BEGINNING PSYCHOMETRY

BEGINNING PSYCHOMETRY

Every object is a witness. Learn to take its statement.

You have held a stranger's ring and felt something you could not explain. A watch, a photograph, a set of keys. Objects hold information, and reading them is not a gift reserved for the few. It is a skill, and this is where you learn it.

Beginning Psychometry is a hands-on virtual class for people who are new to object reading or who have been doing it by instinct and want an actual method. No incense required. No crystals on the table. Just a structured, repeatable way to pick up an object, receive information from it, and know the difference between a real impression and your imagination filling in the blanks.

And because not every case hands you a physical object, we are covering photo psychometry too. Photographs carry information the same way objects do, and reading them is one of the most useful skills in investigative work. If all you have is a picture, you can still get answers.

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN

You will learn how psychometry actually works and why anyone can develop it. We will cover how to prepare before you read, how to hold and work an object, and how to sort genuine impressions from mental noise. You will learn how to apply the same method to photographs, reading faces and images when there is no object to touch. You will practice a step-by-step reading protocol live in class, learn how to document what you receive, and find out how object and photo reading fit into investigative work like missing persons and cold cases.

WHO THIS IS FOR

Complete beginners. The curious skeptic. The person who gets "feelings" from objects or photographs and wants to know what to do with them. If you have ever wondered whether you could do this, the answer is yes, and this class will prove it to you.

THE DETAILS

July 20th at 5:00 - 7:00 PM PDT

Live on Zoom

$25

Bring an object with some history to it. That way you can practice with a partner and verify it's history. Verified hits are how you build real skill. You will also want a notebook and pen for documentation.

Everyone thinks it's a gift. Come find out it's a skill.