Lyn Buchanan's involvement with Controlled Remote viewing (CRV) came about by a long, strange and circuitous route over half a lifetime.

Having obtained a BA in Languages, a BA in Psychology, and a Master's in Psycholinguistics, he taught foreign languages for several years, before his return to the Army to become a linguist with the US Intelligence and Security Command. During a 4 year assignment in Germany, due to his extensive ability with computers, he was used almost exclusively as a systems designer and programmer. It was there that his "PK" ability resurfaced. Shortly there- after, Maj. Gen. Albert Stubblebine, then Commander of the US Intelligence and Security Command, decided to transfer him to Washington DC, in hopes of forming a research project targeting PK abilities as a weapon against foreign computer systems. There he studied CRV protocols and methodlogies developed by Ingo Swann. He quickly became proficient in the use of CRV techniques and became the unit's trainer for his last 7 years in the service.

After retiring from the army , he began working as a computer consultant, and built his own company, Problems Solutions Innovations. Adding his computer skills to the CRV process, Lyn has developed techniques for enhancing the results of organized CRV efforts. During the first few years of the company's development, he continued to teach CRV to members of the US government and intelligence services who were in a position to know of his ability to do so. Demands for CRV training in the civilian sector also became over-whelming, and his company now does more CRV training than database work.

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