“Unveiled Secrets: How a CIA Psychic Embarked on an Extraordinary Quest for the Legendary Ark of the Covenant”
On December 5, 1988, the CIA made a decision that would probably raise a few eyebrows—and maybe even a smirk or two—by employing a psychic known only as viewer #32 to locate the Ark of the Covenant. Yes, you read that right; they turned to supernatural abilities instead of good old-fashioned detective work. But before you chuckle and chalk it all up to absurdity, consider this: the Ark, steeped in mystery and religious lore, has eluded treasure hunters and archaeologists for centuries, believed to contain the original Ten Commandments. That’s a hefty spiritual shopping list right there! The CIA’s clandestine Project Sun Streak aimed to harness the talents of psychics to find high-value items and, according to reports, one clairvoyant had quite the vision about the Ark’s whereabouts—complete with eerie descriptions and ominous warnings about its power. So, what secrets lay behind those declassified files? Buckle up; we’re about to dive deep into one of the CIA’s most peculiar escapades! LEARN MORE
On December 5, 1988, a CIA psychic known only as viewer #32 used a “remote viewing” technique to visualize the location of the Ark of the Covenant.
CIAThe first page of the declassified CIA files detailing their search for the Ark of the Covenant using psychic help.
In accordance with the Central Intelligence Agency’s long tradition of dreaming up bizarre and outlandish covert operations, declassified files have recently brought new attention to the agency’s Project Sun Streak, a 1980s operation designed to use psychics to find targets of interest.
During this operation, a psychic claimed to have had a vision that allowed them to locate the famed Ark of the Covenant, the religious relic believed to have once held the original Ten Commandments. Thought to have gone missing during a Babylonian invasion of Jerusalem in the 6th century B.C.E., the Ark has been a coveted item among treasure seekers and archaeologists for centuries.
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