The Personal Stargate Experiment Remote Viewing and the Exploration of Perception

Before the envelope opens, what will you write?
Discover how the CIA investigated the mind as an intelligence tool—and begin your own exploration of remote viewing.
The Personal Stargate Experiment connects the intriguing history of the U.S. government’s Stargate program with accessible practices you can try at home. Blending guided meditation, sensory attention, and concealed-target experiments, Michael Harrington takes you from your first recorded impressions to a complete session with a hidden photograph.
You will explore fleeting images, textures, sounds, and spatial impressions, then capture them in words and simple sketches before discovering what the target actually was.
Inside, you will find:
• An introduction to Project Stargate, its research, and its disputed findings.
• Guided practices for settling your attention and noticing subtle impressions.
• Ways to distinguish an initial impression from the interpretation that follows.
• A complete photograph-and-envelope session to conduct with a trusted helper.
• Practical guidance for reviewing matches, mismatches, and patterns across sessions.
• A flexible four-week path for developing your own routine.
No drawing skills or elaborate equipment are required. Begin with a notebook and ordinary objects; invite a helper when you reach the concealed-target sessions.
Warm, thoughtful, and practical, this guide gives your curiosity a direction and your experiences a place on the page.
From declassified CIA research to your own experiments.