Technical Remote Viewing^® allows those trained in this very unique skill to direct their unconscious attention virtually anywhere in time and space. Information that could never be gleaned via any conventional intelligence collection method can now be accessed. For the first time, a system was discovered and refined which allowed any person to consistently, accurately, and repeatedly access his/her innate psi function on demand. This training technology was a historic first.

       PSI TECH was founded in 1989 to preserve and provide the private sector access to this incredible mind technology. Over the last fourteen years we have used this tool to examine some of the greatest enigmas and problems facing our world. PSI TECH has made the release of information surrounding these mysteries part of our mission.

       At our new web site TRV.COM, PSI TECH now offers the public a chance to view video projects reports which provide answers to many of these questions. In addition to presenting information on our past projects, we have received thousands of letters with future topic requests, and have selected some of the most popular topics for targetting by our Special Operations Team.

       The first available report is entitled The Afterlife: What Happens When We Die? Using Technical Remote Viewing, a formerly classified intelligence collection tool, our Special Operations Team targeted the death event, specifically to penetrate the unseen events which take place at the moment of death. Throughout history there have been many theories and conjecture about what happens to us when we die. TRV allows us to bypass all of our preconceived notions and long held beliefs. Using TRV, we no longer have to “believe”, guess, theorize, or simply trust ancient ideas and traditions. We can now access direct knowledge.

      In the coming weeks we will be producing additional video reports including:

Project: Angels
Project: Crop Circles
Project: What Are UFOs?
Project: Ghosts
Project: Myths & Legends

      We value input from our readers. If you have suggestions for future investigations, please send them to matrix-editor@psitech.net.

      If you are new to PSI TECH's TRV technology, be sure to visit Professor Ideo, PSI TECH’s new interactive instructor, for informative presentations which will answer your common questions about PSI TECH and TRV.