THIRD EYE DROPS Classified: The Psychic Spy Who Saw Too Much, Orbs & Underground Alien Bases
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Apr 16, 2025 Dive into the shadowy world of 1970s CIA investigations where psychic spies like Uri Geller and Pat Price blurred the lines between espionage and the paranormal. Explore how Geller's spoon-bending feats captivated both the public and intelligence officials, sparking debates about supernatural abilities. Discover the implications of psychic research for national security and the mysterious Pauli effect that seems to cause bizarre equipment failures. This intriguing blend of Cold War intrigue and psychic phenomena will make you question what’s possible.
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Geller's Metal Bending Phenomenon
- Uri Geller's 1973 live BBC Radio demonstration caused metal objects across the UK to bend spontaneously.
- The phenomenon, called secondary consequences, showed widespread belief in psychokinesis triggered by Geller.
The Geller Effect and Pauli's Influence
- The mysterious malfunctions near Geller's presence were named the "Geller effect" after physicist Wolfgang Pauli's similar experiences.
- Pauli's interest in consciousness and psyche influenced early interpretations of paranormal effects on technology.
Paranormal Events During Geller Tests
- Nuclear scientists at Livermore reported paranormal events like flying orbs and a disincarnate rotating arm during tests with Geller.
- CIA's Dr. Kit Green investigated, saw a one-armed man in a gray suit, suspecting a high-tech psychological operation.
