FEATURE STORY CRV Direct Hit Featuring Lyn Buchanan by Dick Allgire There is value in the publication of raw remote viewing session work. It gives everyone a better understanding of what kind of data can be produced by a remote viewer, and it gives us a chance to see how data manifests in a real session on a real target. Too many claims are made about remote viewing without any data to back up those claims. Lyn Buchanan was kind enough to let us publish and analyze a session that he worked recently. In this instance the work was essentially blind. The partial frontloading was simply this: Target coordinates: 012301 018911 “The target is a location. Describe the location.” As he worked the session Lynn was monitored by John, with a student named Coral observing. Lyn Buchanan is not fond of “proving” his skill as a remote viewer to onlookers. Commenting on this session he says “Thinking back on it, I was somewhat perturbed. I hate Dog & Pony Shows. I have done too many of them, I guess. While I don't mind doing demos for the students, there is still that Dog & Pony Show feeling in the back of my mind that I can't get rid of.” We asked Lyn if uses any type of “cool down” prior to working a session. “I have found,” he replies, “that the best ‘cool down’ for me is to line up a series of physical activity jobs and just include the session in it, zooming through the jobs without break and as quickly as possible: Mow the lawn, Clean the garage, Do the session, Wash the car.” This session was done on January 23, 2001. We are publishing two complete versions of the session. Lyn first sent the unedited original, which is rather difficult to read. “Everyone who has seen me do a session,” he says, “knows that the handwriting is totally illegible, especially when I'm on target.” We requested he copy the session and provide a more legible version so everyone could better read and understand the data. Lyn sent us a typed version of the session with this caveat: “I'd like a disclaimer on it saying it was re-done for presentation, and that it had been compared to the original for accuracy. I don't know why, but I have always been a stickler for total honesty where the public is concerned. I'd hate for the word - - -or even suspicion - - - to get around that I was faking a target for presentation.” Here is the typed version of Lyn’s session: Lyn 1/23/01 1641 hrs Training table John (monitoring) Coral (observing) POCA: Biker gang invading a town and destroying everything POCD: none SA:biker gang Frontloading: The target is a location. Describe the location 012301 018011 A: across hard rough B: Land 012301 018011 A1: across hard rough B1: land A2: across angle down hard B2: Manmade SC: Motorcycle 012301 018011 A1: over down across hard rough B1: Land A2: up Solid B2: organic SC: Biker gang EA: surprise: New ideo. A3: rising Curving Faster A4: up Down Across Hard B4: Manmade (Monitor: “Describe the land”) P2: (Land) Dark Red Side lit Dark Powdery Flat Open Outdoors Dark Semi-dark Locally lit Dirty Loose Black Clothy Jeansy SC: Lantern SC: hat NOTE: I think I’ve jumped Target from “land” to some other part. Feels like I’m describing the organic. SC: jeans SC: Does that mean its "common"? (Monitor: “Describe the organic”) P2: (organic) Common Ordinary Young In dark Resting “time-outting” black NOTE: I think I’ve jumped target to the manmade. (Monitor: “Describe the manmade”) P2:  (Manmade) AI: flat land in Front of me. I feel envy Confusion break: Why envy? P3:  Sketch: (1)   Manmade Black Thin Balanced Mechanical Metallic Balanced Leaning Stopped Resting Not working In dark Dark (2)   open dark (3)   organic young male P7: "Hog" Down Kneeling Squatting NOTE: Not “male” as in gender But “male” as in ambiance: “Macho”. AI: sore legs Sore butt CRV Direct Hit Page 2 Privacy Statement Copyright © 2001, H.R.V.G. All rights reserved.

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