DON'T BLINK

• Be aware of the dark kingdom - stay awake!

• Conspiracy — more than a Hollywood production.
• Open your mind — be ready for paradigm shifts.
• Psychic activity — beyond readers and street fairs.
• Do not be deceived — the occult is not 'cute and harmless'.

THE PARANORMAL

Train for psychic war in the U.S. military!  The military has been engaging in such study for years.  Movies like the Manchurian Candidate and Hearts in Atlantis portray this.

Author Jon Ronsonⁱⁱ experienced the power of thought projection firsthand.  Martial arts master Pete Brusso teaches hand-to-hand combat at the Camp Pendleton Marine base.

Fear, flying & pain

Pete urges Jon to choke him; he explains what will happen in the process:

"If I do choose to choke you," I said, "what do you intend to do?"

"I am going to interrupt your thought pattern," said Pete.  "It'll take your brain three-tenths of a second to realize what is happening to you.  After that three-tenths of a second you'll be mine.  I'm not going to touch you and that's it.  I'm not going to even move my feet.  But I'm going to project myself into you, and you will fly." ...

I raised my hands in readiness to choke Pete, and I was surprised to see how violently they were trembling.  I had presumed until that moment that we were essentially kidding around, but the sight of my hands made me realize we weren't.  At that moment of realization, the rest of my body caught up with my hands.  I felt incredibly weak.  I put my hands back down ...

I sighed, placed my hands around Pete's neck, and began to squeeze.  I didn't see Pete's hands move.  All I know is that both my armpits, my neck and my chest began to hurt enormously, all at once, and then I was flying, flying across the room, flying toward two Marines, who stepped gently out of the way, and then I was skidding, skidding like a sore ice-skater toward sharp edges, and I came to rest a few inches from those edges.  I was in great pain but also impressed.  Pete was truly a maestro of violence ...

"You felt fear" said Pete, "didn't you?  Beforehand."

"Yes", I said.  "I was debilitated with fear beforehand."

"Would you say that level of fear was abnormal for you?"  Asked Pete.

I thought about this.  "Yes and no," I said.

"Explain further," said Pete.

"I do sometimes experience fear when something bad is happening to me, or is about to happen to me," I explained, "but on the other hand, the amount of fear I felt in the run-up to the choking seemed unusual.  I was definitely more scared than I ought to have been."

"You know why?"  Said Pete.  "It wasn't you.  It was me.  It was thought projection.  I was inside your head."

The Men Who Stare At Goats was made into a comedic movie.  It is no joke! 

KILLER THOUGHTS . . .

Another section of the book speaks of experiments staring at hamsters. Three continuous days of staring at the hamster caused bizarre behavior. It then remained motionless for fifteen minutes, utterly immobile. On the third day, the hamster dropped dead.

There are stories of staring goats to death by thought projectionⁱⁱⁱ thus the title of the book.

Guy Savellli is the author of a war tactics manual. His manual is referred to by some segments of the government.

"Only with total integration of the mental, physical, and spiritual can one hope to come away unscathed"^iv is what he teaches his students.

In an attempt to integrate the three elements, one base chose a trainer who was a martial arts teacher practicing Kun Tao. That discipline has a uniquely mystical dimension.

The US and the Soviet Union have invested money and resources to develop psychic agents.  In the introduction of the book, Reading the Enemy's Mind ^v is the following: