Did the CIA Train Psychic Spies? | Stargate Project
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31 connections·40 entities in this video→Origins of the Stargate Project
- 💡 During the Cold War, the US government launched the Stargate Project in response to rumors of the Soviet Union studying parapsychology, including mind control, extrasensory perception (ESP), and psychokinesis.
- 🎯 The program aimed to harness psychic abilities for espionage, counterintelligence, and counternarcotics, seeking an advantage over adversaries.
- 🔑 Initially known by various names like SCANATE, Gondola, and Sun Streak, the project eventually consolidated under the Stargate Project umbrella in the 1990s.
Remote Viewing Techniques
- 🧠 The primary focus of Stargate was remote viewing, defined as the parapsychological ability to perceive distant events, locations, or people.
- 🔬 Extended Remote Viewing involved relaxing into a Theta brain wave state to access subconscious feelings and images in a dark, soundproof room.
- 🗺️ Coordinate Remote Viewing required subjects to describe locations based on geographic coordinates, using a six-stage process that progressed from broad impressions to detailed 3D models.
- ✍️ A less reliable method, Written Remote Viewing, involved documenting intuitive impressions in writing or drawings while in a relaxed state.
Notable Participants and Findings
- 👤 Key figures included Ingo Swan, a psychic and artist, and Yuri Geller, a self-proclaimed psychic known for bending spoons.
- 📊 Chief Warrant Officer Joseph McMoneagle conducted 450 remote viewing sessions, with an estimated 15-20% yielding useful or accurate information.
- ⚠️ The CIA's direct involvement ended in 1977 after a review called Geller a fraud, though the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) continued funding the research.
Intriguing Remote Viewing Cases
- ✈️ In 1979, psychic Rosemary Smith accurately located a crashed Soviet Tu-22 plane in the Democratic Republic of Congo within 5 kilometers of her given coordinates.
- 🃏 During the Iran Hostage Crisis, a psychic predicted the release of a hostage, Richard Queen, who indeed had multiple sclerosis and was released days later.
- 🪐 Ingo Swan described Jupiter's ring and ammonia crystals in 1973, years before astronomers officially discovered them in 1979 and NASA's Galileo confirmed the crystals.
- 🏗️ Pat Price provided detailed descriptions and drawings of a Soviet nuclear weapons testing facility in Kazakhstan, including an eight-wheel Gantry crane and a 60-foot metal sphere.
Legacy and Modern Connections
- 📉 The Stargate Project officially ended in 1995, with its documents made public, leading to evaluations that deemed it both "mostly successful" and a "complete failure."
- 🎧 Robert Monroe's concurrent research into sound frequencies and expanded consciousness led to the concept of out-of-body experiences and the creation of the Monroe Institute and "Gateway Tapes."
- 🔮 Despite official closure, rumors persist that the project may have continued in secret, driven by the belief in potential, even if unsubstantiated by mainstream science.
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