Remote Viewing, UFO Bases, and Project 8200 - Paul H. Smith
Sep 27, 2024, 04:40 AM
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"He was extraordinarily accurate, unbelievably accurate." (a former CIA official, on a series of remote viewings by Pat Price)
In 1973, Star Gate remote viewer Pat Price made a stunning claim: while using his abilities to scan the planet, he discovered four underground UFO bases. Though his findings received some corroboration, no further official action was taken at the time. However, nearly a decade later, these files became part of remote viewing training material.
One particularly compelling connection emerged in 1985, when remote viewer Paul H. Smith conducted a session targeting Mt. Hayes, Alaska. At the time, he had little knowledge of Price’s earlier claims. It wasn’t until 2010, upon seeing the original documents, that Smith realized how closely his session aligned with Price’s descriptions.
Paul was involved in Project 8200, an effort led by Frederick “Skip” Atwater, in which six military remote viewers sought to gather intelligence on the four alleged extraterrestrial bases Price had identified:
One particularly compelling connection emerged in 1985, when remote viewer Paul H. Smith conducted a session targeting Mt. Hayes, Alaska. At the time, he had little knowledge of Price’s earlier claims. It wasn’t until 2010, upon seeing the original documents, that Smith realized how closely his session aligned with Price’s descriptions.
Paul was involved in Project 8200, an effort led by Frederick “Skip” Atwater, in which six military remote viewers sought to gather intelligence on the four alleged extraterrestrial bases Price had identified:
- Mt. Perdido – Pyrenees, Spain
- Mt. Inyangani – Zimbabwe
- Mt. Hayes – Alaska
- Mt. Ziel – Australia
We cover more than just the Project 8200 material, but there is one intriguing case Paul alluded to that I’d like to explore further in a future interview. He briefly mentioned a trans-material UAP/USO event at Skinwalker Ranch—the perfect hook for a follow-up discussion.
About Paul H. Smith: The longest-serving Controlled Remote Viewing (CRV) instructor active today. He began his career as a remote viewing instructor in 1984 and served for seven years in the U.S. government’s Star Gate program at Fort Meade (1983–1990). He was one of only five individuals personally trained by remote viewing pioneers Ingo Swann and Dr. Harold E. Puthoff at SRI-International.
Author of The Essential Guide to Remote Viewing: The Secret Military Remote Perception Skill Anyone Can Learn, Amazon Affiliate Link.
"Paul H. Smith, a veteran of the government’s top-secret program that used psychic abilities for intelligence gathering, provides a lively but accessible layman’s guide—the best one-stop shop for an entrée into the fascinating world of remote viewing."
— Dr. Harold E. Puthoff, Director, Institute for Advanced Studies at Austin
Website: Rviewer.com
YouTube: Link.
About Paul H. Smith: The longest-serving Controlled Remote Viewing (CRV) instructor active today. He began his career as a remote viewing instructor in 1984 and served for seven years in the U.S. government’s Star Gate program at Fort Meade (1983–1990). He was one of only five individuals personally trained by remote viewing pioneers Ingo Swann and Dr. Harold E. Puthoff at SRI-International.
Author of The Essential Guide to Remote Viewing: The Secret Military Remote Perception Skill Anyone Can Learn, Amazon Affiliate Link.
"Paul H. Smith, a veteran of the government’s top-secret program that used psychic abilities for intelligence gathering, provides a lively but accessible layman’s guide—the best one-stop shop for an entrée into the fascinating world of remote viewing."
— Dr. Harold E. Puthoff, Director, Institute for Advanced Studies at Austin
Website: Rviewer.com
YouTube: Link.