The Seventh Sense

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For thirty years, the U.S. government has secretly trained military personnel in "remote viewing," the psychic ability to perceive others' thoughts and experiences. Lyn Buchanan, a world-renowned expert, shares his candid experiences for the first time. Assigned to a clandestine Army intelligence group for nearly a decade, he trained personnel to harness their psychic abilities as a data-collection tool during significant events like the Iran hostage crisis, Chernobyl disaster, and Gulf War. Buchanan recounts his selection for his unique abilities and his transformation from an ordinary soldier into a leading psychic spy. Engaging in top-secret projects using "mental espionage" brought profound changes to his life. After years of analysis, he reveals the techniques and mental exercises used to train remote viewers, demonstrating that everyone possesses dormant psychic abilities that can be explored. This account offers a hard, scientific look at the reality of psychic covert operations today, appealing to those curious about their potential to become remote viewers. This fascinating chronicle provides insights into life as a psychic spy and the possibilities that lie within us all.