>be getting paranoid, looking into cia documents discussing astral projection
>failed several times myself, but decide to give my wife the basics, put some binaurual beats on for her and see what happens. Later she talks about having a full on OBE. Describes it as I've heard to a T.
>I'm shocked about this and make a joke about her being an mkultra victim, given her affinity for astral travel.
>she tells me she remembers taking part in a weird study as a kid, says ages 5-12
>they showed her a lot of cards. This stuck out to me as I recall mkultra fags talking about some cards that had symbols on them, like a plus sign, some squiggly lines, etc.
>says they had her drink "some kind of orange soda", implying the orange soda was abnormal in some way (and pre-packaged snacks like animal crackers) Drugged?
>says she had to watch videos of people fighting and yelling, and that it was a scary experience.
>said she remembers the place had 3 rooms, can remember 2 vividly, but can't remember the third whatsoever.
>has the memory of blinding white light, that it hurt
>says she doesn't remember most of anything else that happened there, and further from that she doesn't remember basically anything below the age of 12.
Like I know this could be totally normal family studies stuff, but hoh boy if that didn't activate my almonds. I did a bit of digging, this looks like the place she described. (she told me "notre dame family.. something.. study?")
Thought I'd share, see if there's anything of interest.
fsl.nd.edu
Probably a nothing burger, but my digging ended up pointing to Harvard, Cambridge health alliance, and the kellog institute, though my methods are not at all scientific and I do not trust to hold up to any scrutiny.
>tl;dr is my wifey a sleeper agent?
