plenty of opportunities to ask Birdie questions and to share your remote viewing work. Birdie will be highlighted in speaker mode for most of the class, except during Q and A and sharing times. Each daily session includes time for questions and feedback. Students are encouraged to engage and ask questions as needed to fully understand the material.

A: No prior experience with remote viewing is required. All that’s needed is an open mind, a willingness to learn, and commitment to the training exercises. However, if you have any experience with meditation, visualization, or other intuitive practices, it may enhance your learning.

A: Absolutely! Like all skills, remote viewing takes practice, but all students should have multiple moments during class when they realize they are truly remote viewing. Some students may even experience bilocation (as many do during Birdie’s classes) where they experience the full sensations – sounds, smells, tastes, memories – of being at the “target.” 

A: Yes, the course includes guided, hands-on exercises and practical assignments. You’ll have ample opportunity to practice the techniques in a supportive environment, where you can test your skills and learn through experience. 

A: The class will begin with completely verifiable but “blind targets,” meaning that the students will not know what they are remote viewing until the exercise is completed, upon which it will be revealed. These verifiable experiences may include famous landmarks or famous events in history. The class will also cover a number of ET-related experiences, all of which will have some verifiable component. Expect the unexpected – you will never be able to guess what you will be assigned! 

A: Yes! This class will expand on basic remote protocols and will encompass both TransDimensional Mapping and ET Communications Protocols – both new developments in remote viewing!

A: All students who complete this class will gain access to the Mapping Mavericks website, a dedicated learning platform exclusive to Birdie’s students. The site offers additional resources, regular assignments, group projects, and access to join operational groups. There is also a monthly Zoom meeting where advanced techniques are explored, and students can engage in Q&A sessions. Mapping Mavericks is free to all of Birdie’s students and is a supportive and fun space with the opportunity to meet students across the world and participate in real-life work such as locating missing persons, solving crimes, exploring our hidden history, and engaging in ongoing ET contact!