#154 Skip Atwater - Bizarre Alien Encounter, Remote Viewing Mars and Psychic Operations

Skip Atwater's journey into the world of the paranormal began in early childhood within a family where unexplained abilities seemed to be a norm.

Atwater grew up in a family with unexplained paranormal abilities

As a child, Atwater experienced out-of-body experiences and could perceive things beyond the normal senses

Atwater recounts being able to stand up and look out the window as a child, only to realize he was still lying in bed, suggesting early out-of-body experiences. He began to practice at night and found he could seemingly leave his body. When Atwater was around age 10, he experienced being in places like "night school" while his sleeping self remained in bed. As he grew older, he noticed that his friends were also out of their bodies during these experiences, although they did not seem aware of it.

Atwater's mother and other family members had abilities to communicate with deceased pets and sense things others could not

His mother could communicate with their deceased pets, reassuring the children that the pets were alright. She had a strong sense that somebody would always take care of Atwater, indicating a belief in a guiding influence, which may have been of a paranormal nature. Atwater noted that his family understood there was something different about him but did not elaborate on the specifics.

Atwater developed an interest in the paranormal from a young age

His family's unexplained experiences piqued Atwater's curiosity about the nature of consciousness and perception

The family's paranormal experiences, including those of his mother, contributed to Atwater's keen interest in the paranormal and consciousness. He desc ...

Frederick Holmes “Skip” Atwater played a pivotal role in the U.S. Army’s Stargate program investigating remote viewing capabilities.

Atwater was recruited into Army intelligence and became involved in investigating remote viewing

As a counterintelligence specialist, Atwater recognized remote viewing as a potential threat that needed to be understood

Drafted into the Army to avoid the draft, Skip Atwater joined military intelligence, which ultimately led to his involvement in remote viewing research. As a counterintelligence specialist, he recognized remote viewing as a potential threat and took the initiative to investigate further, motivated by a desire to protect Army units from this unmonitored method of espionage. Atwater delved into the subject after reading a book by scientists at the Stanford Research Institute on remote viewing, intensifying his conviction about the threat it posed to counterintelligence.

Atwater helped identify and evaluate potential remote viewers to be trained for the Stargate program

Once he embarked on this path, Atwater began recruiting individuals within INSCOM with appropriate security clearances who could be considered for psychic work in the Army. Atwater's efforts, together with a senior officer and his team, led to the selection of six individuals from around 200 survey respondents from the greater Washington D.C. area to partake in remote viewing experiments. Recruits were chosen not solely based on their career aspirations but also for their potential psychic abilities. Atwater personal anecdotes, such as his report of a scuff in a safe and other counterintelligence activities, suggest his deep involvement in safeguarding intelligence operations.

Atwater organized and supervised remote viewing experiments and training within the Stargate program

Atwater worked closely with remote viewers, like Joe McMoneagle, to conduct sessions and evaluate their aptitude. His role extended to creating protocols for remote viewing research. Notably, for ten years, Atwater was the operations and training officer, overseeing the training of an elite cadre of intelligence officers in remote viewing for the Department of Defense and national intelligence community members.

At SRI, experiments included participants describing remote locations to which counterpart traveling subjects were sent. Validation of these sessions was performed through scoring by judges, one of the methodologies employed to evaluate the success of viewers like McMoneagle. Additionally, Atwater organized "little outbounder things," where ...

Remote viewing experiments have sparked significant interest, especially when they involve the possibility of underground UFO bases. Skip Atwater's "Project 8200, UFO UAP Bases and Activities, the original remote viewing transcripts," reveals the potential discovery of such bases through the psychic practice.

Remote viewers like Pat Price reported alleged discoveries of underground UFO bases in remote locations

Renowned remote viewer Pat Price claimed he uncovered four locations across the globe harboring extraterrestrial facilities within mountains: Mount Hayes in Alaska, Mount Inyangani in Africa, Mount Perdido on the border of Spain and France, and a potential location in Australia named Zeal.

The remote viewers in Project 8200 provided similar descriptions of the alleged UFO bases

Price's Discoveries and Project 8200

Price described distinct groups with different roles within these spaces, and remote viewers later tasked with validating his claims provided strikingly similar accounts.

Skip Atwater, intrigued by Price's findings from 1973, set forth Project 8200 a decade later. He challenged remote viewers, trained by Ingo Swan, to explore Price's designated coordinates and record their findings. These remote viewers depicted hollow mountains with expansive rooms and advanced technology, including silver metallic ships.

A viewer named Joe detailed his encounter with Mount Hayes, Alaska, noting the difficulty in relating his visions of the unknown technology, underscoring the authenticity of these accounts as Joe was unaware he was verifying Price's claims.

Advanced Technology and Secrecy

Technology that confounded the contemporary understanding was frequently mentioned, ranging from unrecognized screws ...

Skip Atwater shares a collection of unexplained events that have shaped his belief in the reality of paranormal phenomena and the interconnectedness of consciousness.

Atwater had several unexplained experiences that suggested the reality of paranormal phenomena

Atwater described an out-of-body incident where he encountered alien beings and technology

Atwater recounts an out-of-body experience during which he interacted with alien beings. He described encountering aliens on a grassy knoll, where they approached him with a small round device with a needle filled with a brown liquid. This device was used on him, causing him to float into the air. The following morning, he questioned his colleague Joe McMoneagle, who suggested a shared encounter with the presence of aliens.

Atwater also details being on a spacecraft and struggling to understand the technology he saw. An alien showed him a metaphor involving a Rubik's Cube, suggesting a form of travel beyond conventional space and time. This experience further deepened Atwater’s consideration of the extraordinary capabilities of these beings and their technologies.

Atwater also had shared experiences with colleague Joe McMoneagle that neither were willing to fully discuss

Atwater hints at shared experiences with McMoneagle involving out-of-body experiences and encounters with tall aliens and advanced technologies. Although not explicitly detailed, the existence of these shared experiences implies a level of credibility and a strong conviction in the reality of their paranormal encounters.

Atwater's personal beliefs about the nature of consciousness and the paranormal evolved over time

Atwater acknowledged the limitations of our current scientific understanding of these phenomena

Atwater refers to livi ...