You’ve likely heard stories about Uri Geller…
He’s the world’s most famous psychic.
He’s been on television - 'The guy who bends spoons'...
But you don’t really know Uri Geller, and for good reason.
The spoon-bending demonstrations on TV are what he’s best known for but his ability to use the power of the mind goes MUCH, MUCH further than that. You could very well say that Uri Geller has led a secret life, hidden behind the façade of his showbiz reputation.
Uri’s work first attracted the attention of secret government agencies in the 1970s and when he wasn’t working for the CIA developing Remote Viewing abilities, being called on to influence nuclear arms talks, or erasing computer disks with the power of his mind, he was working on TV and becoming known as ‘the spoon guy’, the perfect cover from which he could operate freely.
Only recently declassified, Uri’s secret work is not in the mainstream public domain and it’s astonishing.
Exhaustively tested by the CIA, his ability to remotely view objects was quantified as a 1,000,000,000,000 to 1 chance that the phenomenon was anything other than 100% genuine.
On the 4th August 1973, in a Top Secret document, the CIA wrote 'he has demonstrated his paranormal perception ability in a convincing and unambiguous manner.' That document is now recently declassified and here for you to read for yourself.