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Penetration: The Question of Extraterrestrial and Human Telepathy

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This book by one time CIA "psychic spy" Ingo Swann is divided into three parts. The first part describes experiences with an ultra secret government agency. This includes remote viewing of the lunar surface where mining and manufacturing operations are observed along with human looking extraterrestials. Part II discusses lunar anomalies. Much of this second section overlaps Chapter 1 of Jim Marrs' ALIEN AGENDA. Part III deals with the government-military-science-media cover up of UFOs, lunar activity and psychic phenomena (telepathy, in particular). Twenty publishers rejected this manuascript which would have benefited from a proofreading by big-time editors. It was, nevertheless, a clear, logical and very interesting presentation. Put it on your bookshelf between ALIEN AGENDA and William Bramley's GODS OF EDEN.

Ingo Swann is THE 'original' remote view-er. He worked with The Stanford Research Institute, SRI, and many government agencies for years.

Ingo Swann tells of his involvement with a very secret government agency that asked him to remote view the dark side of the Earth's Moon. Swann saw extensive buildings, roads, and human forms digging.

Swann makes it very clear that our government is very much intimidated by these ETs. He says to the government agent: "They've somehow got you by the balls, haven't they? That's why you are resorting to psychic perceptions...They are NOT friendly are they?..."

Swann also describes his encounter with a live alien in a Los Angeles supermarket and confirms that ET civilization has been infiltrating the Earth in humanoid bodies. Swann's friends warn him: "There are alot of THEM, you know, and many of them are bio-androids...they realize that Earth psychics are their only enemies."

People advised Ingo Swann NOT to write this book because "...it challenges those echelons of conventional credibilty that lasciviously get off on deconstructing those unfortunates who experience what they can't prove."

Ingo Swann understands the perils and pain of being someone who has had "experiences". Many of you, like myself, fall into this category.

He also talks about the fact that DENIAL of the ETs is a "...patent fact. The question is WHY?...Earthsiders [he calls us] as a whole seem to be caught up in some kind of strange but broadly shared amnesia induced..."

I recommend this book as an antidote for what I have frequently called Earth's miasma of amnesia. ---V.Susan Ferguson

Ingo Swann is for real... He, along with Russel Targ started the CIA , and later, US Army remote viewing programs. If what he says in this book is even half true (even Swann admits that psychic "knowing" is a 50/50 proposition), then we are in for a wild ride in the next 100 years of human history. I only hope I can live long enough to see SOME of these things validated...or not ! Plus, Ingo has a unique and very amusing tongue in cheek writing style, which I most enjoy !

This book by the first remote viewer is powerful because of who Ingo Swann is in remote viewing history. I have read everything around by the top remote viewers and what they have remote viewed this is by far the most interesting and enlightening because he was one of the first to do it after he left SRI. The fact he tells what he saw years later doesn`t diminish it. Today all these things are commonplace in todays literature of UFO`s and extraterrestrials and he corroborates them. His humorous writing style gets the reader involved because he is so down to earth in his opinions about the government, military and the CIA. A facinating read from a true pioneerin the field.

Ingo Swann, the man who coined the term "Remote Viewing" and gifted psychic that aided our government in developing its own psychic spy program, breaks the silence on extra terrestrials.

A very well researched book that reveals the connection of extra terrestrials and the moon.

It is not often that one reads an account of such depth and importance. Penetration is the amusing, strange story of remote viewer and psychic researcher Ingo Swann and his clandestine contact with a nameless, secret government organization concerned with extraterrestrial activity on the Moon. The story is told with candor, wit, and incisiveness leaving the reader with a broad view of both the subjects of remote viewing and ufology. This book, if true, is proof-positive of government's longstanding involvement with extraterrestrials and the UFO phenomenon. The first two parts of the book, based on Swann's direct and remote ET encounters, and his thoughts about the real history of the Moon, are gripping and fascinating reading. The last part of the book, which contains a general discussion of human telepathy, is less focussed and more speculative.

Swann's portrayals of the secret facility where he worked near Washington, D.C., his trip to Alaska, accompanied by government officials, to see a UFO over a lake, and his encounter with an alleged alien in a supermarket are amazing to read about. The social and political consequences of this book are potentially vast and it deserves to be more readily available to the public than it currently is.

(Dr. Simeon Hein is the author of OPENING MINDS: A Journey of Extraordinary Encounters, Crop Circles, and Resonance and PLANETARY INTELLIGENCE)

How do you begin in reviewing this gem? "Penetration: The Question of Extraterrestrial and Human Telepathy" is excellent as are all Ingo's books. It is worth the high price of this tome just to read his definition of spin doctors.
Here we have a super psychic who also has the intelligence to theorize how his abilities work. However, we all have psychic abilities, don't we? And the powers that be (whoever this evil elite may be) do not want us to know this. This book belongs under the general category of Conspiracy Theories. I was appalled when I went to the local chain bookstore and saw that there is a "Conspiracy Theory" section of books. Conservatively, if 10% of the conspiracy theories are true, then we have a lot of high placed political/military figures that should be behind bars for high treason. I suspect that, for most people, reading conspiracy theory books in bed is like watching action movies on the couch....a form of entertainment. Come on! Those who have hard evidence should come forth and get all these conspiratorial criminals into jail. Anyway, read all of Ingo's books including his recent "Secrets of Power" series, "Reality Boxes", and "Wisdom Category". Ingo is a free thinker who has been deeply involved with mainstream psychic research and government remote viewing projects. Look on the IRVA website for more details about his other books.

I was blown away by this book and squandered an entire weekend glued to it. Now I want a telescope really really bad.
Could it really be true that our very own moon is not really "our very own"? Read Ingo's personal account of it and add up the facts for yourself.... fascinating story.

We will never forget Ingo Swann for his trailblazing work towards making it possible for all of humanity to develop our inborn psychic abilities. Ingo Swann is the Francis Bacon of this era: we just don't realize it yet. (Whoops! Didn't mean to insult you, Ingo. Perhaps "Galileo" would be a better choice) This book is unforgettable. One thrilling fast read. Engaging. Eye-opening. Another selfless service to his fellow earthlings. You mayn't have mine as a used copy! Get your own now, while you still can!

I have read this book several times. I got my copy from the IRVA for $18.75 a year or so ago. But they have none left either. I guess I will try to get Ingo to sign it if I ever see him again.

This book is not like his other books in that it is so out of the common. I mean I manage to believe his other books (well, not StarFire). This one I believe, too, because having met and spoken with him briefly, I find him too honest to be playing a practical joke by misrepresenting this to be factual were it actually fiction.

So I accept the facts he reports as accurate. While one could possibly interpret them differently than he does, I suspect his guesses are better than mine.

While, therefore, I believe the book, I do not know what to make of it. Should I be afraid? Should I change my life? It is certainly a provocative book, and I mean that as high praise.