TRULY MAGNIFICENT & SERIOUSLY MIND BLOWING

Electromagnetism, UFOs, (Remote Viewing) and the Weaponization of Alien Technology
'Electromagnetic (EM) effects have long been associated with both UFOs and various "paranormal" phenomena for that matter. In the case of UFOs, most of us are familiar with the rather ubiquitous accounts of vehicle engines being shut down and other electrical systems being affected to the more sensational reports of immobilizing tractor beams such as reported in the case of Travis Walton… but that's only the tip of the black triangle so to speak.'

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This is a TRULY MAGNIFICENT & SERIOUSLY MIND BLOWING thread at ATS, started on October 13, 2013.

Scientology/Remote Viewing Timeline
Well Researched Timeline on Connection Between Scientology and Remote Viewing

Scientology has raised a lot of controversy over the years. We acknowledge the many who have had their lives transformed in a powerful way by this religion. Yet others, including a few of the church's top officials, have left Scientology after many years strongly disillusioned. We do not take a stand on this, yet we have found that Scientology has played an important hidden role in the history of our planet. The very well researched document with many footnotes below answers many of the previously unanswered questions that had been raised on Scientology and it's intriguing connection to remote viewing. You can find the original we copied at this link.

In a nutshell, this research suggests that U.S. intelligence agencies recognized the power and potential of L. Ron Hubbard's work early on. They initially tried to work with Hubbard and Scientology to forward their secret agendas. When it eventually became clear that Hubbard would not cooperate, and in fact did his best to thwart these efforts, an intensive infiltration of Scientology was begun that gradually, yet dramatically changed the course of Scientology, such that it eventually diverted far from its original goals. For lots more intriguing information on remote viewing, click here.

This timeline details United States government development of parapsychology for military intelligence purposes, leading to a secret CIA-initiated program that became commonly known as "remote viewing." The timeline reaches to the beginnings of Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) mind research and experimentation in the late 1940s, and includes parallel information on similar research being carried out simultaneously in the Soviet Union during the Cold War.

Because of a secret contract between the CIA and highly trained Scientologists at the inception of the CIA-initiated remote viewing program, events related to Scientology and L. Ron Hubbard that led up to the unlikely marriage of CIA and Scientology are included.

Also included are key events involving CIA and other U.S. intelligence agencies that are parallel to the evolution of remote viewing, and that are linked to its development in ways that are as inexplicable as they are inextricable. As a result, the remote viewing timeline necessarily is a partial timeline of events and people related to the Pentagon Papers and Watergate.


Contents

1940s
1950s
1960s
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980s to Present
Afterword

 http://www.wanttoknow.info/mind_control/scientology_remote_viewing

 

Love Always
mudra

mudra wrote:

Scientology has raised a lot of controversy over the years.

No sh*t.
 

I wonder if it has anything to do with its black magician founder.

I wouldnt be suprised if dianetics and scientology were a CIA job along with other fabricated alien cults and religions popping at the time. Intelligence agents often joined occult lodges. Hubbard was a member of zionist Jack Parsons OTO sponsered by Aleister Crowley.

The article above is an unbiased one I believe.
Some of it I knew some I did'nt  so I read it with interest.  
I have had some years of experience  in the Church of Scientology as a staff member and public there.
It certainly went all awkward when Hubbard resigned and gave his power away in the hands of people that gradually turned things in their own interest creating havoc around them.
Hubbard refused to work for the CIA that's for sure and did'nt hold psychiatry in his heart either. He was well aware of their abuses in terms of  lobotomies, heavy use of drugs  and electroshocks which he despised.
I understand why the CIA would have been interested in his research on the mind and the human spirit though and would by all means try to alter and stop it. As far as the Church of Scientology  nowadays is concerned if the CIA is behind it they succeeded. No doubt about that.
I left the Church long ago when things got bad but now it's much worse.
I do recognize validity in the technical aspects of Hubbard's research I came to be familiar with.
This is my first hand experience and I can only speak for myself although I am not the only one holding these views. It's been a rather interesting and amazing experience to me .Certainly NOT a boring one

Love from me
mudra

I too was involved with Scientology in the mid - 70s when I went through their Narconon training for counselors. I was only with them for about 3 months and came to realize it was a cult. At that time they asked me to take over their Berkeley organization.. I only had to give up my marriage and children along with my particular spiritual path and teaching yoga. I don't think so.

Like you mudra I very much enjoyed their learning program and how to use the mind and free oneself from ego. The exercise are burned into my memory and served me throughout life. One one primary concern with this organization from the onset was it's lack of financial ethics. That hasn't changed.. along with how folks are expected to break from their families.. not good either. If one wants to be controlled by control freaks.. scientology is the path.

Carol wrote:...If one wants to be controlled by control freaks.. scientology is the path.

Well said Carol. But as we all are free to take whatever path and make whatever decisions we want to, it is inevitable that there are many out there who would have allow themselves to be deluded (speaking in terms of "society norms" as "followers", without any prejudices who's doing what or for what purpose).

But Scientology is not the only path either

Much respect
Mall...

Interesing ladies.
Ron was a fraud
He defo had UFO misinfo  gov crap help
He was a beast
The black Lodge.
Believe it or not there were some lodges who liked his demonic OTO stuff

I could invent my own religion. With funding

There are groups who are not happy about about the dark of scientology
But some lodges do use  oto /thetan stuff
In the final countdown.
Hubbard was an agent of evil
Of this there is no doubt.

BTW. If you dont know what OTO is now is the time for you to find out.?
They aint a nice bunch..
Much more nasty than me.

And thats why sweet words may not be so sweet
Controlled you see.
Good ol ron. Not.

TRANCOSO wrote:Electromagnetism, UFOs, Remote Viewing and the Weaponization of Alien Technology
'Electromagnetic (EM) effects have long been associated with both UFOs and various "paranormal" phenomena for that matter. In the case of UFOs, most of us are familiar with the rather ubiquitous accounts of vehicle engines being shut down and other electrical systems being affected to the more sensational reports of immobilizing tractor beams such as reported in the case of Travis Walton… but that's only the tip of the black triangle so to speak.'

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This is a TRULY MAGNIFICENT & SERIOUSLY MIND BLOWING thread at ATS, started on October 13, 2013.

Page 1-8, that is.

Has anyone read through this ATS thread?

Cos' none of it is specifically about scientology.

It's only mentioned on the side.

TRANCOSO wrote:
Has anyone read through this ATS thread?

Cos' none of it is specifically about scientology.

It's only mentioned on the side.

Yes I DID hence my post Rene LOL

I am aware the ATS thread covers a much broader scope.I am actually looking forward for the rest of the research to be posted on it.
Thanks for sharing it.

Love from me

mudra

Floyd wrote:Interesing ladies.
Ron was a fraud
He defo had UFO misinfo  gov crap help
He was a beast
The black Lodge.
Believe it or not there were some lodges who liked his demonic OTO stuff

I could invent my own religion. With funding

There are groups who are not happy about about the dark of scientology
But some lodges do use  oto /thetan stuff
In the final countdown.
Hubbard was an agent of evil
Of this there is no doubt.

Well fine Floyd and thank you for letting me know.
That does'nt waver an inch of what I got myself from the Scientology tech though. My knowledge of the tech isn't shallow as I studied most of the so called bridge proposed by Hubbard in which I found nothing demonic at any level.Over the years the fruits of his research have unfortunately been completely corrupted by those in charge.The Church became a money making scam and much worse than that.

But as you mentioned Crawley and the OTO from which I know nothing but the dark picture painted on the rumor lines I am interested to read Crawley's books now when I have a chance and attempt to understand what he was coming with.

Love from me
mudra

I finally went through the entire 29 pages ( so far ) of that ATS thread.
Although there are interesting back and forth discussions there that I glanced through
I was mainly interested in the OP's research and am still a little frustrated that due to
the success of his thread he has'nt yet been able to continue posting his reasonings and make his point.
In the first pages he was able to do this and it was a great read.
If he ever writes a book on the subject let us know Tran.
There is little discussions going on in the Mists but in a way I am beginning
to see that if one has in mind to study a topic this seeming lack of dialogue isn't actually a bad thing.
As you say in a way we are building a library here several of us working on their line of interest

Love from me
mudra

mudra wrote:I finally went through the entire 29 pages ( so far ) of that ATS thread.
Although there are interesting back and forth discussions there that I glanced through
I was mainly interested in the OP's research and am still a little frustrated that due to
the success of his thread  he has'nt yet been able to continue posting his reasonings and make his point.
In the first  pages he was able to do this and it was a great read.
If he ever writes a book on the subject let us know Tran.
There is little discussions going on in the Mists but in a way I am beginning
to see that if one has in mind to study a topic this seeming lack of dialogue isn't actually a bad thing.
As you say in a way we are building a library here several of us working on their line of interest

Love from me
mudra

Indeed Mudra, the first 8 or so pages are interesting but after the OP disappears it goes nowhere.

What wondered me was why Courtney Brown isn't mentioned at all, in the remote viewing posts...

Furthermore I actually haven't read anything I didn't know already.

And less is indeed very often more, Mudra.

TRANCOSO wrote:

mudra wrote:I finally went through the entire 29 pages ( so far ) of that ATS thread.
Although there are interesting back and forth discussions there that I glanced through
I was mainly interested in the OP's research and am still a little frustrated that due to
the success of his thread  he has'nt yet been able to continue posting his reasonings and make his point.
In the first  pages he was able to do this and it was a great read.
If he ever writes a book on the subject let us know Tran.
There is little discussions going on in the Mists but in a way I am beginning
to see that if one has in mind to study a topic this seeming lack of dialogue isn't actually a bad thing.
As you say in a way we are building a library here several of us working on their line of interest

Love from me
mudra

Indeed Mudra, the first 8 or so pages are interesting but after the OP disappears it goes nowhere.

What wondered me was why Courtney Brown isn't mentioned at all, in the remote viewing posts...

Furthermore I actually haven't read anything I didn't know already.

And less is indeed very often more, Mudra.

Brown. Another false prophet. Dodgy bloke.

Floyd wrote:Brown. Another false prophet. Dodgy bloke.

'Cosmic Voyage' & 'Cosmic Explorers' are 2 of my all-time favourites.

Anybody with an interest in the Greys, the Reptilians, the Galactic Federation (no, no, no, not the Ashtar & SaLuSa BS, the 'real' GF), exopolitics, etc. should read this amazing stuff.

'Cosmic Voyage' & 'Cosmic Explorers' are written by Courtney Brown & are available as FREE pdf downloads at: www.courtneybrown.com

btw, Courtney Brown is a Remote Viewer.
There's a thread on him & these books at: http://www.themistsofavalon.net/t2405-remote-viewing-galactic-times-earth-report

What is Remote Viewing?




Courtney Brown on Multiple Universes (Full Version)

TRANCOSO wrote:Indeed Mudra, the first 8 or so pages are interesting but after the OP disappears it goes nowhere.

What wondered me was why Courtney Brown isn't mentioned at all, in the remote viewing posts...

Furthermore I actually haven't read anything I didn't know already.

And less is indeed very often more, Mudra.

I had'nt noticed Courtney Brown hadn't been mentioned.
I must admit for the reason given above I was hasty to finish with the thread .
I think I ate a little too much of the pudding. First few pages were enough to keep
me interested. Because you said this was MIND BLOWING I went on  
But yes we agree Rene :)

 

Love for You
mudra

(Floyd)Brown. Another false prophet. Dodgy bloke.[/quote]

       

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Well Jenetta, we have to factor in the external variables along with how the time lines are manipulated by ET and humankind. These days it is becoming increasingly difficult to make long range remote viewing predictions. Besides, by now most of us on the forum know how quantum physics works along with prayer where conscious intention alters various outcomes of predicted events.

As for Courtney Brown - he did his best but I do think ego is his Achilles heel.

Lets face it. He is useless on the prediction front just like the others.
Bit of fear mongering there too. Tw@t

Floyd wrote:Lets face it. He is useless on the prediction front just like the others.
Bit of fear mongering there too. Tw@t

Thats why it was abandoned by the military and became all american big bucks course despite the free utube vids by one seller.
Shoot ... I quoted myself..oops

  

Another intriguing thread on ATS: The True Sons Of The Fallen (Mysterious Website)
http://www.abovetopsecret.com/forum/thread986356/pg1&mem=