Video Nugget: What Has Remote Viewing Accomplished?withLyn Buchanan

Books Mentioned In This Interview

lyn buchanan the seventh sense lyn buchanan the seventh sense: the secrets of remote viewing as told by a "psychic spy" for the u.s. military

This New Thinking Allowed “Video Nugget” has been excerpted from a longer conversation with Lyn Buchanan and Jeffrey Mishlove titled “Your Sixth and Seventh Senses”. See https://youtu.be/qRpCysgpEFk

Published on September 4, 2018

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Your Sixth and Seventh SenseswithLyn Buchanan

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In this wide-ranging discussion, Lyn Buchanan points out that the CRV method of remote viewing does not focus on how to become psychic. Rather, it assumes that the subconscious mind already has access to all information in space and time. The key is how to transfer this information to the conscious mind. He maintains that [...]

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An Open-Ended ConversationwithLyn Buchanan

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Here he shares some reflections on the film, The Men Who Stare at Goats, which is partially based upon his own life-story. He describes the difference between remote viewing and bilocation. He also asks some questions of interviewer, Jeffrey Mishlove, about receiving his unique parapsychology doctoral degree. He suggests that American culture is reaching a [...]

Controlled Remote ViewingwithLyn Buchanan

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Here he describes the various phases in the training process developed for the U.S. Army known as CRV or Controlled Remote Viewing. He describes the process as similar to learning a martial art, in the sense that one’s instincts are being trained. He maintains that, once individuals have completed the final stages of this training, [...]

Inside the Remote Viewing Unit at Fort MeadewithLyn Buchanan

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Alchemy and PsychologywithRobert Bosnak

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Time TravelwithJason Reza Jorjani

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Here he discusses time travel with respect to remote viewing, anomalous archeological artifacts, and logical paradoxes. He references literature and film presentations that explore the nuances of time travel to the past and the future. The simulation hypothesis is proposed as one model that can help us understand how it is possible to change the [...]

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Video Nugget: What Has Remote Viewing Accomplished?withLyn Buchanan

Books Mentioned In This Interview

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Video Nugget: What Has Remote Viewing Accomplished?withLyn Buchanan

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