Lyn Buchanan

Some of the people who do the controlled remote viewing will write down the coordinates because you never tell them what the target is.

You just give them an encrypted number and let their pen do scribble, scribble, scribble.

And then they go back and touch it.

Well, scribble, scribble, scribble is automatic writing, which some people are good at.

psychometry is where you go back and touch something and get information off of it, okay?

And so that's one way to begin a CRV session.

Another way, and the way that I teach my students, is the martial art way, wax on, wipe off, okay?

And so you say, draw me the

most basic graphic you can of land.

And some people will make a mountain, some people make a straight line.

And then show me water and they'll make a wavy line.

And you have this other vocabulary and you practice and practice and practice that.

This is how they taught me.

The Ingo Swann Method was taught to me.

And when it gets to the point where

the monitor who's calling out these words starts to say the word and the viewer automatically makes the word that's going to be said, that's when you know their subconscious mind is accessing the monitor.

That's when you know you've got it.

So then you go to what's, that's called stage one.

So then you go to stage two where you say, oh, describe the water.

And by describing the water, you say, how does it taste?