
Welcome to the course!
I’m truly excited to have you here.
Before you begin, I want to share one thing: this course was created for people who are ready to think beyond the limits we were raised with —
people who sense there’s more happening in our skies, our history, and our consciousness than we’ve been taught to believe.
Whether you joined through a shared code or found this course on your own, **you’re here for a reason**, and I’m grateful you made it in.
What to know
1. This is more than a course — it’s an experience.
2. Start with whichever category you feel drawn to first.
3. Take your time. This topic is big, complex, and deeply personal.
4. Ask questions anytime. I respond as quickly and as honestly as I can.
A small favor
If you find value here, please leave an honest review after you’ve completed at least one catagory.
Reviews help more than you know — especially for a course that’s just getting momentum.
Again, welcome.
Let’s get started.
Patricia Avant
Recognize UAP phenomena through real footage and practical camera and computer techniques, becoming a vigilant UAP hunter who can identify and document strange orbs.
Explore how UAP camouflage evolves through three distinct transformation stages, revealing ship-like structures when rotated, with footage slowed to 5% to show the single, persisting object and the flashing lights.
Explore four questions on why some UAPs appear red, covering emission wavelengths, possible energy sources, materials that glow when heated, and the link to heat or friction.
Examine red triangle uaps, tiny ruby dots seen at high altitude, difficult to spot and track, often camouflaged, with brightness adjustments revealing their structure and raising awareness of disclosure.
Observe the wide range and unpredictability of UAPs, noting a tiny ball of light that resembles a star before a UAP reveals itself, with heat signatures at the ends.
Examine a UAP with a full and intense red and yellow heat signature and rapid movement linked to shape shifting.
Explore the reverse engineering of the ufo mindset by examining how uaps manipulate visibility, elude detection, and interact with observer consciousness through resonant frequencies.
Explore five UAPs that appear conscious and sentient, displaying life-like presence, deliberate movements, and transformative forms that challenge perceptions of what constitutes intelligent life.
Capture a pitch black sky to reveal hidden activity and energy signatures in UAPs; brightening footage uncovers orbs, faint lights, and patterns suggesting environmental or observer interactions.
When it comes to UFO's, Civilians are being ignored. But we may be the key.
Most of us have been trained by movies and media to expect UFOs to look like “flying saucers.” But real UFOs—now called UAPs (Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena)—often look very different. And they’re everywhere.
This course is built around real footage from my own skywatching experiences, starting in 2016. I’m not a government insider or a celebrity. I’m just someone who kept looking up—and started filming what I saw.
Now, after seven years of documenting what’s in our skies, I’m sharing it—so you can learn to see it too.
The government may have changed the name from UFO to UAP. But that doesn’t change the facts.
And the FACT is: You’ve been looking for the wrong thing.
Reverse Engineering the UFO Mindset is designed to do one thing: Correct that.
You’ll learn:
To raise your awareness of how often UAPs are actually present in our skies
How to spot and recognize them—so you can finally understand what you’re seeing
This course experience using real footage from my own sightings (since 2017), includes:
Frame-by-frame breakdowns of real UAP footage
Annotated screenshots to highlight key details
Three full-color posters showing the main UAP color signatures
Your choice of a downloadable e-book or audiobook study guide
Diagrams explaining shapes, movement patterns, and behaviors
And much more to help you see with new eyes
You can move through the course at your own pace, in any order.
This isn’t about belief—it’s about learning how to see.