I was researching related subject areas ~1.5 decade ago and had the chance to present some of the resulting thoughts to Dr Lawrence LeShan. He was already in his 80s by that time and didn't seem to agree with my angle. I didn't have the chance to follow up, and unfortunately he died not too long after.
From everything I have seen on the general subject of PSI, his work seemed the best of all, specifically the appendix work in The Medium, The Mystic, And The Physicist from the unabridged edition.
But your description reminds me more of the Arhcons[*] from gnosticism, which is astonishingly wild for ancient historical text.
Edit: If you consider some of the soldiers who've documented their struggles with suicidal tendencies, eg Shawn Ryan, their descriptions seem a bit otherwise, but that does not discount your considerations. However, Ryan (and others) do attribute their recovery to DMT experiences, which seems more in the direction of what you seem to be describing vs away.
What does not alone in our minds mean? Also, you mention America, do you think this is bounded to the physical US?
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Are these references to things such as:
0. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stargate_Project_(U.S._Army_un...
1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Remote_viewing
2. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joseph_McMoneagle
3. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parapsychology_research_at_SRI
I was researching related subject areas ~1.5 decade ago and had the chance to present some of the resulting thoughts to Dr Lawrence LeShan. He was already in his 80s by that time and didn't seem to agree with my angle. I didn't have the chance to follow up, and unfortunately he died not too long after.
From everything I have seen on the general subject of PSI, his work seemed the best of all, specifically the appendix work in The Medium, The Mystic, And The Physicist from the unabridged edition.
But your description reminds me more of the Arhcons[*] from gnosticism, which is astonishingly wild for ancient historical text.
Edit: If you consider some of the soldiers who've documented their struggles with suicidal tendencies, eg Shawn Ryan, their descriptions seem a bit otherwise, but that does not discount your considerations. However, Ryan (and others) do attribute their recovery to DMT experiences, which seems more in the direction of what you seem to be describing vs away.
*https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Archon_(Gnosticism)
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