This seminar offers high-level curriculum in Direct Perception, personally led by Mark Komissarov, the founder of the Infovision method.

Please note that this event is organized independently and does not form part of the MatrixVision® Seminar series. The training presented in this program is based on Infovision, the original system as taught by Mark Komissarov, and is offered here in its classical form. This may well be the last course taught by Mark. We are honoured to support his legacy.

Participants are introduced to the systematic awakening of the internal Information Perception Center (CIP) - a perceptual-cognitive faculty that enables direct access to environmental information beyond the conventional five senses. The curriculum addresses a central limitation of human decision-making: reliance on sensory input that can be incomplete, distorted, or misleading. By refining perception at its source, participants learn to access clearer, more reliable information and to act with greater certainty, discernment, and inner stability.

The program unfolds over five days:

• Foundational Theory & Activation
  The opening phase establishes the conceptual framework of intuitive perception and introduces the activation process using controlled sensory isolation (black mask training). This stage focuses on recalibrating perceptual awareness and initiating direct information reception.

• Development & Integration
  The subsequent days combine advanced theory with carefully designed practical exercises to strengthen intuitive perception, situational clarity, and confidence in one’s own perceptual judgments. Participants learn to recognize subtle informational patterns, assess environments and interpersonal dynamics more accurately, and respond with precision and calm.

By the conclusion of the seminar, each participant receives an official Certificate of Completion, confirming successful participation in the full Infovision curriculum.

This program is not a conventional course. It is a disciplined experiential process rooted in the Infovision tradition, one that expands perceptual capacity, sharpens judgment, and fundamentally transforms how participants engage with information, decisions, and the world around them.