Ingo's Hidden World

From his book Penetration: "They're dangerous. Be careful!"

In addition to his overall narrative that such beings are highly dangerous, Ingo said the Remote Viewing (RV) protocol requires feedback or its not RV (in fact his direct quote about this is at the end of this section). 

With viewers seeking contact with non human entities, they will likely never receive any feedback. How does one determine the accuracy/efficacy of the viewing? Will there begin to be a complied database of inaccurate RV data as our belief structure for these beings? Jacques Vallée called it a false belief system. 

From a strictly RV protocol perspective, Ingo would warn us to be careful of incorporating RV data that may or many not be accurate within databases of accurate, concrete data. He would say any database of false data corrupts the entire database, and it no longer benefits anyone.

Jim Schnabel's 1997 book Remote Viewers: The Secret History of America's Psychic Spies, says when Ingo was asked to psychically spy on entities with in UFOs, Ingo said he would not as he feared they would spy on him, invade him, and possess his soul. However, Schnabel does mention that despite Ingo's denials, he had in fact been officially tasked with such targets. With this in mind, it sounds like the reverse spying and invading him is what Ingo encountered when he did try to do so.

Not surprisingly, Ingo addressed this very thing in a separate article in FATE Magazine, this time in 1993, decades ago, (using the term extraterrestrial for NHE). For reference this article has been reprinted in eight martinis magazine, Issue 18. A link to a free PDF copy is: http://www.eightmartinis.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/eight-martinis-issue18-Penetration-beyond-limitations-hq.pdf

Excerpted from the article...

A growing number of people are claiming to use their remote-viewing powers to penetrate UFOs and extraterrestrial motives, goals, and civilizations. Remote-viewing is apparently being thought of as a new, better psychic ability that certain Earthside individuals claim to have achieved, and advertise that with it they are achieving novel, intimate, and true “viewings” (i.e., sightings) into Spaceside ET affairs. This new confusion is added to the other confusing imbroglios that characterize the UFO “situation” (governmental-military cover-ups, irresponsible scientific debunking, and UFO-community leadership disputes). I’ve been intimately involved in remote-viewing developments for over 20 years. Many people send me alleged ET “remote- viewing” reports, and seek me out to ask what I think about this new situation-including the editors of FATE, who have asked me to say something about it.

Along this line of thinking, it is worth wondering how many of those claiming to remote-view ETs bothered to look up remote-viewing’s definition in the parapsychological literature. If they had, then they might have thought twice about claiming to be remote-viewers... anyone claiming to be a remote-viewer, or claiming to remote-view ETs and UFOs is a sophister, one who has artfully but insidiously muddled up the established definition of remote-viewing...

 Summing it up, he says, directly: 

Remote-viewing is composed of a five-part protocol, and when any one of the five parts are omitted (such as confirmatory feedback), then what has taken place is something else other than remote-viewing.

While Ingo may have been obligated to refer to these beings as extraterrestrials, his understanding of them aligned more with that of his good friend and fellow paranormal investigator, John Keel, who classified them as ultra-terrestrials.

The term ultra-terrestrials, coined by Keel, suggests that supposed alien "visitors" to Earth may actually be from an advanced civilization from another order of existence. According to Keel's theory, there are two groups of ultra-terrestrials: those who resided on Earth before humans arrived and those who placed humans here in the first place. Both groups have the ability to manipulate and influence humans due to our energetic connection to a larger source.

Keel referred to the group already on Earth as the Omega Group, known for spreading greed, racism, and violence. In Japanese lore, they are called Yōkai, while in Chinese legends, they are known as Yaoguai. Islamic texts refer to them as Djinn. These beings are believed to have the ability to shapeshift into physical forms in our dimension. In Western culture, they are often seen as sprites, fairies, leprechauns, genies, giants, orcs, goblins, Lizard people, aliens, or extraterrestrials.

Ingo probably found their biblical reference, demons, to be the most helpful in understanding them and their motives. That being said, at the same time, Ingo would say he believed some acted as angels, guides, and protectors too, himself experiencing a life-saving interaction with one such being as a child (a narration of this event is included in Stardust Highways). Regardless, wherever they fall on the spectrum, he knew they all could be tricksters.

Yes, Ingo, when questioned, in his interview published in Psychic Magazine in 1973, if he had any experiences with so-called discarnates, said, "I have been aware of other beings around who are not inhabiting bodies but I don‘t think of them in terms of ghosts or people who have gone to higher elevations or anything like that...They seem to be very tortured individuals."

It is believed that he first encountered these beings during his childhood, as evidenced by his encounter with an entity described as an "angel." His other documented interactions are: those psychic attacks which persisted until the end of his life; with a group called the Daughters of Ma (the information on this was also part of eight martinis magazine, Issue 18); those recorded in his book Penetration. But they may not have been his only interactions.

In his serial online autobiography, Remote Viewing: The Real Story (RVRS), he explains that he took courses at both the Anthroposophy Center and the Arcane School during the early 1960s. Anthroposophy was developed by Rudolf Steiner, who had previously been a Theosophist with the ability to see and communicate with spiritual realms. This belief system centers around the concept of connecting with these realms, and acknowledges the existence of spiritual beings within them. The Arcane School, according to Ingo's writing, was established by Alice Bailey, another prominent figure in Theosophy. She is often considered to be Madame Blavatsky's successor and her teachings form the basis for this school, which aims to spread a "Great Universal Plan" determined by a hierarchy of spiritual masters. It is likely that Ingo learned methods of mediumship at both of these institutions.

Nick Cook, in his book The Hunt for Zero Point, attaches the label medium to Ingo having neither met nor interviewed him at this point. Did Cook perchance pick this up from interviewing someone from Ingo’s SRI days? Ingo was alive when this book was published and made no effort to correct it. A clue as to why the term and why Ingo did not correct it might be found perhaps in a letter to Ingo from Brendan O’Regan now in Ingo’s archives at University of West Georgia. Tracing this back, we find a clue from RVRS. Here Ingo tells us one of the first people he was introduced to at SRI was Stanford professor, scientist, futurologist, and a few years down the road the first president of the Institute of Noetic Sciences (IONS), Willis Harman. In RVRS, Ingo notes, "I had no idea who Harmon [sic] was. Eli [Puthoff's assistant] explained that he was one of the pillars of SRI, with his own staff and building at SRI, and office in Washington, D.C., and that he was connected to the highest places everywhere possible." Harman will connect Ingo with his friends Al Hubbard, MKULTRA operative, described as having introduced thousands of scientists, politicians, intelligence officials, diplomats, and church figures to LSD, and Brendan O’Regan, IONS future first Director of Research. According to Jack Sarfatti, O'Regan was part of a complicated but effective covert psychological warfare operation run by Harold Chipman, the CIA station chief responsible for all mind-control research in the Bay Area in the 1970s.
   

As the letter attests and documents, Ingo performed what amounts to a channeling session for O’Regan on April 2, 1973, while they both were still at SRI. Occurring at Ingo’s Palo Alto apartment in the middle of the night, closer to dawn than midnight, it was, it seems, quite impromptu, following a heavy dinner itself shadowed by the consumption, mainly by Ingo, of lots of brandy. This interaction is of particular note given two things: 1) the earlier and supposedly shut down clandestine work being done on ESP via MKULTRA noted at the top this page; and 2) Ingo's aforementioned May 1973 letter describing what he had “uncovered.“

We must carefully search for these clues, as Ingo was not able to directly reveal them. Instead, he cleverly hid them in plain sight. But who prevented him from sharing this information? It appears that Penetration was not the only book he published with encoded clues; his 1978 work, Star Fire, also contains many more hints. In this book, he makes it clear who is preventing him from fully disclosing what he knows through a brief background story. A fictional company called Drake Broadcasting Systems (which author Drake dedicated to Ingo) is taken over by Sandmuller (a stand-in for the powerful figures controlling the world) in a hostile takeover. As Drake Broadcasting Systems represents Ingo's desire to share rare knowledge or broadcast the truth, its absorption and destruction symbolize how those in power silence individuals like Ingo while they continue their climb towards global domination.

Although they are hidden in plain sight, we must do some mental work to decode who they are and when he interacted with them. Below are but just a few: 

Clue #1

Regarding the Men in Black Axelrod and inter-dimensional beings, which are dangerous:

About this Ingo wrote: "In this somewhat less than open manner began a chain of mind-boggling affairs which excited me on the one hand, yet ultimately made me QUIVER as if I suddenly found myself standing between two realities neither of which seem quite real." As to where this was specifically, this in between two realities, it consisted of beginning with a call which jolted him out of a sound sleep at "about three in the morning." The time of 3:00am to 4:00am is known as the witching hour, when the barrier between our physical realm and the spiritual realm is the weakest, when witches, demons, and ghosts are thought to not only appear but be the most powerful. Those who experience such things happening at 3:00am or so, associate them with being "jolted" from a sound sleep. 

Knowing this perhaps his travel to the underground secret liar of the Men in Black Axelrod and "the twins" and his escapades with and involving them, should be read not as a physical journey but rather a guided psychical one, one we can readily identify when Ingo uses a specific code word: green. The sight of something green has often been reported with unexplained ghost lights, orbs, and Earthly spirits. So well acquainted are we at the subconscious level with the connotation of green for these "NHEs" that the TV show I Dream of Jeannie, about a genie or Djinn in a bottle, for its early shows, used a dark smoke-green bottle as her bottle, with TV Guide in 1965 referring to it as the "green bottle." Whenever Ingo describes something that is happening and that happening is preceded by or includes a report by Ingo of something green, he has just alerted us he has entered the realm of the NHEs. One caveat to this, when he uses the descriptor of olive-green for the jumpsuit, in this case, he is referencing someone from or attached to the US military.

For example, Ingo relates, he saw a green haze and green lights when on the "Moon." As he "penetrates" deeper psychically, Ingo called out, "the place was dark. The 'air' was filled with a fine dust, and there was some kind of illumination—like a dark lime-green fog or mist." It is here Ingo saw naked men digging but is spotted psychically by these beings. Ingo then raised a question about this to Axelrod, but we can read as a rhetorical statement, "You already know they are psychic, don’t you?... that they have some kind of, uh, telepathy, that they can trace where this psychic probe is coming from?" Ingo proceeded to drill down into this: "They FELT something. Not particularly ME. But SOMETHING…. And! THEY knew what the ripple meant. Like a sort of penetration of where they were." 

As to the nude workers, Ingo had previously identified them in his 1971 Hero Haubold erotic tale:  Their bases: they have a network of underground installations which are enormous, with thousands of workers and soldiers, often nude, all of whom are busy performing duties which seem to have no purpose. They can move quickly between bases. 

Clue #2

What he would have elaborated on in Penetration regarding these inter-dimension beings: 

He tells us indirectly: "The bottom line: We are not alone—and some ultra-secret, presumably a governmental agency, goddamned well knew it! ... I began to see why Mr. Axelrod’s group, if they themselves were not extraterrestrials [NHE] (as I wondered at times) was ultra-secret and came and went under changing subterfuges of one kind or another.…Perhaps there was a space [inter-dimensional] opera going on in which two different sets of extraterrestrial [inter-dimensional] troops were fighting some kind of war here on Earth—while both at the same time were somehow ensuring that HUMANS never realize that they, themselves, are psychic."

Clue #3

The date on his Moon sketches.   

He tells us the Moon is full, opposite the Sun, and is just setting in the West. In the book proper he included his sketches with the date of March 18, 1975 written on them. A quick check of an ephemeris online shows that on March 18, 1975, the Moon was a waxing crescent; it would not be full until March 27th. If Ingo was anything, he was a master of astrology, even in 1975, and even more so when he was writing Penetration in the mid-late 1990s. By that point in his life, a significant part of his library included a wide range of rare and esoteric books on astrology and numerous ephemerises. If Ingo wanted to make sure his story was airtight, he certainly would have gotten his astrological details in sync. The fact that he did not, together with the purposefully use the date of March 18th, is, well, a clue.  

In checking the Moon calendar in March from 1958 to 1999, there are only two times the Moon was full on a March 18th: 1973 and 1992. Those are two very interesting years: 1973 was when Ingo suggested Scanate and the whole clandestinely funded Remote Viewing program got off the ground, not to mention it is the same year of that or perhaps those channeling sessions he did and his subsequent letter disclosing what he had uncovered; and 1992 was when Ingo's article about the dangers of NHEs, what he called ETs, appeared in FATE Magazine. 

Did he, by signifying a full Moon, when things are fully illuminated, with these two years, in a roundabout way via the use of the date March 18th, direct us to something, something important, perhaps in a hidden in plain sight way: that is connecting psychic research, particularly at SRI, to dangerous NHEs? An intriguing clue to that comes from a declassified document found on the CIA website and labeled CIA-RDP96-00787R000100150001-6 (https://www.cia.gov/readingroom/document/cia-rdp96-00787r000100150001-6). In late July 1972, newly collaborating Drs. Hal Puthoff and Russell Targ, in addition to their other funding sources, submitted a grant application entitled “Techniques to Enhance Extraordinary Human Perception,” to the US Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, the post MKULTRA funding front for CIA’s experiments in human behavior which involve any type of control mechanism, i.e., drugs and hypnosis. Part of their, although Targ is identified as the lead, proposed research involves using hypnosis to enhance ESP and the use of Puharich’s Faraday cage to enhance ESP; the very instrument Puharich would put mediums into. (Could this have been an extension/continuation of MKULTRA Subproject 136???) The funding is to run from October 1, 1972, to October 1, 1973. 

Clue #4

The "woman" in the supermarket as detailed in "The Event in Los Angeles," Chapter Seven of Penetration. First of all it wasn't a sexy woman, but that is a story for another time, a very scary one at that, one that has a profound impact on our understanding of reality as it is really a story about what "they" are up to and are capable of.