Mind Sight training, developed and taught by Sean McNamara, is one of several independent legacy methodologies dedicated to the exploration of non-visual perception, often referred to as seeing without the eyes.

Over the years, Mind Sight has contributed to demonstrating that perception is not limited to the physical eyes and that alternative perceptual capacities can be accessed through structured experiential practice.

It is important to clarify that MatrixVision® is not based on Mind Sight training. MatrixVision represents a distinct, independently developed system with its own methodology, structure, training tools, certification standards, and outcome criteria. While both operate within the broader domain of alternative vision training, they follow different pedagogical and methodological paths.

Mind Sight programs typically emphasize experiential exercises aimed at reducing reliance on conventional sight and encouraging participants to access intuitive and spatial forms of perception. As a legacy approach, it reflects earlier stages in the evolution of this field, where experiential discovery played a central role and formalized training structures were still emerging.

MatrixVision® recognizes Mind Sight as part of the historical development of non-ocular perception training, alongside other early and parallel systems. These legacy methodologies contributed to opening the field and establishing foundational awareness. MatrixVision®, however, is far more systematic and comprehensive, integrating standardized training protocols, proprietary instructional tools, certified instructor pathways, and clearly defined, measurable outcomes.

For individuals exploring training options in seeing without the eyes, it is essential to distinguish between legacy approaches and modern, systematically developed methodologies. MatrixVision® supports transparency and informed comparison, while clearly positioning itself as an independent, next-generation system within the broader landscape of alternative vision training.