DISCLOSURE: Army Remote Viewer Prepares Us For What’s Coming | Sgt. Lyn Buchanan (retd.)

We were never officially tasked with any ET or UFO targets. Did we do them? Well, yeah. It became immediately apparent that there's not us and them. There's us and them and them and them, them and them. Each with their own agenda. The ones that have bases here seem to be friendly. I've also come to the conclusion that the ET bases, they're more like reservations where our governments have said, "You don't bother us, we won't bother you." >> It seems like there's a galactic battle that's going on. Those that are friendly to us are maybe antagonistic with those that are not friendly with us. What is the endgame here? >> Those who are more creative than we are want us to develop our psychic abilities. We can see across space and time like we can see across the room. If we have that ability and it's developed, we will be a major power in the universe. And that's where our enemies don't want us out there. >> I think there's many of us, myself included, who've been trying to ring [music] Rever's bell. >> Those who are enemies and more psychic than we are, they would be very happy to see us all dead. How do you be one of the survivors? Learn to survive. So, how did you find yourself working for the military in the Stargate program and remote viewing on behalf of the government? >> Um, I was uh working as a linguist and computer uh uh programmer over in Auxburg, Germany. And um they wanted a um program that would tie the intelligence computers of 12 different countries together to get them talking to each other. And uh each country has a different language and and you know different uh um uh setup for their intelligence and all that. So, um the um the offer was made to one other sergeant and myself and um I got the job. The other sergeant wanted it. So, it took me about eight or nine months to write that program. And when the day came to uh show it to the commanding generals of the 12 different countries, um they were all gathered in the room and I went to the bathroom to, you know, I had everything all set up. Went to the bathroom to make sure my hair was right, there were no wrinkles in my uniform and all this. came back, did my little song and dance introduction and then for, you know, to show it, I hit the enter key and the screen went dead and the general started laughing at me and all that. And this other sergeant was at the back door and he said, "Gotcha." And turned around and walked off. and I got flaming angry. Well, I have had PK ability all my life. >> And for those listening, that's psychokinesis. That's the ability to >> um Yeah. >> How would you describe your PK abilities? So for the audience who may not know, >> have you ever heard of the poltergeist children? Those children when they get upset, things fall off shelves and all that. >> That's very that's very common thing actually. Uh most people train their kids out of it, but um uh I was one of those. My mother encouraged it actually and uh encouraged me to develop my ability and uh so anyway, I got flaming angry and when I did the intelligence computers of the entire station went down. Uh there was an estimate that I had burned out almost $50 million worth of computers [laughter] and uh uh I knew what had happened but I wasn't going to say anything you know and uh just Oops. And uh anyway, Junglabi, the head of the intelligence and security command, was looking for people who had this ability. >> Mhm. >> And uh one of his uh captains was in the room at the time and reported me. And about two months later, uh, General Stobine came out to, uh, install a new commander for the field station. And when he did, he wanted to see me. And I thought, what did I do wrong? Yeah. And uh so anyway, uh he took me into the new commander's office, turned around to the brand new commander and said, "I need to talk to Sergeant Buchanan. Get out." [laughter] You can imagine which four-letter list I went to the top of at [laughter] that point. And uh if you've ever seen the movie The Minister Goats, uh General stumbled by and got right up in my face and said, "Did you kill my computers with your mind?" >> And I said, "Yes, sir, I did." He said, "Far fing out. Have I ever got a job for you?" [laughter] He wanted to back to DC to uh start a unit that would first of all destroy enemy computers. Hopefully with the end result of learning how to control enemy computers instead of destroying them so we can make what we want them to do. And uh Congress had been caught doing mind control experiments in the 60s and never again. They said that's mind control. No way we're going to fund that. So General Stabine took me out to the remote viewing unit, put me in there. That's how I got there. >> Yep. So was uh was your kind of tacid operation to continue your psychoinesis work or were you actually legitimately going to switch lanes and start working on remote viewing at that point? Yes, according to uh presidential order 1233, we uh could not do uh active mental work uh and we could not even uh remote view US citizens unless there was proof that it was for national security and ordered by Congress. So it would have taken of Congress to get us to >> uh even remote view a US citizen but active mental work absolutely forbidden. No. >> Mhm. All right. So you're you're now charged with the task of remote viewing which is you know a form of espionage I suppose. But >> uh >> what were some of your first assignments and when did you know that there was a there there like there was something happening that you know you and your team were able to access that was real and tangible. >> My first session um they had uh they had a stack of envelopes and they sent two of the other viewers out. Um, they picked an envelope that was sealed and drove away from the unit. After they got out of sight of the unit, they opened the envelope and went to a place that was listed in the envelope. And I was to access them mentally and tell where they were. And I thought, "This is crazy. I can't do this." you know, and so I I tried and all I got was two people driving a car and looking out the window being lost and couldn't find their way anywhere. So anyway, after the uh couple came back, they uh they were supposed to have gone to a playground right outside of Fort Me. They got lost and couldn't find it and drove the whole time and that's when they reported and at that point I thought maybe I can do something like this. >> Wow. >> And so then they started training me. I went through the training of the Ingos Swan uh controlled remote viewing method which is what the military used and uh became a uh full-fledged viewer and uh eventually after about two years became the trainer of the unit. >> Wow. I want to at some point I want to circle back and talk about this method and how people can develop their own remote viewing abilities. So if you're listening right now, we're going to get back to that. So stick around. But I want to I want to hear some more of because there was some wild things that you saw and I'm sure you know some of what you saw was classified and you know pertains to pertains to things that shouldn't be talked about but some of the things are you're willing to talk about and they're very interesting and they pertain to also this next turbulent stretch that we're going through uh in humanity. >> Yeah. So what were some of the things outside of the classic military operations? Because once you harnessed the skill, I'm sure there was a mixture of curiosity and also, you know, just a desire to see what you could see. So what were some of these things that you started to tap into beyond the uh the military operations? >> Well, we were forbidden to use remote viewing for our own use. Go figure that. [laughter] >> Yeah. And so uh um we uh you know I learned to uh use it to make better decisions uh to make money and uh to make my life my family's life better. Um we went from like several thousand dollars in debt to owning our own home, owning everything fully paid, money in the bank and all that. So that uh also in the practice sessions now let me point out here we were never officially tasked with any ET or UFO targets. Okay. Did we do them? Well yeah practice sessions and you know if a two three fourstar general came in and said would you do me a favor? What's the surgeon going to say? No, sir. You know, and so, you know, but we were never officially tasked to do ET targets. Uh, did we do them? Well, sure. Yeah, we did them. Um, as practice or as favors. >> All right. ET targets. I mean, what were you what were you discovering? What did you what did you see? Um there were uh there were already four ET bases uh discovered before I got there and that was sort of a standard u thing to see if we could do those. I did three of them. I never did the fourth one up in the Pyrenees mountains in Spain. Uh but there's one in uh Mount Hayes, Alaska, one in uh Zimbabwe, and one in uh Mount Zeal uh in Queensland, Australia. And uh so I did those and come to find out um my my sketches, my findings, everything else were exactly I mean measurably the same as had been found almost 15 years before that by one of the best remote viewers ever in Pat Price. Yeah. >> All right. So these are bases that are built by ETSs or built by humans to research and you know reverse engineer technologies etc. >> There were humans working there uh but I don't think those humans were from the earth. I think well originally um as as if my viewing is correct. Okay. Uh when the Anunnaki or whatever you choose to call them were here before and left the planet, they took people with them to be slaves. They were slaves here. So they took slaves to go with them. And those people have been on other planets. And now then that the ETSs are coming back, they're bringing those slaves and those people. So there were humans there but I don't think there were born on earth >> and uh but um the one at Mount H uh Mount Zeal from what I found tends to be a sort of an entry point to the earth that uh it's the uh entry portal to the earth uh ETSs come there and then disperse first shot around the planet. Uh the one in Zimbabwe seems to be a repair a UFO repair for facility. Uh the one in Mount Hayes in Alaska seems to be some kind of an intelligence gathering thing for the ETSs. Um and I never did the one in the parody so I'm not sure about that. >> So what is this what is this cosmological story? So, so there was uh you know and is and where is the where is what you saw versus what you kind of pieced together in in story from other stories you know so I guess I'm curious what the story is and then where where that story comes from what is the actual remote viewing observation that you saw and then what was pieced together by other narratives >> uh by other narratives uh basically the same information Um Joe McMongle who is a fantastic remote viewer um uh found the one in Mount Hayes active. Now that was about five years before I did mine uh on that and I found it still working automated but abandoned by the ETSs. There were no ETs there but everything was working in an automated fashion. So, um I guess they didn't need to be there. The uh one in, uh Mount Zel, like I say, seemed to be like a like an airport. Uh the saucers would come in, land, deplane, and people would get on and leave again and all that. The ET people or whatever. And uh it seemed basically like a space age airport, you know. >> Mhm. >> I saw him friendly as friendly. Um on other work that I've done, I've also come to the conclusion, okay, I have no proof of this. I've also come to the conclusion on my own viewing that the ET bases maybe are named incorrectly. They're more like reservations where our governments have said you stay here and here's your reservation. Like the Indians have reservations. Here's your reservation. >> You don't bother us, we won't bother you. and uh that those locations are more granted to them than them coming in just secretly taking him, you know. Well, so then so then there's there's been a there's been an awareness and a communication and either some type of alliance or collaboration with some kind of deep state structure or some kind of siloed aspect of the government or is it kind of >> I think that's not even a secret anymore, >> right? [laughter] >> Yeah. Yeah. I think that's just commonly known. Yeah. Mhm. And then so what is the, you know, what is the endgame here? Like what are they, what are they trying to do? Are they just checking us out? Are they here to help us and intervene if we really things up? Or are they here to facilitate and exacerbate us things up because they want something that we got? Like where are we at here? >> Uh different reasons. Um the ones that have bases here seem to be friendly to us. Uh I was asked to do a paper comparing and contrasting their psychic ability with our psychic ability. And uh he's given all kinds of records that the public may never see. But um uh it became immediately apparent that there's not us and them. There's us and them and them and them and them and them and them you know and uh there are many different them each with their own agenda and all that. So in the comparison of the psychic ability from the records that I saw um I my report cut the ETSs into four different groups. those with more psychic ability than we have and those with equal or less. In those two groups, you have our enemies and our friends. So, that cuts it into four different groups. Our enemies with equal or less than we have don't tend to come here except maybe by accident or something. The ones with equal or less than we do come here for trade. And in fact, uh friend of mine, uh was he's retired now, uh in charge of one of the uh technological trade branches and uh uh he basically confirmed this. They're here. They're here for trade. >> And what are they what are they looking what are they looking for? Precious metals, >> materials, materials, things like that. And the last time I was out there uh talking to him, I said, "What are we trading now?" And he kind of chuckled and he said, "Well, the regular stuff, but also he said, uh, they've they're so advanced that they don't need anything anymore except materials." And so their creativity is just dwindled to nothing. And uh he said they're giving us stuff that they think is just common. We're taking it and being creative with it. And he said some of what we're trading them back now is their own stuff and they're glad to get it. [laughter] And uh so anyway um those who are more creative than we are want us to develop our abilities, psychic abilities. And you'll you'll hear time and time again. People get abducted and then they start having psychic abilities. >> Mhm. >> And u those who are enemies and more psychic than we are don't want us out there. and uh they would be very happy to see us all dead, you know, and I couldn't figure out why. And there was this one incident that made it sort of all jail in my mind. There were some uh guys um camping at a lakeside and one evening they were standing by the lake and they saw this ET I mean this flying saucer and they were watching it and it came up and got right over them and they were frozen and it abducted them and something about that that added all the information I'd seen before sort of made things click in my mind and I realized those ETs had more psychic ability than those humans standing there on the lake. But they didn't have any range. They had to be right over them in order to abduct them and you know in order to freeze them. And in the remote viewing that we learned, we [clears throat] can see across space and time like we can see across a room. >> Mhm. And uh when we're going into space, okay, and when we get there, if we have that ability and it's developed, we will be a major power in the universe because we can see through space and time, they can't. >> And uh that's why our friends want us out there. And with that ability developed, that's where our enemies don't want us out there. >> I've always been a collector since I was a kid, whether it was sports cards, Magic [music] cards, comics, stamps, or coins. And as I've gotten older, I've transitioned [music] to collecting original art. I also believe in precious metals as one of the safest and most [music] stable stores of wealth. The impossibly cool thing about my new company, Metalmark, [music] as part of the Aubrey Marcus Collective, is that it combines both of these things that I love. Fully assayable [music] and recoverable fractional gold notes paired with impossibly beautiful, cool, and collectible limited edition [music] art. So, if for some reason you don't like the art anymore or the art loses its value, you can always just keep the gold. If any other class of art loses its value, all you are left with is paper or in the case of NFTs, pixels. And if you are just starting in collecting gold, instead of [music] having to drop $2700 on a coin like this, you can get in for less than a Benjamin. So would this I mean, it seems like there's a galactic there's a galactic battle that's going on. those that are friendly to us are maybe antagonistic with those that are not friendly with us. And there's a kind of like a stasis between equally matched powers. And then so those that are friendly to us are looking to develop and help us advance so that we can actually maybe turn the tide. And then probably those that are less friendly to us want to make sure that we never reach that capacity so that we're eliminated from the from the galactic battle that's going on. That's what I get from my my viewing. Yeah. And also uh you know you look at the ancient art I mean are our art from the medieval times and all that that have the UFOs in the sky fighting with each other. And yeah I think there's been a a battle going on between them longer than we can even understand. Yeah. Mhm. So, how much do you think that both the benevolent and the malevolent uh extraterrestrial entities, how much influence are they wielding now under, you know, under the power structures that are kind of underground here and moving in our world? Um, >> yeah, >> and exerting different levels of control. And you know, I just spoke with a channeler, Lee Harris, who was talking about a control grid that's been kind of snapped on by ETSs to limit our ability to actually come to our full fruition. >> I wouldn't be surprised, but I'll be honest, I have no idea. I haven't viewed it. I haven't been tasked with it. And uh you know, there's nothing I can do about it. And so when it comes time that I do a session, I'd rather help bring home a missing kid. >> Yeah, understood. Understood. >> About Yeah. >> Yeah. Yeah. That makes uh that makes perfect sense. Of course. Now, in doing some research for the show, I I came across something that was rather chilling, which was uh some viewings of whatever this power structure that exists or power structures. Maybe I'm also open to the idea that there's waring factions within the deep state structures that have different incentives and goals. I think people make the make the leap that it's all of the sudden all the demons are getting along. The demons never get along, you know, they're always fighting each other. So, so like whatever these whatever this deep state is, it's it's, you know, probably likely that they're each trying to seize the ring of power for themsel. Um, but nonetheless, the viewing was that there would be a series of man-made, but you know, for those who were unaware, seemingly natural disasters that would be part of a depopulation agenda that would start to kick off in the time that we're experiencing and and maybe has already kicked off with >> Oh, yeah. >> you know, the virus. >> Yeah. >> Natural disaster. Yeah. Um, the Russians have an earthquake weapon. If they hit the uh uh Canary Islands, mainly La Palma Island, there's a volcano there on the shore facing the US. But if that uh splits off and falls into the sea, the US Geological Service has already said that the tsunami can hit up to 26 miles inland on the US East Coast and that it'll hit Florida on the east coast. It'll go into the Gulf of Mexico where there's no release and basically bounce back and hit the west coast of Florida and most of Florida will be wiped out. Um, if they hit Yellowstone National Park with a heavy earthquake, it can destroy the central US. And, uh, we have weather weapons. We can we can flood or dry out any country we want. You know, uh the Chinese have um natural weapons. Um the Israelis have it and uh >> well, sorry, what the Chinese have? What type of weapons? >> Uh they have they have other weapons. uh uh one of the things that they've already shown is uh you know the use of uh of like CO okay >> that kind of natural disaster. Um but anyway uh it's gotten to where there's no need for tanks and planes and guns anymore. you know, the countries can wipe each other out if they wanted to and they don't want to. However, uh when you look at it globally with the ET question, you realize that in order to get into space, we need to have one world government of some kind. And you know the Bilderberers, if you've heard of them, uh, from decades ago, have been trying to get one world government. Many of our politicians are O loggers, owl, one world government. And uh uh in order to have that you have to first destroy the supremacy of the US and then Russia and then Greece and Italy and then France and England and the US goes first. How do you destroy a country? You destroy the education system. You destroy the u health care system. you destroy the economy, you you know and uh >> and divi and divide the population into as many different competing factions as possible. So there is no United States anymore. It's just states and it's states of consciousness. It's states against states. It's red versus blue. It's it's all of the you know races are split, genders are split. You know, put people in as many waring silos as possible and then no longer is there a national identity. Yeah, >> make it make being a patriot something that is bad, you know, like that's that's the I mean that's the plan and that plan is certainly seemingly, you know, well underway. >> Well, it seems like it. Yeah, I just uh I keep hoping I'm wrong, [laughter] but uh I did a session back in uh 1998. I was tasked to view the future up through 2050. And what I found was by 2040 or 2050 because of man-made natural disasters uh up to 75% of the population of the world will be wiped out. And uh I keep hoping I'm wrong. I found a bunch of other things too like u we would become an agrarian society and grow our own food, make our own tools and all that and that we would be able to make tools. This is one of the things I got in that session. At the time I did that back in 1998, there weren't 3D printers. [laughter] And so I had no idea what I was talking about. But now then we have 3D printers where you can print your own tools, print your own screwdrivers and wrenches and all that if you want, you know, and a bunch of other things. I found that uh the uh level of genius children was going to multiply by about six times normal. It has the number of epileptic children is and uh it is going to multiply. It has um the level of psychic ability is going to multiply and it has. There's just this growing thing of uh people more interested, people learning to be psychic, uh you know, to use their psychic ability. They already are psychic. Uh to use their ability and uh a lot of the things that were in that 1998 session are coming true. I found out last year that Stephen Schwarz and his team had done that same tasking back in 1995. I hadn't heard about that until last year. I got a copy of it and they found basically the same thing. So how much how much about the future is fully mutable and how much is in some ways predetermined is almost as if it has already happened and I know that you've talked about this before and I think it's ponds of time is the is the idea that you use you know I like to live in a world where everything is fully mutable and there's a possibility tree with some with more likelihood some with less likelihood but that we actually fully control our our destiny. in totality and it's going to be difficult to move me from that position but I'm curious as to what what you saw >> uh back in 2000 um I was uh I had heard about the you know the Mayan calendar and uh what was it December the 21st 2012 going to the whole world was going to end and all this other stuff and uh I did that. What I found was that it was just a tipping point that uh before then we could do something about the future. But after that point if we didn't do something about the economy, the ecology and everything else, it was a tipping point and it was going to be downhill from there. And that uh the more we tried after that the more feudal it became and uh that we had just relinquished power to to others and would not get the power back. So what I found was that after after that point we would pretty much be in the hands of those who are doing what they're doing and the common man. There's nothing we can do about it now. Not because it can't be done but simply because we don't have the power to do it. >> Now what would you say? So, if I'm going to kind of even though you know all bows and respects to your to your well-developed and advanced abilities, you know, I've been a I've been a psychonaut myself for a long time. So I use tools to actually help me access altered states of consciousness where I get >> you know guidance and and one of the things that's come through multiple times is not that the situation isn't as dire as you bring it out to be but there are benevolent forces even all the way up to God whatever that means to you but that will apply increasing support. So, just like the rebels in Star Wars had no chance and needed to score a direct hit on the Death Star, but the force guided Luke Skywalker right into that, you know, narrow little place where we could actually do something and that that actually is still possible that we'll get just the right amount of support at just the 11th hour. in my uh in my session that I did in in 98. Uh what I found was that after about 2040, 2050 somewhere around there, people got so fed up with it that uh they just rebelled and uh basically we got a unified government. Everything got fine. I mean, perfect society. We were stable society. For the remnant of people that were left, life was great. >> That by that time we were already into space and we were already unified. And uh for those that were left, life was great. M >> and uh it came about simply because people finally woke up and said, you know, we're not putting up with this anymore, but that it took us that long to do it. >> Yeah. Yeah. I mean, I I think uh I think there's many of us, myself included, who've been trying to ring River's Ravier's bell and just say like, "Hey, you know, the British aren't coming. The British are here." And by the British, I mean those those controlling uh consciousnesses, whether they're extradimensional, extraterrestrial, or fully terrestrial, but like they're here >> and they're in our midst and they're working, you know, they're working and uh and I think there's a lot of people that are trying to ring, you know, ring that alarm bell and and let people know. >> Um where does where does AI play a role in this? Is there you know any kind of personal opinion or anything that you saw with this technology? I have been dipping pretty seriously into AI myself and uh AI for I think most people is just u having conversations with it or something like that or or for most people it's a it's a pest because you get on the internet now and you know you ask once about automatic dog feeders. Okay. AI for the next three weeks you get ads for automatic dog, you know, and uh [laughter] and anyway uh yeah, the AI is the best. But uh AI I think is going to uh help. Here's the negative part. It's going to help get rid of people because people aren't needed anymore. Okay? People won't be needed anymore. And uh and natural disaster, starvation, that's one of them. You take away their livelihood and you've taken away social welfare, what's going to happen, you know. um but also that the uh AI will continue to grow in capability and that it will become a major factor in human success. I think it's be a great thing once it gets perfected. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Interesting. All right. So there was there was some other things that and you know I want to talk about also like what what we can do to protect ourselves economically to protect ourselves socially how we become more anti-fragile as a family unit and then working our way out to you know a greater you know greater community and ultimately humanity as a whole and ultimately eventually you know how do we become in right relation with the galaxy and all of and all of those forces like so but I think it starts with the self and then the family and it kind of works your way in these kind of circles of of attention. So, I want to go back to that, but before we get there, I want to explore some of the other kind of strange things that you were able to see. One of which was involving the moon. So, what did you see about the moon? >> Oh, those that have done on the moon. Uh the ETSs are there. Uh we're also there. Um we're we're also on Mars by the way but um we're we're there. The ETSs are there and uh they have their facilities. They mainly want the raw minerals, raw materials. Uh and uh you know they do have they do have facilities there. Uh I haven't found in my viewing that those facilities on the moon seem to have any connection with the facilities on the earth. I think they're just sort of factories to to get raw materials. >> And are they mining those raw materials from the moon itself or are they processing raw materials that they've traded for here on Earth? >> I think both. Probably both. Mhm. >> But I think mainly getting it from the moon. Yeah. Raw material the moon. >> How did we get to Mars if if we're there? Is were we picked up on UFO craft and dropped off there? Because it doesn't seem like we're able for at least what we know to have the technological capacity to bring a manned vessel to Mars. >> No. Uh, from what I've seen, we don't have people on Mars, but we have >> we have facilities there, automated facilities and all that doing research, doing uh, you know, uh, well, mainly research. Yeah. >> Yeah. Wow. Well, this is this is very interesting. So, let's circle back. And it seems like one of the prerogatives is to really start to develop our own uh [clears throat] our own abilities, our own psychic abilities and place, you know, some real intentional effort on doing that. I mean, you were mentioning how much it's improved your own life and livelihood. And obviously, if we were able to do this, we could apply it to the service to oursel and our family, but also service to the greater whole. >> Sure. But not just psychic ability either. Uh also, um you know, you don't have to have the newest iPhone. You don't you don't need it if the old one works. >> Speak for yourself. [laughter] I'm just joking. >> And uh you know uh how do you sur how do you be one of the survivors? learn to survive. Okay. Uh I'm not a prepper by any means, but um I have everything I have is paid for. Uh I've gotten uh solar for my home. I'm fully solared. Um I have my own deep well. Uh, I can, uh, you know, I can just separate myself from the grid anytime I want to and, uh, be totally self-sufficient. I can grow them. I can grow my own plants. I have a greenhouse. And, um, people who are living in cities and renting apartments and all that, get out of the city. [laughter] Mhm. >> Sorry, but get out of the city. Uh uh become self-sufficient. >> Yeah. >> Survive. >> Yeah. >> Where where do you think are the safer places to be in America given the given the kind of risk profile of both uh you know different different uh global powers like you mentioned you know Russia having earthquake uh weapons. I'm curious also, I mean, would that involve them actually having, you know, a clandestine mission where they actually put something into the ground and it's like a seismic fracking device or could they do this from a from a spy plane and you know cuz like what is what is that capacity for that particular weapon? Uh, I'm a Russian linguist and uh uh I was listening to a Russian broadcast, news broadcast um because I I watched the Russian uh channels in order to keep my Russian ability up and u there was this general they were interviewing and he was drunk and uh he just started spouting off about his earthquake weapon and how the Fukushima was just a test and he was bragging about it and they finally just cut him off. The details of it were not broadcast but uh but I mean it was clear he was telling the truth you know. >> Yeah. Yeah. In vino in vino veritas as the Latin says in and wine is truth and this was probably woodka but not wine. Um >> although I did having been to Russia they do like a lot of them we associate vodka but it's really whiskey that a lot of people like to drink which is a fun interesting fact is that uh but anyways that's a digression and unimportant for this conversation. All right. So, back to the original question. Uh, where in the United States do you think is is kind of the are the safest places to kind of set up shop? >> If you're going to become self-sufficient, you have to get out of the city. You have to >> But out of the out of the city in Florida is probably a bad idea even because it's Florida and it's there's a high risk of that Canary Island volcano come. Well, I mean, not high risk, but there's at least a risk. I don't think the countries want to go to war with these massive massive weapons. Um I think that's would be an absolute last resort for them. Uh why destroy the United States if you can take it over, you know? So I'm not really worried about the massive things. Uh it's more things like co and they're coming out with new stuff all the time. So anyway, >> um the safest place I think would be to become self-sufficient would be out of the city. Now there's still, you know, uh some people say, "Oh, get gold." How many times in the US have they confiscated the gold? you know, the government confiscated the gold. Uh, how many times in the US have they just come through and confiscated your property? I mean, I own this property. I'm self-sufficient. The government could come in and wipe me out any time, you know. Um, >> yeah. I mean, I think that would that would create a a civil war if they started to appropriate people's property or tried to take people's gold. >> These days, I'm not sure it would. Um, this um oh, I forget the name of it. uh social something psychosis uh where you can uh gradually get people to where they'll believe anything. Uh >> um >> a type of social engineering. >> Get rid of the police and then there won't be any more crime. And everybody says, "Yeah, yeah, good idea." No, it's not a good idea. Yeah. Uh but uh that that has been going on for quite a while. We've been made to be afraid. Uh you know, before you could let your kids run around in midnight and all this. Now then, you can't let them out in the front yard. And uh uh you have to be afraid of everything and uh that's part of the psychosis thing. >> Mhm. >> Yeah. Yeah. I think uh I think fear, you know, I think Dune was a was a stroke of genius when they came up with that famous quote, you know, fear is the mind killer, >> the little death, you know. I mean, it really is. It's it's a virus that's far more deadly than than uh than COVID or anything else. >> And for the common person, you think, "Oh, then I shouldn't appear." For those people, they think, "Oh, we found a new way to control their mind." >> Right. >> Right. Right. [sighs and gasps] Yeah. Um All right. So if we were going to develop this develop these methods you know how you know what is the way that we would develop the methods and then what is the application you know what are applications that you use that were actually able to improve your economic stability like improve your own life so how do you how do you train it and then what what were the applications that you looked to use it for? I think becoming self-sufficient even if you stay in the city becoming self-sufficient uh a lot of people don't know how to cook they have to go to a restaurant okay you can cook rice you can boil water you can cook rice you know uh just uh learn things and uh learn to spot lies Um, learn to learn to look behind what's said. >> Do you know the four rules of interrogation? >> No. Please share. >> Uh, listen to what they say. Okay. Listen to what they don't say. Listen to how they say what they say. Listen to how they go about not saying what they don't say. [laughter] Okay? >> And if you apply those four rules to your politicians, to advertising, to a commercial you see on TV, you know, what don't they say and how do they go about not saying it? You know, you can you can start getting to the truth. Yeah, that's and trust and and I think trust yourself too. I think there's um [clears throat] you know I I look at the phenomenon of soant syndrome which is a real phenomenon of course and people are able to make unbelievable calculations that are not possible with the conscious mind but the subconscious is assimilating data in a way that they have the link the like some kind of communication link with their subconscious which is tracking more than their conscious mind is able to do so they're able to perform these incredible feats. I think we're actually assimilating that data. We're picking up the data points subconsciously. So this is where it goes back to your gut. You know, people say trust your gut. Well, what is your gut? The gut is the synthesis of information that you're not even consciously aware of. So it's >> getting back to a place where you can trust yourself. And also that >> your own mental neosphere of thoughts is quiet enough that you can actually listen to that whisper that'll come from your subconscious. And this is exactly what we teach when we teach the controlled remote viewing. We don't teach you to be a spy. We don't teach you how to spy on people. We teach you how to get in touch with your subconscious mind because your conscious mind is not psychic. Your subconscious has access to everything in all of space and time. And the CRV that Ingo Swan created is not psychic. It's a way to get a line of communications, clear line of communications between your conscious and your subconscious mind. And when you do that, you spot the lies, you know the truth, and uh you can find out anything your subconscious knows through the proper queueing. Ask it questions, get the answers. >> And when we teach CRV, that's what we teach. We don't teach you to be a spy or be psychic. We teach you how to get in touch with that part of you that already is psychic. That's it. >> That's the difference between the CRV and all these psychic courses that you're going to find. Uh they they teach you how to be psychic, you know, and uh you already are psychic at the subconscious level. All CRV, all Ingo Swan ever created was a way to get in touch with your subconscious mind. >> Yeah, I think that's and just to understand that this is our birthright, you know, actually >> to be these multi-dimensional psychic incredible beings that and we've just been fed a lie that we're not. >> Listen, what this what the human mind can do is just phenomenal. It really is. Uh um information gathering, healing, um prediction abilities, um finding out the past, um getting to your inspiration. Um we teach people the remote viewing and they become better artists, they become better writers, they become better public speakers. Uh um it's just amazing what the subconscious mind could do. >> Indeed. Indeed. I'm uh I couldn't believe that more. I mean that's that's a that's a core idea. And also take good care of your body, you know, like really >> take really good care of your body because uh you know, we need to be not only strong and but we need to be resilient. You know, this is going to be a marathon a lot more than a sprint. I mean uh yes there may be an acute period where you have to fight off some threat or something like that and so I'm not saying not to be prepared for that but also this is going to be an endurance situation you know and so you have to be resilient >> and it's going to be an endurance situation that not a lot of people are going to make >> make it through you know >> well intense times anything else that uh that you would love for the listener who's uh who's into this can, >> you know, can uh can utilize or >> I wish there was more flowers and joy and all that. Uh and I'm not a doomsday person, you know. I'm not a uh I try to never be a negative person, but uh I mean the reality is that uh we're going into some hard times. We really are. And uh I would say prepare prepare for it, you know, >> and that doesn't mean dig a hole in the ground and and get a rifle. That means prepare yourself and your family uh mentally, physically, and uh uh the Mormons now are they have a policy now to pack away one year's worth of food. >> Mhm. >> You know, and uh uh Yeah. Just be smart. [laughter] >> Yeah. >> Get smart. >> Yeah. Amen. Amen to that. Well, Lynn, thank you so much for your time and uh and thank you for this wisdom. And I guess the last thing I'll >> Yeah. Go ahead. I hate to be I hate to sound negative and I know it does sound negative but uh we are having some hard times coming and so >> it's it's better to you know and I think that's the last thing I'll say is to be aware of all of these the potentialities for all of these hard times and be prepared and also you know hold on to that faith that that you know you'll you'll be able to find your way and that enough enough people will find their way and whatever happens that you know just hold the possibility so cuz I would be I think the wrong the wrong way to take this podcast would be to get in more fear lose hope say it doesn't matter become nihilistic this is actually a wakeup call to like let's let's be ready >> and let's fight the good fight and let's act like Spartans you know like with our shield are on it you know like let's let's give it all we got and if we cross the threshold to the other side of this grand journey called life. And we know we did everything we could. We're going to we're going to pass that threshold with no regrets. We're going to know that we lived, we loved, we laughed, we prepared, we fought, and and we did the best we could. >> And we'll pass it on to our kids. And like you mentioned, have faith. Uh listen uh I couldn't advise more to get back to your faith in God. >> It's you can't believe how important that actually is. >> No doubt. No doubt. >> Really is. >> And as as the as the Bible says more than anything, do not be afraid. Do not be afraid. Yeah. Amen. Amen to that. Well, thank you so much, Lynn. This was an absolute pleasure and uh it's great to be connected. >> Great talking to you. Thank you. >> Yeah, absolutely. Absolutely. All the best to you. All the best. All the love to your family and uh and everybody in your life you care about. And thank you again. >> Well, thank you. You too. >> All right. Take care. >> Thanks for tuning into this video. 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