Remote Viewers Target Jesus
Clairvoyant remote viewing is a program initiated by psychic Ingo Swann in the 1970s in Menlo Park at the Stanford Research Institute. In the mid-1990s, it spread to Ft. Meade Army Base in Fort Meade, Maryland, where a small number of viewers worked in mostly in secret for the military. The program has always been controversial. Debunkers and religious people who were suspicious of all psychic activity kept the program aficionados asking for funds year after year. You can read more about the history of the program here . A remote viewer is not informed about the actual target he or she is supposed to view. The monitor receives an envelope from a client (eg. CIA, DIA, a corporation). The monitor does not open the envelope, but he might say, the target is a person. The idea is to not 'frontload' the viewer with information that may taint the results. Once they receive and assignment, they can't listen to the news or even talk shop with one another. After the viewing, the env...