Have you ever heard about remote viewing?

[ShadezMcgee]

I just finished one of the latest Shawn Ryan Show podcasts and it featured Joe McMoneagle who was one of the acclaimed proponents of it. Found it fascinating and approached the episode with an open mind and skeptic, but found it very interesting and cool all the same.

[TheorionMage]

Was a large part of the intelligence communiity's "Project Stargate" from 1956 through the 1980's + The skills involved are a lot like becoming a Navy SEAL. Everyone THEORETICALLY CAN do it, but few are willing to expend the effort required; or, possess the 'aptitude' FOR it. The pop film: "The Men Who Stare At Goats" is a light-heated spoof of the phenomena when the US intelligence community got wind of the Soviet's investment in the Nazi's concerted eugenic breeding programs for 'super soldiers & Espionage operatives. Youtube has an excellent overview hosted by Sir Roger Moore on the Soviet's program. (Y) ;)

[PavlovsCogk]

Turns out this I the 7th RV post on GaG. Missed it 3 months ago but yeah I used the online practice targets a while before. Recently got into an almost small argument over it on here and had to prove it to them, hence made my own post about it.

To @TheorionMage I wonder if you have experience with more occult practices such as influencing the physical domain via work on the inner planes. Be it etheric projecting, astral, or higher. Won't even ask about non human entities from the inner planes. If you know something about Project Stargate that isn't discussed online that would also be very interesting.

So, through Monroe they got you astral projecting, but then, did it mix well with witchcraft or esoteric mystic practices where the astral projection is a doorway to controlling the physical? Performing miracles using the astral body of light?

[zagor]

In what context? Remote viewing is just viewing something remotely and could be simply watching the Super Bowl on TV.

[ShadezMcgee]

Not like that. It revolves around psychic capabilities

[LazerBean]

Yeah, there's a government website somewhere with more info on that. Can't remember what it's called right off hand.

[ShadezMcgee]

Yeah, the CIA has a lot of links to it. Joe was talking about The Monroe Institute where people were welcome to attend and try out some of the remote training and testing.

[LazerBean]

Wow, pretty crazy

[RedInnocent68]

Yeah, like The Men Who Stare at Goats. (The book, not so much the movie.)

[Jennz6]

Nope