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Remote viewer found the Ark of the Covenant, CIA files claim

By T.K. Randall
March 26, 2025 · Comment icon 26 comments
Ark of the Covenant
Where is the Ark of the Covenant now ? Image Credit: Benjamin West
Declassified CIA documents seem to suggest that the enigmatic artifact was discovered in the 1980s.
The golden chest believed to have held the stone tablets on which the Ten Commandments were inscribed, the Ark remains one of the most sought-after and mystifying religious artifacts in history.

Now, though, CIA files concerning a secretive remote viewing project known as 'Sun Streak' have seemingly indicated that a psychic may have located the missing Ark back in the 1980s.

At the time, the CIA had experimented heavily with using people with apparent psychic abilities to spy on enemy countries using a technique known as remote viewing which effectively involves using the powers of the mind to see what lies at distant locations.

Not all of these experiments involved spying, however, as there are declassified government records of remote viewing sessions in which participants claimed to have discovered all sort of things ranging from archeological finds to pyramids on Mars (you can read more about that one - here).

In this particular example, the remote viewer allegedly found what was thought to be the Ark of the Covenant itself at a location in the Middle-East in 1988.

"The target is a container," the file reads.
"This container has another container inside of it. The target is fashioned of wood, gold and silver.... and it is decorated with [a six-winged angel]."

Interestingly, the remote viewer was not told that they were actually looking for the Ark.

They claimed that the target (i.e. the Ark) was situated underground, had something to do with 'ceremony and resurrection' and that it was guarded by 'entities'.

It could only be opened by those 'authorized to do so', the report continues, and only 'when the time is correct'. There was also a reference to it possessing 'a power unknown to us'.

Unfortunately, the location given was extremely vague - with the remote viewer offering only that it was 'somewhere in the Middle-East', which doesn't tell us much.

Whether or not they really did find the Ark - and whether it is still there now - remains a mystery.

Source: Mail Online | Comments (26)




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Comment icon #17 Posted by joc 19 days ago
I'm so sorry...but you don't!  What you have is a fake, obviously...I found the Real Holy Grail when I was digging the koi pond...it sits proudly now on my workbench with a bunch of small screw drivers and various sockets!  I know mine is real because it says right at the top Real Holy Grail and at the bottom, Made in Afghanistan.  
Comment icon #18 Posted by Piney 19 days ago
I'm sending blue herons your way. ?
Comment icon #19 Posted by Antigonos 19 days ago
Not a bluff!
Comment icon #20 Posted by joc 19 days ago
Oh thanks!  I might wind up eating them at Thanksgiving!
Comment icon #21 Posted by Alchopwn 19 days ago
The whole "Ark of the Covenant" thing is pretty funny.  Jewish archaeologists now admit that there was never any Jewish captivity in Egypt.  Instead it is more likely that the Captivity in Egypt is code for the Captivity in Babylon, given that Hammurabi the Lawgiver was a baby found in a basket among the reeds by a princess, just like Moses, ergo, they are the same person.  It therefore falls that when Hammurabi sent tablets to the many cities of his Empire, that the Jews of the time, who probably couldn't read cuneiform  assumed that the stellae they received "by ark", brought by Babyloni... [More]
Comment icon #22 Posted by Piney 19 days ago
??? He knows.
Comment icon #23 Posted by Hammerclaw 19 days ago
Next to Jersey City.
Comment icon #24 Posted by bigjonalien 18 days ago
Musk uses it to power his Tesla factory
Comment icon #25 Posted by Alchopwn 17 days ago
No, it runs on regret.
Comment icon #26 Posted by Ell 16 days ago
My memory is hazy in my old age, but I seem to recall that I buried the Loch Ness monster underneath Stonehenge in my younger days and as yet no remote viewer has found it. Remote viewers these days in my opinion therefore are rather inadequate. One might get better results by throwing a dart at a teapot.


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