Join Durham County Library and The Rhine Research Center for a very special presentation on Remote Viewing, it's history as a subject of top secret government research and espionage, and current research on the subject happening in Durham and elsewhere. There will also be a live workshop in which audience members will have a chance to try Remote Viewing techniques for themselves alongside researchers from The Rhine Research Center. 

Paul H. Smith, PhD is a retired Major in the United States Army who served for seven years in the U.S. government’s remote viewing program at Fort Meade, Maryland. During 1984, he became one of only a handful of government personnel to be personally trained in coordinate remote viewing (CRV) by Ingo Swann.

Paul was the primary author of the program’s CRV training manual and served as theory instructor for new CRV trainees, as well as recruiting officer, unit security officer, and unit historian. He is credited with over a thousand training and operational remote viewing sessions during his time with the military unit at Fort Meade. 

Mark Turner leads the Rhine Research Center' Remote Viewing group and serves on the center's board of directors.