Tony Rodrigues Unveils Remote Viewing Secrets at Odyssey 24 Sedona

When Tony Rodrigues took the stage at Odyssey 24, Sedona's first prototype consciousness conference, he wasn't there to rehash his twenty-year Secret Space Program testimony. He was there to teach—to pull back the curtain on the remote viewing protocols that the military spent millions developing in secret, and that he experienced firsthand as a programmed child participant.

"I was an abductee," he told the intimate gathering with characteristic directness. "In this town it's not a big shocker." What followed was something far beyond testimony: a technical deep-dive into declassified consciousness technology, live demonstrations, and evidence that keeps mounting with each return visit to the sites of his childhood trauma.

What Makes a Prototype Conference Work?

"I just invited my friends to come speak," Tony explained about assembling the Odyssey lineup. But there was intention behind the intimacy. Unlike collage-style conferences where testimonies rarely connect, Tony designed Odyssey around a single thread: "The best conferences have speakers that dovetail into each other under a subject matter." That subject? The meditation gateway that unlocks remote viewing, remote influencing, mediumship—"all of these things."

The speaker list reflected years of relationship-building in the field: Aziz and Yummy from the Farsight Institute ("I look up to the work you guys are doing, really"), psychic medium Jean-Charles Moyen stepping in last-minute when editor Jackie had a family emergency, guided meditation specialist Lily Nova, and Arcturus Ra. "If you're a country singer, you move to Nashville," Tony quipped. "If you're an SSP person that teaches remote viewing, you move to Sedona."

The morning had the feel of friends gathering rather than a formal presentation—Tony peeling off layers as the room warmed, joking about the coffee shortage, acknowledging this was his first time throwing "the whole shebang" rather than just showing up to speak. "A lot of you are already in the know," he told the crowd. "I'm basically just hanging out with friends this morning."

What Did the Inyokern Evidence Reveal?

When Tony and researcher Tyler from Journey to Truth visited the Inyokern site where his 1982 memories placed him, the shock wasn't just confirmation—it was unlocking. "When I poked my head in that window, I felt it again," he said of peering into the abandoned buildings. "And all of those feelings unlocked gave me access to what they were teaching us, what they were doing there."

The buildings stand in a California Special District—classified zones where "it's perfectly legal to torture kids in those buildings. Only military police had jurisdiction." Tony showed weather-worn trailers, a burned chassis he'd seen in a prior remote viewing session about the site's future, and the exact positioning of structures matching his childhood memories. "You can imagine my surprise," he said simply.

But the real revelation was the timeline. Project Grill Flame funding dried up April 9, 1982. Tony was abducted April 15, 1982. A gap appears in official records—exactly when Senator Claiborne Pell conducted joint Senate arms committee hearings about where Grill Flame was getting its participants, because the program was so successful that all military branches wanted access. "During that time, they had us kids secretly being tortured and programmed to do remote viewing," Tony explained. By January 1983, it rolled into Project Center Lane at Fort Leavenworth—now army regulation, volunteers only.

"For that short window that they could experiment on kids, they threw the book at it," he said. "They threw everything they could at experimenting."

How Does Military-Grade Remote Viewing Actually Work?

Tony didn't just describe the protocols—he demonstrated them. The event screened a polished video of his recent session targeting the September 2024 UFO flyover during Elena Danaan's Denver gathering. Wearing headphones playing his custom 30-minute binaural track ("I tried using AI for the voice and it was so bad, so I just used my own voice and it's also bad"), Tony worked through the session with monitor Adrian filming.

"There's something different going on here... she's directing traffic here and she's greeting them," Tony narrated, sketching impressions. When the target was revealed—identifying the beings flying above the crowd—his drawings showed the Westin hotel, an amphitheater layout, a triangular craft, even "a river area and a silo where it was raining."

The rain detail proved unexpectedly significant. "When I looked at the weather pattern for the moment of the flyby, it was only raining at that place where you saw a little glimpse of the map in Florida"—leading to identification of Eglin Air Force Base in the panhandle as the triangle's origin point. "Remote viewing does that," Tony said of the unexpected accurate details.

The technique he teaches comes directly from recovered memory of the childhood protocols, enhanced by what he's learned works: "Remote viewing is about clearing your mind, meditating to having nothing, so that you can listen to the real data." He's formalized it through three weekly groups (Alpha, Quantum, and the forthcoming Galaxy), where he often performs worse than participants. "I do way less sessions. So sometimes we do it and I suck at it and the group is amazing. It's about practice. It's a muscle reflex."

The binaurals made the difference in his recent work—isotonic sounds layered at 7.83 hertz frequencies, subliminal affirmations for confidence, thirty minutes before a fifteen-minute break, then protocol. "I'll be damned if it works like an amplifier. It really improved my performance greatly." Even counteracting the EMF from VR headsets they're testing for shared virtual viewing experiences.

What's the Obelisk Water Technology?

In a rapid-fire finale, Tony unveiled research that comprises his new book's core revelation. After using a Vogel crystal to imbue water with healing intention for his sick partner Veronica ("she drank the water and stood up and said 'what was in that?' I feel great"), he recognized a pattern in ancient monuments.

"I found that the Karnak temple had a certain layout, almost like a machine," he explained, clicking through slides showing measurements. The Vatican obelisk: 0.72 miles to water. Boboli Gardens obelisk in Italy: 0.72 miles to spillway, "famous for their wine, the quality of their wine through the water." Paris Concord Luxor obelisk: 0.72 miles. "The Eiffel Tower was a failed experiment—my mom read a book that said they were gonna purify the water with it and it failed."

Washington Monument to reflecting pool, Astana's Bayterek Tower in both directions, St. Louis arch from the quartz courthouse—all precisely 0.72 miles to water sources. "One eighth of a mile upstream from Anheuser-Busch," Tony noted of the St. Louis configuration. The arrays surrounding each obelisk contain quartz or specific mineral content in the pillars.

"They're imbuing the water with mental intention with piezo-mental energy. So when you drink the water, you are influenced from it." University studies confirm water can carry sedative properties with no chemical component—"purely the shape of the piezoelectricity that you generated and was magnified by the crystal." The implication for mass consciousness influence through water supplies was left hanging.

But Tony offered the antidote as freely as the revelation: "All you have to do is clear your water. Just imagine being clear, just imagine the water's clear, nothing, and give it a snort. And it defeats it, defeats all that technology."

As the morning session ended and speakers began signing the ceremonial Odyssey 'O' that will travel to future conferences, Tony seemed lighter—almost surprised to be "off the clock" so early in his own event. The prototype had worked. Consciousness research presented not as fringe testimony but as documented technique, teachable skill, recoverable heritage. "We are all kind of—asleep is not a good term. We're numb," he'd said earlier. Odyssey 24 felt like the beginning of waking up.

Watch the complete Odyssey 24 presentation to see Tony's full evidence slideshow, the remote viewing demonstration video, and the obelisk water technology breakdown that points toward both ancient control systems and immediate personal sovereignty.

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