Jimmy Aiken's Mysterious World is brought to you by the Star Quest Production Network and is made possible by our many generous patrons.

If you'd like to support the podcast, please visit sQP.com slash Give. You're listening to episode 326 of Jimmy Aiken's mysterious world,

where we look at mysteries from the twin perspectives of faith and reason. In this episode we're talking about a remote

viewing experiment that Jimmy recently participated in. I'm Don Bettinelli and

Chunmey today is Jimmy Yakin. Hey Jimmy, how did

up? In the 1970s investigators at Stanford Research Institute began looking

into a psychic ability known as remote viewing.

Remote viewers appeared to be able to retrieve information about distant or hidden targets

that they had no normal way of knowing about.

The CIA and the Defense Department became interested,

which led to the creation of a program known as Stargate.

The Stargate program closed in 1995, but remote viewing is still used today and is still being researched.

Recently, Jimmy was contacted and asked to participate in a remote viewing study.

Did the study involve?

What did Jimmy do?

And what were the results?

That's what we'll be talking about on this episode of Jimmy Yakin's Mysterious World.

Jimmy, why did you want to talk about today's mystery?

Well, we've covered remote view in a number of times previously on the show, such as in episodes 102 and 103 where we introduced the subject.

In episodes 156 and 157 we interviewed Stargate remote viewer Paul Smith and in episodes 190 and 191 we interviewed

Stargate remote viewer Bill Ray. You can go to mysterious.F.M slash and the

episode number to get each of those.

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