PSI CORE meets Paraguay: Fire, Water & Origin
In spring 2025, the very first Controlled Remote Viewing training took place here – small, intensive, and intentional.
PSI Core has worked in the field of applied information research using Controlled Remote Viewing (CRV). Its work has included operational projects involving searches for people and objects, reconstruction of past events, forecasting-oriented tasks, and decision-support contexts.
Alongside operational practice, PSI Core has been active in training, documentation, methodology, field projects, archival research, and public communication within the Remote Viewing field.
These activities form the practical and historical foundation of PSI Core and continue to inform its work on methodology, documentation, and the evaluation of Remote Viewing practice.
His work with Remote Viewing began in 2019 and developed through extensive formal training, practical and operational projects, teaching, international field activity, and independent research. PSI Core represents an important part of that development, bringing together applied practice, documentation, methodological work, and engagement with the wider Remote Viewing field.
Today, his broader research interests include evidence and research systems, provenance, reproducible evaluation, and methods for examining complex information generated under controlled conditions.
External reference
Paul H. Smith, PhD, mentions PSI Core and Fischer’s German CRV training programme in The Essential Guide to Remote Viewing, 2nd ed. (2023).
Publication
Co-editor of From Star Gate to Today – CRV After Three Decades, Volume 1 (Eckhaus Verlag, 2021), subsequently reviewed in the Zeitschrift für Anomalistik / Journal of Anomalistics.
Training
Formal training with Paul H. Smith, PhD, William G. “Bill” Ray, and David Morehouse, PhD.
IRVA
Author of Reunited: A Case Study on Remote Viewing – The Meaningful Moments, published in Aperture by the International Remote Viewing Association.
Research participation
Participated as an experienced Remote Viewing practitioner in a study conducted by Debra Lyn Katz, PhD, and Daqing Piao, PhD.
Applied Practice
Operational and exploratory CRV projects across different tasking contexts.
Training
Structured Controlled Remote Viewing training grounded in established CRV methodology and extensive practical experience.
Documentation & Methodology
Development of procedures for tasking, session documentation, analysis, comparison, and evaluation.
Research & Source Work
Independent research, archival work, historical source review, and methodological examination of Remote Viewing practice.
In spring 2025, the very first Controlled Remote Viewing training took place here – small, intensive, and intentional.
Discover the Highlights of the First International Remote Viewing Event in Eastern Europe 2024
In July 2024, we hosted our second major event, filled with top speakers, insightful discussions, and unforgettable experiences.
There exist diverse connections between art and PSI. The creative force allows access to a realm hidden from our primary conscious, active senses.
In July 2023, the largest and most successful Remote Viewing Event “Psychic Exploration” in Europe took place, with top-class speakers.
In this article, we will explore the importance of remote viewing under blinded conditions, the protocols involved, and its potential implications for the future.
„SPOT ON AGAIN! Jeremy said there is a gas station that looks exactly like that. He talked to the owner yesterday and he DID see the dog go throu there. Good job.“
It is a king’s task and to say it clearly. There is no guarantee that it always works in every project with this precision, for that simply too many factors play a big role.
A Remote Viewing assignment is performed in 8 steps, which we describe in more detail here.