Lyn Buchanan

How does it feel?

What's the temperature?

You use only physical descriptors.

and you get the physical descriptors of it.

And then you say, oh, it feels cold.

Well, how cold is it?

That's where you start getting the measurements.

And as you go through the six stages, you finally get down to where you can reproduce the circuitry on a circuit board.

I mean, it gets that detailed.

And this is the genius of what Ingo Swann did.

He started out with, I don't know what's at the target, but man, there's land and water and something man-made.

And at that point in the training, where you're in stage one training, you open the envelope and there's a ship sitting at dock.

Just like that.

And when you get good at that, 80% accurate at it through practice, then you move into stage two.

Have you ever remote viewed Mars?

In stage six, there's a phenomenon called...

and there's one step beyond that, which we call perfect site integration.

When you reach that stage,

you're not at the target, okay?

But your attention is so focused on the target that you forget about the room around you or anything else.