Can You See Without Your Eyes?

Albert Nerenberg
Dec 28, 2025
2 min read

An Experiential Online Workshop in Non-Visual Perception with Albert Nerenberg

Seeing without your eyes sounds impossible. Frankly, it should sound impossible.

If I hadn’t done it myself—and repeatedly watched ordinary, skeptical adults do it—I wouldn’t believe it either.

This online workshop offers a rapid, fun hands-on introduction to practical methods commonly referred to as seeing without your eyes, or Mind Sight, the ability to accurately identify shapes, colors, symbols, and movement and often more while the eyes are fully covered with blackout masks.

No tricks. No faith required.

This is not about belief—it’s about experiencing something that shouldn’t be there. But is.

There is increased interest in this kind of practice, because in recent year black out eye masks, necessary for practice, are increasingly accessible.

Seeing Without Eyes: The Workshop

In this live, guided session that incorporates basic approach, you’ll be led step-by-step through structured exercises that train you to have your first breakthrough. These methods draw from relaxation, breathwork, hypnosis, sensory decoupling, and altered-state research—without mysticism or vague language.

Participants work in real time.

What Actually Happens

About 50% of attendees will reliably experience some level of non-visual perception during the workshop itself. A few will surprise themselves entirely.

The other 50%? You’ll still come away with a clear understanding of why this works for some people, why it doesn’t for others (yet), and where to go next.

No hype. No guarantees. Just honest probabilities.

This is isn’t for advanced practioners of Mind Sight techniques but for people looking to make their first breakthrough.

What This One Day Course Is (and Isn’t)

A fast, fun experiential introduction

Grounded in real demonstrations

Skeptical-friendly and testable

• ✘ Not a magic trick

• ✘ Not a supernatural claim

• ✘ Not a passive lecture

You’ll be invited to test your own limits, question your assumptions, and notice how much perception happens before the eyes ever get involved.

Who This Is For

• Curious skeptics