What Staring at Goats Have to Do With Business

In the 1970’s China and Russia began researching ESP.  Naturally, the US Government felt threatened with the possibility of psychic espionage.  It would mean unpreventable access to top secret information that could jeopardize the country.  In response to this, the US Government created their own PSI research program to determine if it were possible to gain information through psychic means.

And so began the Stargate Project a 20 million dollar research program that was sponsored by the U.S. Federal Government to determine any potential military application of psychic phenomena.  And through that project they learned about remote viewing. Remote viewing (RV) is the ability to gather information about a distant or unseen target using ESP (extra sensory perception) or sensing with the mind. A remote viewer is expected to give information about a hidden object or a specific location using geographical coordinates.  It is seeing without the eyes.

America developed their own psychic spies that were extremely accurate and gained knowledge about secret projects in the U.S. as well as other countries.  Of these Psychic spies was a man by the name of David Moorehouse a soldier turned spy.  He wrote a book called Psychic Warrior that is a true story of his experience with the CIA’s Stargate program.

David Moorehouse was a Major and a commander in the U.S. Army. While on a training mission, he was struck in the head by bullet.  Luckily his helmet saved his life but knocked him unconscious.  After his head injury, Moorehouse started having visions. The Army re-assigned him to the psychic military intelligence unit where he became a remote viewer.

In a recent movie, “Men Who Stare at Goats”, starring George Clooney and Kevin Spacey, tells the story of remote viewing and the government program.  The movie presented in a quirky comedy has more truth than people think.

Business Implications

Governments use remote viewing to gain a competitive edge with other countries.  Similarly, having the ability to see without eyes in our business can also give us a competitive advantage.  Although I am not skilled at remote viewing, I relate it to strengthening your intuition.  The more you develop this skill the easier it is to make better decisions in your business. Through this ability we would know:

• How to best spend our budget
• Who to best hire to help us grow our business
• What activities would be most beneficial
• Who we should and should not do business with
• Winning strategies that would multiply our profits
• The best direction for our company

The possibilities are endless and we should always continue to stretch our minds and our abilities.  In the long run, it will benefit us in so many ways.

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Additional Resources

“Psychic Warrior” – David Moorehouse
“The Field” – Lynn McTaggart
“Men Who Stare at Goats”by Jon Ronson