Psychic Warrior: Inside the Cia's Stargate Program : The True Story of a Soldier's Espionage and Awakening

If you are interested in the non-physical, this book is a must have! I've read many books in this area and this one has many references that correlate to my many other sources - how the soviets, Germans, Austrians, and others performed extensive research into the paranormal decades ago and found proof and success in "many" different areas including remote viewing. David's first hand account of how he was brought into the world of psychic espionage while in the Army after taking a bullet in his helmet is completely believable - especially since he gives such graphic details of his experience. And to think for a moment that our government or any government would shut down this type of espionage if any level of success was proven (they indicated 15% while David indicated 85%) is ridiculous. The vast majority of paranormal research states that "anyone can do this" so my quest is to see if I can prove that, which is why I just bought David's "Remote Viewing: The Complete User's Manual for Coordinate Remote Viewing" book. Much of David's writing is more lengthy and wordy than I think it needs to be, but the substance is there. The most exciting part to me was when he was asked to "view" a place and after describing it, he was told that he had witnessed the arc of the covenant! Very exciting!

Wow. This is fascinating. An unusual topic and a compelling and scarcely credible story. If I did not personally know and have tremendous respect and admiration for David Morehouse, I would doubt it.I don't.Read this book and know the man who wrote is one of finest men I ever served with, the best commander any soldier could be lucky enough to follow. His credibility and honor are beyond reproach.A truly thought provoking and serious work.Paul Burbridge, Former Ranger and US Army SFC

Been thereDone that.Have the coffee mug.Forewarned is forarmed.Don't make the same mistakes that David Morehouse did.I now live under the Witness Protection Program of the Lord Jesus Christ. God alone can guide each of us in making the correct decisions in our walk on this earth. Even Jesus had to die and be resurrected to pay for the sins of the world. Glory to the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit. Thanks also to God's angels who help us every day of our lives.

In occult circles it is often said that the entire purpose of the occult is to stretch ones mind as far as it can possibly go, without full surrender to permanent madness. This memoir is well written and perhaps unintentionally illustrates the concept very well. The demonic is in fact, permanent, incurable and murderous madness. The author deserves not only commendation for his service but recognition from his colleagues for his remarkable and indomitable spirit which refused to "die" under extreme spiritual threat. It is for goid reason that the mystery schools of Buddhism, Hinduism and indeed eastern Christianity have refrained from publicising their methods of mysticism. It can in fact destroy the human mind and by extension the soul. Moorehouse has not only braved the unknown but in t by e end, managed to triumph where many have failed. This book was a terrific adventure for me and I am grateful for the authors service but his willingness to share his experience, his hard won wisdom and the fruit of his humbling. I have been a private viewer for many years and wish privacy above all else. But I do admire the men and women in these pages for their bravery in the face of hostile power brokers and government oversight. To the author: I am grateful to have "met" you in this book and look forward to seeing you on the other side one day. Good journey to you and yours.

Though it is not the easiest read-emotionally-and the author is not a gifted writer, it is from the heart. Morehouse portrays a discipline that has been in existence, in many countries and empires, for centuries. I find it unfortunate that there are those who seek to keep it secret as the the knowledge gained could be used to greatly benefit society at large.

If you believe in remote viewing you will find this book interesting. Even if you're not truly a believer ,the book still holds insight into the human condition. Capt. David Morehouse became involved in project Stargate, the government's secret psychic espionage program. The author became psychically gifted after a head injury in the military. The book describes his involvement in the project.If this is not enough for you, imagine the problems of being in a secret project, not being able to tell people, thoughts and images overlapping, internal administrative problems as well as the government trying to cover its tracks when you try to leave.the program .On both tracks, describing how the training proceeds, some of the targets and the problems with the mind trying to handle overload; the author succeeds in writing an interesting book..

I expected an interesting book, but ended up reading it in one sitting. It's not a how-to book on how to remote view; it's a description of what it was like, the effects on the author and his family, and some of the remote viewing experiences. It can be dangerous without experienced teachers and monitors, so I'm not going to try it, but I am grateful to learn about it. It enthralled me.

It reads like a novel —a very bad one at that, with all the conceivable clichés. Though presented as an autobiographical account, it's sort of a dumbed down fairy tale. It's not that I am closed to the idea of other dimensions an astral planes; it's just that this story comes with too many contradictions and inconsistencies to be taken seriously. I imagine that the author counts on the gullibility cultivated by the Castaneda-type literature to find readers naïve enough to believe all his BS. A waste of time and money as well as a big disappointment!!

Where to start? A mix of autobiography, spiritual growth, psychic spying, and more…I enjoyed this book, and felt a little sad for David at times, but along the way he has found some truths, and heaps of knowledge about himself. And that is brilliant.When David recounted his sessions on a death camp and on the Ark of the Covenant, I knew where he was before he revealed the target such is the power of the emotions held within his words on those two sessions.Sure David has had his problems, who hasn’t? He doesn’t hide away from them. If you have an interest in esoterics, ancient knowledge, knowledge of yourself, remote viewing or just enjoy a good life story, this book has much to offer.That all said I can fully understand why his government are a little annoyed at him. If nothing else he is a very brave man. His book is worth a read if you are open minded. It wont teach you how to remote view but there are plenty of other books out there that will do that. This is a story of an American soldier making his way through life.

I bought this book as I have been learning about meditation, relaxation and would love to be able to achieve astral projection.From the first paragraph I was hooked. It is one of those books that makes you feel like you are sitting on a comfy sofa whilst someone else narrates their experience to you and you just don't want to go and put the kettle on as you don't want to miss the next installment.One of the best books I have read in a long time. If you are at all interested in shizz like remote viewing, astral projection, out of body experience this is such a fascinating and moving read (true tale too). Learning about what it actually feels like and the ups and down sides to it all. Seems I have a way to go in my meditations yet!!However, if you are of a closed mind that can not comprehend alternate realities, believes 100% in the system and see all of it as a pile of crap, not the book for you!Simply put, a wonderfully written, captivating book that you allows you so experience something you may not accomplish for yourself in this lifetime.

I thoroughly recommend this incredible book. I was gripped by it throughout. If you want the true story and in depth information about remote viewing and the existence of the ether then this is the most important book you can read.What David Morehouse went through to bring this to us needs to be shared with as many of your open minded friends as possible.If this can become a best seller then the use of remote viewing as a weapon will be brought out into the open and lose its power.I would personally love to meet David, Mel and Lyn and any training programme that they are behind is the real deal and only deal

One man's story of his introduction and involvement within the shadowy world of remote viewing.Be open to his views and enjoy the insight and views.