Declassified Files Reveal: CIA Located the Ark of the Covenant with Help from Psychics

Declassified CIA documents claim that the mystical Ark of the Covenant was located by a psychic years back in the Middle East as part of an intelligence agency’s covert initiative during the 1980s.

The Ark of the Covenant once again captured public attention when globe-trotting archaeologist Indiana Jones tried to discover this ancient relic in Steven Spielberg’s 1981 Academy Award-winning film. Adventurers of the Lost Ark .

As per Jewish and Christian tradition, the gilded wooden ark contained the two stone tablets with the Ten Commandments , which God bestowed upon Moses according to theological beliefs between the 13th and 16th centuries BC.

The CIA carried out experiments under the covert Project Sun Streak involving subjects referred to as "remote viewers," who were essentially clairvoyants claiming the ability to send their awareness to gather data from distant locations.

There is no reliable scientific proof of the existence of remote viewing, which is typically considered a form of pseudoscience.

During a remote viewing session held on December 5, 1988, "Viewer #32" was assigned the mission of locating the sought-after Ark, as indicated in certain CIA files that have lately been shared across various social platforms. These records were initially made public in August 2000. It appears these viewers weren’t aware of what exactly they were supposed to locate.

The psychic mentioned a site in the Middle East where the item was allegedly kept, stating that it was "guarded by supernatural beings," according to the CIA report.

They mentioned that the target is essentially a receptacle containing an inner compartment. It is made from materials such as wood, gold, and silver," they stated, seemingly unaware they were searching for the Ark. "The object resembles a casket and is adorned with depictions of cherubim.

The released document includes multiple pages featuring illustrations of one of the four seraphim positioned at each corner of the Ark, alongside an image of mummified bodies aligned on a wall.

"They also noted that images of nearby structures showed the characteristic domes of mosques," they mentioned.

They mentioned that the item was concealed beneath the earth in dim, damp circumstances.

"There is a dimension of spiritual understanding, insights, teachings, and historical wisdom that extends well past our current comprehension," Remote Viewer 32 added.

They characterized the Ark as being safeguarded by beings that would annihilate anyone who tried to harm the artifact.

"The objective is safeguarded by guardians and can only be accessed by individuals with proper authorization – this vessel will remain sealed until the appropriate moment," the remote viewer went on to say.

People who attempt to open the container by force are incapacitated by the vessel's guardians using an undisclosed method.

If a distant observer is assigned to find an item, details are recorded on paper and then sealed inside an envelope.

Joe McMoneagle, a U.S. Army chief warrant officer who was also the initial individual tasked with remote viewing for the CIA, mentioned The New York Post It is claimed that they are unaware of what has been written down and are led through the procedure by someone else.

Mr. McMoneagle, however, doesn’t think this remote viewing case holds much value, describing the session as "fraudulent" and saying it’s not even worth the paper it’s printed on.

"If somebody asserts that remote viewing confirms the presence of something like the Ark of the Covenant, they should provide the Ark itself to support their assertion," he said additionally.

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