Dale Graff, who led the CIA's Project Stargate, a classified Cold War initiative that explored psychic spying, said humans possess natural abilities that modern technology may be interfering with.
He believes devices such as cell phones could disrupt humanity’s ability to access these intuitive skills, though such claims remain controversial among scientists.
Graff led Project Stargate, a secret US military program that trained individuals to mentally perceive distant locations from the early 1970s until 1995, a technique known as remote viewing- the alleged psychic ability to perceive hidden, distant, or future information, places, or objects using only the mind, without physical senses.
The program explored whether trained viewers could gather intelligence simply by focusing their minds on specific coordinates.
Graff was not just overseeing the effort, but also participated as a remote viewer himself, attempting to perceive distant events without leaving his desk.
'We all have the potential to develop and use our natural psi ability,' Graff said.
Psi refers to alleged psychic abilities such as sensing distant places, anticipating future events, or accessing information beyond traditional senses.
'The keys lie in accepting the possibility of your psi nature, following a consistent approach to exercising that talent, and seeking ways to apply,' he added....<<<Read More>>>...
