Jordan Jozak

And I was told from like a number one day, like you can just think of all this as this was like ESP training is what essentially, you know, what's happening to me there for the idea of this later being utilized in like a defense establishment, you know, style progression funnel.

But, you know, in the beginning, right, ESP and it's highly structured for each person.

And that's what I would be told, right?

Like, for example, they would be giving me a lot of tests and a lot of experiments and like seeing how I respond or seeing how I would apply this because there was no like...

uh rubric or there was no like cheat sheet on like you do the same thing every time and it works the same way for everyone i was instead told that everyone's highly unique and you need to kind of develop your own way of doing this uh once you have your own way of doing this will help you uh amplify it right it's kind of a way to think about that

So, for example, a lot of the very early on sessions would be understanding my abilities.

How are they showing up from a cognitive perspective?

Did I process information more kinesthetically, right?

Like, was it more I feel things in my body?

Was I processing it more auditory, right?

Like, hey, telepathy, I hear it, right?

Or in my case, I was a highly visual person, right?

So I had the ability to get out of my body, see in the other room, see things from, you know, a distance, right?

And kind of shift my awareness visually.

So for the progression of most of the time in these two years, I was highly working on visual abilities.

100%.

Yeah.

So we were we were doing a lot different stuff than like you'll see from like the Stanford Research Institute or like the Stargate area where you see a lot of like CRV techniques, right?

Like controlled, repeatable, follow a technical process.

I was given a whole kind of different regimen of like training and teaching techniques.