This comprehensive collection explores the online publication of the Coordinate Remote Viewing (CRV) manual—a psychic methodology developed by Ingo Swann for the U.S. government. Central to the document is the CRV manual itself, outlining its six stages of training and emphasizing the use of structured techniques to minimize interference (referred to as “analytic overlay” or AOL) and ensure accuracy. Publisher PJ Gaenir provides context for the manual’s release, addressing claims of invention, the presence of harmful CRV cults, media misrepresentations, and historical clarity. The package includes a preface by original author Paul Smith, copyright discussions, and correspondence related to copyright disputes with Psi-Tech. This release aims to correct misinformation, counter harmful practices, and ensure public access to this formerly classified methodology.