MINDSCAN

A True Documented Terror - Project Stargate and the CIA Remote Viewing Experiments - The Program That Claimed Human Consciousness Could See Beyond Reality

By: Ted Lazaris

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

EDITORIAL REVIEW

A chilling and psychologically immersive Documented Terror novel, MINDSCAN transforms the real history of Project Stargate and CIA remote-viewing experiments into an unforgettable journey through memory, identity, and the terrifying possibility that human consciousness may be connected to something far older than history itself. Ted Lazaris expertly blends Cold War intrigue, classified government research, emotional character relationships, and escalating psychological dread into a story that becomes increasingly impossible to put down. The result is a haunting, intelligent thriller that lingers long after the final page and may leave readers questioning the nature of reality itself.



MINDSCAN
A True Documented Terror - Project Stargate and the CIA Remote Viewing Experiments - The Program That Claimed Human Consciousness Could See Beyond Reality

“Some of the viewers returned disturbed. Others claimed something had started watching back.”

During the Cold War, the United States government quietly funded a classified program investigating a terrifying possibility:
What if the human mind could travel beyond the body?
Inside sealed military rooms, remote viewers were ordered to describe hidden bases, distant locations, underground facilities, missing targets, and places no human being had ever physically entered. The sessions were documented. Recorded. Archived.
Then the reports began changing.
Different viewers described the same structures independently.
Some reported seeing enormous objects beneath the earth.
Others claimed they encountered something waiting inside the sessions themselves.
Several participants returned emotionally damaged.
Some refused to continue.

Others became obsessed with symbols, recurring nightmares, and locations they had never visited.
One remote viewing transcript allegedly described ancient Mars.
Another appeared to document information before the target had even been assigned.
The deeper investigators pushed into consciousness experimentation, the more disturbing the official files became.
Because the most frightening question was never whether remote viewing worked.

It was why intelligence agencies continued the program after the impossible reports began appearing.
Based on declassified documents, government research, witness testimony, and the real history behind Project Stargate, MINDSCAN pulls readers into one of the most controversial and psychologically terrifying programs ever connected to the American intelligence community.
Some experiments were meant to observe.
Others may have opened something else.