The Gateway Process was a CIA-sponsored program that explored the use of altered states of consciousness for intelligence purposes. The program was developed in the 1970s by Robert Monroe, a radio personality who claimed to have experienced out-of-body experiences.
The CIA was interested in the Gateway Process because it believed that altered states of consciousness could be used to enhance intelligence operations. For example, the agency hoped that the program could be used to develop techniques for remote viewing, which is the ability to perceive objects or events at a distance.
The Gateway Process was never officially adopted by the CIA, and the program was discontinued in the 1980s. However, the program’s legacy lives on in the form of a number of commercial programs that offer similar training.
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