Books: Operation Bluelight: My Secret Life Among Psychic Spies

Never before has a story of this magnitude been told. Filled with subterfuge involving the U.S. Government Intelligence, this brand new book tells the true story of how one man unwittingly got involved as a psychic spy in the 1960s.

Finally, after several decades of secrecy, an unusual and compelling true story of deception and subterfuge is finally told. This book is an in-depth look at one man's harrowing experience with the United States Government as a "psychic spy." Now, 40 years later, Philip Chabot finally tells his story with his new book, Operation Blue Light: My Secret Life Among Psychic Spies.

In the 1960's, Chabot feels there was a definite conspiracy where the American government took advantage of a select group of people who had ESP. The government used and took advantage of these victims as spies and guinea pigs to find out about what other countries were up to. Chabot was one of them. He was used as a medium for spoken telepathy.

"By governmental manipulation I started taking part in telepathic discussions over the phone," reveals Chabot. "On one fateful night I would face a lengthy 'debriefing' and testing by agents from the FBI, CIA, and military intelligence."

Traditional methods of gathering intelligence include using satellites, intercepting communications and recruiting agents. Now, secret documents have emerged revealing that the Ministry of Defense ran a covert project to recruit psychics during the Cold War in the hope of tracking down people and items of interest to the government and the military.

The use of psychic spies may still be happening today. Most recently, by the 1990s, it was revealed that the Pentagon continued to employ a highly classified team of "psychic spies," who use a form of remote viewing to aid in the gathering of intelligence in foreign countries. For the first time, Operation Blue Light shows the more primitive origins of these psychic efforts.

Not to be ignored, the book, written with esteemed author Laurie Anne Blanchard, shows us that a person truly isn't paranoid when someone really is out to get them. This true story also reveals what it is like to be psychic, and that this "talent" isn't always a gift.

Philip Chabot is a journalist specializing in the paranormal and the psychology of psychics. His recent book tells a story filled with the utmost subterfuge about what happened to him over 40 years ago. Comments Chabot, "My psychic gift started to show itself in my senior year of high school in 1961 and developed into almost perfect, ability to talk to other psychics, mostly those in the intelligence community by the summer of 1966."

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