Lyn Buchanan

Lyn Buchanan is a former U.S. Army intelligence officer who participated in the military's remote viewing program from 1984 to 1992. He served as one of the original psychic spies in what became known as the Stargate Project, a classified program that investigated psychic phenomena for intelligence gathering purposes. After leaving the military, Buchanan founded Problems Solutions Innovations (P.S.I.), a company that applies remote viewing techniques to business and personal situations. He trains civilians in controlled remote viewing methods developed by the military. Buchanan has written about his experiences in the remote viewing program and the techniques used by military psychic operatives. His work focuses on the practical applications of remote viewing and the protocols developed during his eight years of government service. He presents remote viewing as a learnable skill rather than a supernatural ability. Buchanan emphasizes the structured methodology and training protocols that were developed during the military program.

Readers appreciate Buchanan's firsthand experience in the military remote viewing program and his insider perspective on classified operations. Many find his explanations of remote viewing techniques clear and his training background credible. Readers value his practical approach to teaching remote viewing methods and the structured protocols he presents. Some readers praise the book for demystifying remote viewing and presenting it as a skill that can be learned through practice. They note Buchanan's straightforward writing style and his focus on methodology rather than sensationalism. Critical readers question the validity of remote viewing claims and express skepticism about the effectiveness of psychic intelligence gathering. Some find the subject matter too speculative or lacking scientific rigor. A few readers wanted more detailed accounts of specific military operations or more comprehensive training instructions than what Buchanan provides in his writing.