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This paper outlines a hypothetical six-dimension doctrine for military intelligence-gathering in the Akashic domain. The Akashic records are described by esotericists and mystics as a permanent record of all thoughts, feelings, and actions, stored in a kind of cosmic memory bank outside of space and time. Psychics, clairvoyants, and other intuitives purport to read the records, suggesting that development of an operational strategy for accessing such information may be possible. Command oversight, however, would present significant moral challenges, as “hacking” into this information would be a person- ally intrusive invasion of privacy with serious repercussions for the operators and state sponsors.

Haha that was a nice read !

> This paper outlines a hypothetical six-dimension doctrine for military intelligence-gathering in the Akashic domain. The Akashic records are described by esotericists and mystics as a permanent record of all thoughts, feelings, and actions, stored in a kind of cosmic memory bank outside of space and time. Psychics, clairvoyants, and other intuitives purport to read the records, suggesting that development of an operational strategy for accessing such information may be possible. Command oversight, however, would present significant moral challenges, as “hacking” into this information would be a person- ally intrusive invasion of privacy with serious repercussions for the operators and state sponsors. Haha that was a nice read !

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The akashic records or akashic library is a relatively recent concept in Western occultism, in its formal sense -- that there is a kind of library where all knowledge of all events is stored forever. In practice, it is more like a lake. You dive in, grope around blindly in the mud on the bottom, and sometimes your hand closes on something to bring to the surface, but often you don't get anything.

Accessing the akashic records is a psychic activity that is unreliable. Because it is unreliable, you cannot trust the results you get. That is why the Pentagon decided to close Project Stargate -- the psychics were getting interesting results, but those results were unreliable. To run a war you need reliable information, not information that may or may not be partially accurate in some way.

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True, but from the ancient Greeks to the masons there's been the excercise of a "memory palace". Not quite the same, but interesting

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What a great find. Amazing post.

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Military Intelligence is an oxymoron.