Russell Targ

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Russell Targ is an American physicist, author, and ESP researcher born in 1934.
He co-founded a classified research program at Stanford Research Institute, investigating psychic abilities like remote viewing for U.S. intelligence agencies.
Targ has contributed significantly to laser technology development and has published extensively on lasers, plasma physics, and psychical research.
Despite being legally blind, he's an accomplished scientist and motorcyclist.
Targ has received NASA awards for his inventions and continues to lecture worldwide on remote viewing.
He resides in Palo Alto, California, and maintains a website showcasing remote viewing demonstrations.

Knihy autora Russell Targ

Limitless Mind

od Russell Targ • 2004

Remote viewing is real, tested at Stanford, and learnable. The physicist who proved it shows how.

4.02

500+

🔭 Remote Viewing 🔬 Parapsychology 🧠 Psychic Development

Limitless Mind

Remote viewing is real, tested at Stanford, and learnable. The physicist who proved it shows how.

od Russell Targ 2004 233 stran

4.02

500+ hodnocení

🔭 Remote Viewing 🔬 Parapsychology 🧠 Psychic Development

The Reality of ESP

od Russell Targ • 2012

The CIA funded ESP research for 23 years. A physicist says the statistical case is closed.

4.21

264

👁️ Remote Viewing 🔬 Parapsychology 🏛️ Government Psi Programs

The Reality of ESP

The CIA funded ESP research for 23 years. A physicist says the statistical case is closed.

od Russell Targ 2012 312 stran

4.21

264 hodnocení

👁️ Remote Viewing 🔬 Parapsychology 🏛️ Government Psi Programs

Miracles of Mind

od Russell Targ • 1999

Remote viewing is real. A CIA physicist proved it. The same mechanism makes distant healing real.

4.09

🧠 Consciousness Studies 🔬 Parapsychology Research 👁️ Remote Viewing

Miracles of Mind

Remote viewing is real. A CIA physicist proved it. The same mechanism makes distant healing real.

od Russell Targ 1999 352 stran

4.09

91 hodnocení

🧠 Consciousness Studies 🔬 Parapsychology Research 👁️ Remote Viewing

Do You See What I See?

od Russell Targ • 2008

A blind physicist ran the CIA's psychic spy program and discovered that suffering can be unlearned.

3.80

🧪 Psi Research 👨‍🔬 Physicist Memoir 🧠 Nonlocal Mind

Do You See What I See?

A blind physicist ran the CIA's psychic spy program and discovered that suffering can be unlearned.

od Russell Targ 2008 296 stran

3.80

56 hodnocení

🧪 Psi Research 👨‍🔬 Physicist Memoir 🧠 Nonlocal Mind

The Mind Race

od Russell Targ • 1985

Psychic abilities aren't supernatural. A physicist proved them in the lab, and anyone can learn.

4.00

🔬 Parapsychology 🌱 Psychic Development 👁️ Remote Viewing

The Mind Race

Psychic abilities aren't supernatural. A physicist proved them in the lab, and anyone can learn.

od Russell Targ 1985 256 stran

4.00

24 hodnocení

🔬 Parapsychology 🌱 Psychic Development 👁️ Remote Viewing

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