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In a book we\u2019re working on now, Visions: A Thoughtful Guide to Common Paranormal Phenomena,<\/em> we include two intriguing stories about Ingo Swann, a man who heard voices.<\/p>\n He was a co-creator of the government\u2019s remote-viewing program, the Stargate Project, one of the most famous psychics in recent decades and participated in numerous scientific\/government research projects in the 1970s and \u201880s. He was also an artist and an author of several books on the paranormal.<\/p>\n After graduating from college in 1955, he joined the army and soon found himself stationed in Korea where he was assigned to the staff of the commander of all forces in the Pacific. While working in the dangerous demilitarized zone where random shots were frequently fired, he heard a voice one day that saved his life.<\/p>\n He was attending a meeting between the U.S. forces and the South and the North Koreans in a temporary building where he helped organize some aspects of the protocol. During those meetings, the protocol required all participants to sit in assigned seats and not to move from the seats until the meeting was over. \u201cEach side was worried about the possibilities of assassination, and any untoward move by anyone was more than just frowned upon,\u201d Swann wrote in Your Nostradamus Factor: Accessing Your Innate Ability to See into the Future.<\/p>\n Swann was seated in his assigned chair at the end of the second row of \u2018observers\u2019 when the incident occurred. Only the principals were allowed to speak, but about five minutes into the meeting, he heard a voice behind him, which he described as \u201ca high-volume command.\u201d The voice said, \u201cGet up. Get up now.\u201d<\/p>\n He stood up and realized that there was no one behind him. All eyes in the room turned toward him as the conversation stopped, and hands reached for their weapons. \u201cAt that moment there was, in quick succession, a pop, and a thung. A bullet ripped through the pre-fab wall and hit the back of the chair where I\u2019d been sitting, striking right where my heart would have been if I had remained sitting.\u201d The incident abruptly ended the meeting and Swann was cleared of any wrong-doing in the ensuing investigation.<\/p>\n Years later in New York City, Swann was listening to music at high volume through headphones on his Walkman when he was again saved by a voice. He was walking to a grocery store and after checking for traffic, was about to step off a curb when a loud voice shouted above the music: \u201cStop!\u201d He stopped in midstride and moved back about three inches from the curb to catch his balance.<\/p>\n At that moment, an unseen car whizzed by, striking the curb, and the impact knocked Swann off his feet. The speeding vehicle was followed by a police car, its lights spinning. His abrupt action had saved his life. \u201cLater, when I had recovered, I rewound the tape and listened to see if the word Stop! was there. It wasn\u2019t.\u201d<\/p>\n Swann died in 2013.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" In a book we\u2019re working on now, Visions: A Thoughtful Guide to Common Paranormal Phenomena, we include two intriguing stories about Ingo Swann, a man who heard voices. He was a co-creator of the government\u2019s remote-viewing program, the Stargate Project, … Continue reading