PSI Core History

PSI Unit was founded by Theo Fischer and Jana Rogge in 2020 as a collaborative project within the German Remote Viewing field. Its activities combined public education, training, practical work, and the development of resources intended to make Controlled Remote Viewing more accessible and better documented.

One of these initiatives was the PSI Unit glossary, conceived as an expanding reference resource on Remote Viewing terminology, history, methods, and related source material. As the project developed, further activities and international connections followed.

In 2022, the joint business collaboration ended and the existing activities were also separated at the legal and organizational level. PSI Core was subsequently developed as an independent continuation of Theo Fischer’s work, with an increasing focus on applied practice, structured documentation, methodology, training, and research.

PSI Core was founded and is led by Theo Fischer, an independent researcher, CRV practitioner, and trainer whose work increasingly connects practical Remote Viewing experience with questions of methodology, documentation, measurement, and evaluation.

Before entering the Remote Viewing field, Fischer worked across several independent professional and creative contexts, including business development, online ventures, and visual art. His later Stage3Art work explored the translation of impressions from Remote Viewing sessions into visual form.

Fischer’s own path into the Remote Viewing field began in 2019, when he started examining publicly available material, including declassified documents from the U.S. government’s STAR GATE programme. This initial source work led to practical study of Controlled Remote Viewing and subsequently to formal training within the field.

His formal training included work with Paul H. Smith, PhD, William G. “Bill” Ray, and David Morehouse, PhD, alongside extensive practical session work.

From 2022 onward, this practical foundation increasingly developed into questions of documentation, analysis, comparison, evaluation, and methodological control — areas that now form a central part of Fischer’s independent research.

By 2024, Fischer’s work had expanded into broader international conference and training activity. At an international Remote Viewing conference in Sofia, Bulgaria, he served as a main speaker and contributed to seminar and training sessions, combining practical CRV instruction with broader discussion of methodology and field experience.

During the same event, Fischer also taught Controlled Remote Viewing concepts and practical techniques in workshop settings. This continued a line of practical and instructional work that increasingly informed his later focus on documentation, analysis, evaluation, and methodological development.

Selected Milestones

Practice · Training · Research Development

PSI Core Today

Practice · Training · Documentation · Methodology · Research

Today, PSI Core brings together Controlled Remote Viewing practice, training, documentation, methodology, source work, and independent research.

Its development continues from extensive practical experience toward increasingly structured questions of how complex free-response information can be documented, compared, evaluated, and investigated under controlled conditions.