Rob McConnell Interviews - RUSSELL TARG - Teaching the CIA Remote Viewing

Описание: Russell Targ is a physicist and parapsychology researcher best known for his pioneering work in remote viewing and for co-founding the U.S. government–funded research program at Stanford Research Institute (SRI) that trained intelligence operatives, including members of the CIA, in psychic espionage techniques. Targ’s work explored the measurable capabilities of human consciousness to perceive information beyond the limits of space and time. Through experiments, declassified programs, and decades of teaching, he has argued that remote viewing is a real, trainable human ability—one that challenges conventional assumptions about mind, perception, and the nature of reality.

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