In a letter Ingo wrote, dated May of 1973, now in his archives at the University of West Georgia, he calls out two things: 1) money is being directed to possible biological automata and effective mind control systems as part of questionable motives of invisible benefactors working toward economic control of the planet; and 2) we are not alone on this planet.
In this letter, Ingo is alluding to a group of actors now called Non Human Entities (NHE) or Non Human Intelligence (NHI) and a group of human actors not only in contact via some sort of extrasensory means with them but more dangerously, conspiring with them in the most egregious of ways possible.
In a 1971 erotic novel published under his nom de plume of Hero Haubold, Ingo describes these entities as sadists from another dimension attached to our own (connected via an organization in the book called the World Organization of Perverts); their existence as secret. He narrates how they have been on Earth for centuries, are the adepts of the dark realms, and how their sciences predate the birth of our earthly kings. They can manifest themselves in our dimension, looking like us.
In a 1992 FATE Magazine article Ingo explicitly outlines his thoughts on these entities. He calls their abductions of us "body mind-spiritual rape," details how we are a farm for them, and how our own psychic powers have apparently been kept deliberately undeveloped because they are a weapon against these beings. The article was reprinted in Issue 18 of eight martinis magazine which can be downloaded here: http://www.eightmartinis.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/eight-martinis-issue18-Penetration-beyond-limitations-hq.pdf
In his book Penetration, first published by him in 1998, Ingo describes his work with an ultra-secret Men in Black like organization fronted by the enigmatic Mr. Axelrod and the "twins" and encounters with all sorts of entities. His message: these entities have a SERIOUS type of telepathy capable of something dire; a type he names as telepathy plus, one which is beyond being a channel for information exchange, one capable of mind control and scrambling human consciousness. After the book was published, he began to experience terrible headaches and pain in random places throughout his body. He determined he was being psychically attacked and found a way to make some sort of telepathic contact with these entities in order to fend them off. After going through a list from where, Earth, no, space, no, the Moon, no, the Sun, no, he circled the words "another dimension." Despite his efforts, they remained a source of sporadic pain to him for the rest of his life. Several of his sorting out the psychic attack notes are in his archives at the University of West Georgia.
But these were not the first he encounters, that doorway may have been opened long before, with something he did or did for someone or someones. This from the interview with Art Bell in the year 2000 (1:27:58):
ART BELL: "I am told Ingo as carefully as the, uh, protocols were structured in the military program...that other things began to creep in..."
INGO: "Sure."
ART BELL: "That other things began to be sensed, entities, um..."
INGO: "Right."
ART BELL: "That is right?"
INGO: "Of course..."
This may be the basis, or even from a time before, of his ongoing encounter with what in the session notes below he describes as an agent of a black war, a curse, leftover.
For an explanation as to how this page of the website fits into the narrative of Ingo's life, please see the note on the Home page about his book Penetration.
Belk, of the Belk department store family, was the founder of the Belk Research Foundation, prior to that he was in Naval Intelligence.
"...unofficially you had gotten the word that really the conclusion I think was that it was a parallel dimension that the UFOs themselves appear to be a part of."
"...I do know that they exist because I’ve talked to people in our own government about it. They’ve been known by every president of the United States since Truman. The whole thing has been controlled by NSA – National Security Administration – at Fort Meade, Maryland. Now the CIA is under the jurisdiction of the NSA. They operate on a black budget, billions of dollars."
That is certainly a good question, one we may never know the answer to, but perhaps there are hints and clues?
The whole idea of using some sort of extrasensory means to contact a group of other beings is not new. It has appeared through the eons and across cultures. Its popularity in the West though comes thanks to the Spiritualism/Mediumistic aka spirit channeling movement and Theosophy from which its disciples birthed the New Age movement. And it was from the New Age movement the contactee experience sprang forth. In Ingo’s direct orbit, Harold Sherman, his planetary probe partner, was involved in one called Urantia, and of course there was the US Army’s ground zero Extrasensory Perception (ESP) researcher, Andrija Puharich and his Council of Nine.
And what is interesting about all of this is the US Government’s possible foray into this realm seemingly under the guise of parapsychology. A 1977 CIA declassified document entitled Psychology in Intelligence: A Personal Review and Conclusions by Kenneth Kress points toward a more specific interest: "Anecdotal reports of extrasensory perception (ESP) capabilities have reached the U.S. national security agencies at least since World War II when Hitler was said to rely on astrologers and seers. Suggestions for military applications of ESP continued to be received after World War II. For example, in 1952 the Department of Defense [DoD] was lectured on the possible usefulness of extra sensory perception in psychological warfare. Over the years, reports continued to accumulate." (Note, all referenced declassified documents are available for download below.)
So, what was happening in 1952 regarding this incursion into the realm of parapsychology namely for psychology warfare? For that we must jump back to that DoD lecture Kress referred to, only it was not a DoD lecture, it was a presentation made to the Pentagon Research Branch of the Office of the Chief of Psychological Warfare. And the person who made that presentation, Puharich. The lecture itself was said to be a discussion of things from other vibrational levels playing a role in ESP, something Puharich was at least three years into exploring thanks to the creation of his Round Table Foundation and its use of a Faraday Cage (which he had built himself and used notable with medium Eileen Garrett, who said she had a spiritual controller called Uvani), which the Council of Nine would later be linked to, by very wealthy and highly connected individuals often referred to as the East Coast Elite. This idea about things happening at other vibrational levels seemed to have a major impact on the US Government clandestine world because something popped up regarding this in the most sinister of places: the CIA’s secret mind control program MKULTRA.
MKULTRA's purpose was the research and development of chemical, biological, and radiological materials for use in clandestine operations by the CIA to control human behavior aka using drugs and other exotic methods to take possession of people’s minds. It had run for twenty-two years, until its illegal activities had been exposed in the wake of the Watergate break-in. Of MKULTRA’s known 149 subprojects, there are two specifically which centered on ESP: numbers 83 and 136. What documents do remain from these two subprojects have been declassfied, albeit heavily redacted. However, there are some important clues which did not succumb to the heavy black pen, namely, parts of the proposals and some information as to who the contractor, that is the main researcher, might be.
Taking the language straight from a declassified proposal document attached to Subproject 136 (itself a follow up to Subproject 83 which was funded to understand among other things, psychic phenomena and extrasensory perception, subliminal perception, and hypnosis):
"In working with individual subjects, special attention will be given to dissociative states, which tend to accompany spontaneous ESP experiences. Such states can be induced and controlled to some extent with hypnosis and drugs. Some of this work will make use of qualitative stimuli, such as drawings and ideas with special associations. … But the main consideration will be the attitude and general disposition of the subject. Wherever possible, every attempt will be made to tailor the tasks required to his preferences and his estimate of good working conditions. In one case the experimental procedure will be designed to achieve favorable motivation by such devices as instructing him that he is participating in a study of subception. In other cases drugs and psychological tricks will be used to modify his attitudes. The experimenters will be particularly interested in dissociative states, from the abaissement de niveau mental [a reduced state of consciousness/attention] to multiple personality in so-called mediums, and an attempt will be made to induce a number of states of this kind, using hypnosis."
That would mean the underpinning of secret ESP research under MKULTRA rests with the desire, whatever it takes, drugs, sleep deprivation, hypnosis, extreme conditions, things bordering on torture, the very things the vast array of MKULTRA’s mind control research itself was concerned with, to elicit a mediumistic state, or perhaps it should be called forced channeling, by any means necessary. So, who would want to force people to be channelers, and to whom?
As to the contractor, by comparing extremely similar language, methods, goals, and titles between Subproject 136’s heavily redacted proposal and a study which was categorized as unclassified and published in 1963, entitled “Testing for Extrasensory Perception With a Machine” by the Defense Documentation Center for Scientific and Technical Information, it appears this work on ESP first under Subproject 83 and then 136, was done at Cambridge Research Laboratories, Office of Aerospace Research, United States Air Force, the Air Force’s premier research laboratory focused on high altitude technology, communications, and electronic signals. But why would Air Force researchers be interested in if necessary torturing people into being channelers? Could it in any way be related to the fact that as Subproject 136 was underway in 1961/1962, the Air Force was up to their eyeballs with “the flyer saucer problem” which they were “managing” under Project Blue Book.
Project Blue Book was terminated in 1969 with the group ultimately determining there was no evidence indicating that sightings categorized as “unidentified” were extraterrestrial vehicles. Was this the Air Forces’ way of telling us something, that is tell us the truth but in a misdirectional sort of way? We read that as not from out of this world, but could it be the Air Force knew these vehicles were in fact from someplace else, something with a terrestrial in it just not the extra part? A good pointer for that would be what the person heading up Project Blue Book said about these vehicles after Project Blue Book shut down. And that would be one Allen Hynek, astronomer and professor, and his theory about UFOs and otherworldly beings: they are inter-dimensional aka things happening at another vibrational level.
As Ingo was quoted as saying in an April 1973 Psychic Magazine article: "We have to establish greater senses in order to establish a reality for these things that exist at other places."
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.
Although Ingo was most likely required to call these beings extraterrestrials, his conceptualization of them was more in line with how his very close friend, paranormal and UFO investigator, John Keel identified them: as ultra-terrestrials.
Coined by Keel, the term ultra-terrestrials was used by him to describe the possibility that alien "visitors" to Earth are not visitors at all, but an advanced terrestrial civilization from another order of existence, crypto-terrestrials, or extra-dimensional beings from an inter-locking dimension to our own.
In Japanese lore they are called Yōkai, fearsome monsters and tricksters, and in Chinese legends they are the Yaoguai, supernatural creatures; while Islamic texts call them the Djinn. Able to shapeshift into a physical form in our dimension, they are better recognized in the West as perhaps sprites, fairies, leprechauns, genies, giants, orcs, goblins, Lizard people, aliens/extraterrestrials, etc.
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."
His contact with these beings though mostly likely started when he was a child, especially given his interaction with an entity he himself called 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), and those recorded in his book Penetration. But they may not have been his only interactions.
In his serial Internet memoir Remote Viewing: The Real Story (RVRS), he writes he studied at both the Anthroposophy Center and the Arcane School in the early 1960s. Anthroposophy, created by former Theosophist clairvoyant and channeler Rudolf Steiner, is based on the idea that we can contact and access spiritual worlds, and that spiritual beings from these worlds are a reality. The Arcane School was founded, Ingo wrote, "by Alice Bailey, a noted Theosophist. She is often described as the 'intellectual heir' to Madame Blavatsky, and around her works the Arcane School was formulated to propagate a 'Great Universal Plan' dictated by a hierarchy of spiritual masters." He would most certainly have learned mediumistic techniques at both.
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.“
Yes, although we do have to ferret them out. Because he was prevented from describing them this way, he hide clues in plain sight. Wait, prevented? By whom? It seems Penetration was not the only book published under his name he encoded clues into. More clues can be found in Ingo’s 1978 book Star Fire. Many more. So it is here we find he tells us exactly who is preventing him from detailing what he truly wants to. It comes via a very brief background story: a fictitious company called Drake Broadcasting Systems (remembering that author Drake by this time had dedicated one of his books to Ingo, saying, "Sincere appreciation is due to Ingo Swann, Artist of the Cosmos, Prophet [proclaimer, a revealer, prognosticator] of the New Age, New York, for his psychic inspiration and exquisite understanding") is seized by way of a hostile takeover by Sandmuller (Ingo's fictional corporate stand in for the the Powers running the planet) in which Drake Broadcasting Systems (Ingo as a revealer of rare knowledge, or more directly, that is wanting to broadcast the truth) gets completely absorbed and obliterated while Sandmuller (Powers running the planet) starts its climb to world conglomerate 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.
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