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"I don't see the logic of rejecting data just because they seem incredible." Astronomer Sir Fred Hoyle (1915-2001) 

Exceptional Powers

There is a direct link between Ingo’s work as an artist and his research in remote viewing, parapsychology, consciousness exploration and bioenergetics, clearly described by Martin Ebon in the quarterly journal Spiritual Frontiers: “It was when Ingo started to make drawings of his psychic visions that he discovered a very basic kind of ESP system that lies within us in undeveloped form. It is this system and the process of using it that became the foundation of Ingo’s lifelong research.”

This lifelong research as a “guinea pig” or what he called, an experimental subject in a parapsychology lab, saw him involved in a number of research projects. His driving goal in all of this was to show that these abilities can be validated through established and peer reviewed scientific methods.  


The repository of much of that research is the University of West Georgia, Ingram Library, Special Collections, which specializes in Parapsychology and Humanistic Psychology. Notable among the existing Collections are the papers and records of Dr. William Roll, project director of the Parapsychology Laboratory at Duke University and Ingo’s dear friend.


Of primary significance is the preservation there of Ingo's SRI research files, a treasure trove of information on the history and development of remote viewing.  One set of SRI files contains records on all the first RV test subjects, including Tom McNear and Ingo himself, with transcripts, sessions and memos about the sessions, and the emerging understanding of the process of locating and developing the ESP core. Another set of files holds the many documents and memos Ingo created while at SRI, including requests,  memos to file and general correspondence.


As part of Ingo’s personal research, he conducted remote viewing sessions targeting the planet Jupiter and its surrounding moons, Mars and Mercury. The findings  in his well-known Jupiter probe were later confirmed by Voyager’s own tour of the planet in 1979. Edgar Mitchell, who made his historic moon voyage in 1971, said in the National Enquirer, “It took Mariner 10 months to get to Mercury – but Mr. Swann was able to project his consciousness there in an instant. Mr. Swann’s findings – weeks before we received the Mariner 10 data – were  incredibly accurate.” The files, containing all of the remote viewing sessions, slide presentations and speeches he created to document the results, along with a binder containing the data supporting his findings are part of the Ingram Library’s Special Collections.


The research at SRI was aided by hundreds of scientific and other documents that provided significant insights and information. Ingo did not want those contributions to be forgotten. He kept reference files of journals, papers and articles from the 19th- and 20th- century, covering any information that pertained to the phenomena being researched. The files represent an invaluable history.


A descriptive summary of the Ingo Swann collection at the University of West Georgia can be found at  http://uwg.galileo.usg.edu/uwg/view?docId=ead/MS-0060-ead.xml


For more information about the Ingo Swann collection, please contact Blynne Olivieri, head of Special Collections at special@westga.edu or 678-839-5455.

Consciousness flows through each of us and via each us.

University of West Georgia

Human Consciousness and Humanistic Psychology Collection

The University of West Georgia's psychology program is distinguished  by its academic specialties in humanistic psychology and parapsychology. In order to support teaching, learning, and research for those unique disciplinary areas, Special Collections actively collects archival  materials and printed materials pertaining to human consciousness and humanistic psychology.


Notable among these collections are papers of Ingo Swann who coined the term “remote viewing,” along with his book collection; the papers  and print collections of Dr. William G. Roll whose area of specialty was psychokinesis (PK) and was on faculty at West Georgia College; the  papers of Dr. Stanley Krippner; the David Wayne Hooks library which originated from the Psychical Research Foundation; the papers of scholar Sidney Jourard, who founded the American Association for Humanistic Psychology; Carmi Harari, who founded the Division of Humanistic Psychology within the American Psychology Association; the papers Janet Lee Mitchell who conducted experiments in extrasensory perception and psychokinesis; and the papers of Anne C. Richards who served on Association for Humanistic Education (AHE), trustee for the Field Psych Trust, and surveyed University of West Georgia students’ attitudes towards sexuality from 1981-1999. Also notable are the papers of psychologist Edith Weisskopf-Joelson who studied schizophrenia, alienation and logotherapy.


The Parapsychology Collection at The University of West Georgia

Ingo Swann Archives @ University of West Georgia (Uwg)

Ingo Swann Fellowship

Parapsychology Research @ UWG

Parapsychology Research @ UWG

 The Ingo Swann Research Fellowship was established to advance scholarship in the field of parapsychology and to encourage use of the parapsychology collections in the University of West Georgia, Ingram Library’s Special Collections in unique and creative ways.  To learn more:  

https://www.westga.edu/library/special-collections/swannfellowship.php              


Parapsychology Research @ UWG

Parapsychology Research @ UWG

Parapsychology Research @ UWG

 

Cleve Backster

Dr. Stanley Krippner

Dr. Janet Lee Mitchell

Paula Roberts

Dr. William Roll

Angela Thompson Smith 


IRVA Video Collection

Researcher - Metaphysics

An Introduction to Archival Research | Debra Lynne Katz

Ingo Swann Research Fellowship Lectures @ University of West Georgia

Ingo Swann Research Fellowship Lectures @ University of West Georgia

Ingo Swann Research Fellowship Lectures @ University of West Georgia

Ingo Swann Research Fellowship Lectures @ University of West Georgia

Ingo Swann Research Fellowship Lectures @ University of West Georgia

Ingo Swann Research Fellowship Lectures @ University of West Georgia

November 2022

Christopher Senn

October 2022

Elizabeth Bergen-Bartel

September 2018

Dr. Derek Lee

Resources

Links

Archives of those mentioned in Ingo's Roll of Honor from his Real Story of Remote Viewing:

Alice Bryan 

Dr. Jan Ehrenwald 

Elmer Green
Erlendur Haraldsson 

Ruth Hagy Brod 

Alexander Imich 

Buell Mullen 

Dr. Gertrude Schmeidler 

Herold Sherman 

Zelda Suplee within the archives of Reed Erickson 

Gloria Swanson  

Montague Ullman 

Dr. John Wingate 

Rhea White 


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