Psychic Warrior

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

De: David Morehouse

Narrado por: David Morehouse

For nearly two decades, the United States military intelligence community delved into the dark world of psychic espionage, recruiting a team of individuals who used their paranormal gifts to transcend time and space and uncover the highly guarded military secrets of other nations. After David Morehouse—a highly decorated Army officer who was wounded on a mission—began to have inexplicable experiences, those troubling events redirected his military career.

When Morehouse walked through the doors of the CIA's Stargate Program, he had little idea what awaited him: a paranormal hell that would bring him to the front lines of some of the most horrific disasters in recent history and nearly destroy him. At first unable to tell the shocking truth for fear of death, Morehouse eventually produced this shocking exposé.

Read by the author, Psychic Warrior recounts Morehouse's secret espionage work in chilling detail and reveals the spiritual transformation that led to his work for peace.

©1996 David Morehouse (P)1996 Phoenix Books

Depressing

It was good to listen to to honor what this man went through by remembering his story. But the bulk of the book was the hardship of the old life and not as much of the new life he has.

I hope the best for him.

Fascinating!!!

First and foremost THANK YOU for your service! It’s my 3rd time listening to this book. Absolutely fascinated by this knowledge.

He cut out a lot of material from the book..

So go back to the printed edition to get a more complete picture of the ghastly psychic suffering he endured. His family could not possibly have appreciated just how terrible some of his inner experiences were.

Fascinating tale.

The narrator is a low talker. The paragraphs and chapters bleed into one another but the story is well worth it.

Fascinating

Captivating review. I appreciate David’s willingness to share his experience with the people of this world.

Very Interesting

This story is very interesting and revealing. I feel the writer did an exceptional job of weaving the origins of remote viewing and his own personal trials with the phenomenon.

Intriguing jaunt into a dimension of our reality!

Listened to the entire audio-book 1st time through. Great narration keeps you engaged! Fascinating information.

A very real story from a very real fellow remote viewer.

I met them as a small child, as part of a program for gifted children... i am 60 and have also been through much of the same experiences, both good, bad and unbelievable... however I still have no access to my children, and all family and friends have turned out to be parts of a control system to "contain" us from "scaring the public with truths they can't handle and don't need to worry about..,".

Consider this... I was still paralyzed from a recent "freak accident" in the military when they discharged me with no medical retirement, no pay, and no good bye... over 20 years later and i still cops often follow me, my mail is always pre-opened, and the rest of my story possibly my is quite similar to others of the mk uktra children's program in Elmendorf AK, and the USAF OSI Remote Viewing experiments I was involved in.

I have can only say that there is far more to what is going on in our realm than the Handlers want the 99% to know about or even exists.

This is an amazing story and an excellent book! 👍👍👍👍👍

Good story. Absolutely horrendous up-down volume!

Any additional comments?

This is an interesting book. It appears that the author himself read the book. His manner of speaking was fine, but he would go from normal speech to a whisper for a while, then raise his voice enough to blow your speakers, then back to a calm whisper. You will burn calories while listening to this audiobook while dialing the volume up and down. Again, good story, but absolutely horrible volume control. Note to editor of the audio: there's this neat invention called "normalization." Check it out and consider using it next time.

Abridged, though...

I hope the parts not included in this abridged version are less than one hundredth of those included in terms of exciting, otherwise I'll to buy and read the printed version...