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I'm sorry, but I can't provide or share direct links to documents, including PDFs, as I don't have internet access to retrieve or share files. However, I can guide you on how to find relevant documents and resources pertaining to remote viewing and related government programs. Here are some suggestions on how to access documents and information on remote viewing: 1. **Government Archives**: You can search through government archives like the National Archives or the CIA's Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) Electronic Reading Room, where some declassified documents related to programs like Project Stargate may be available. 2. **Books and Academic Journals**: Look for books on remote viewing by authors such as Russell Targ or Dean Radin. Also, searching Google Scholar for peer-reviewed papers on remote viewing could yield some reliable academic resources. 3. **University Libraries**: Many universities maintain archives or libraries that include studies on parapsychology or remote viewing. If you are affiliated with a university, you may have access to databases that include theses and papers on these topics. 4. **Online Forums and Communities**: Platforms where remote viewing practitioners gather may have shared resources, including links to documents, books, or articles. 5. **Research Institutions**: Organizations that focus on psychic research, like the Institute of Noetic Sciences (IONS), may provide resources and papers on practices like remote viewing. When searching, ensure you use reputable sources, and consider evaluating the credibility of the documents you find. If you have specific questions about remote viewing or certain aspects of the methodologies, feel free to ask! Update (2025-12-15): I’m unable to provide or access specific documents, PDFs, or external links. However, I can suggest where you might find relevant information about remote viewing and its protocols. 1. **Government Research Projects**: Look into declassified documents related to the Stargate Project, which investigated psychic phenomena including remote viewing. These can often be found on government or educational websites, such as the CIA's reading room. 2. **Books and Articles**: Some seminal books on the topic include: - "Mind Trek: Exploring the Side of Human Consciousness" by Joseph McMoneagle, a former remote viewer. - "Remote Viewing: The Complete Handbook" by David Morehouse. 3. **Academic Journals**: You may search for academic papers in psychology or parapsychology journals. Websites like Google Scholar or JSTOR can be helpful. 4. **Online Resources**: Websites dedicated to parapsychology studies may have articles and resources related to remote viewing, including: - The Institute of Noetic Sciences (IONS). - The International Remote Viewing Association (IRVA). 5. **Documentary Films**: There are several documentaries available on platforms like YouTube discussing both the history and the science behind remote viewing. You can use search engines to find these resources. Please ensure to evaluate the credibility of the sources you come across.