CIA's Secret Psychic Files Claim Ark of the Covenant Is REAL!

A newly resurfaced CIA document claims the legendary biblical relic is hidden underground and protected by mysterious forces. 🌐 #News #ChattanoogaTN #Tennessee #WeirdNews

CHATTANOOGA, TN — A stunning declassified CIA document from the Cold War era has reignited global curiosity by alleging the Ark of the Covenant not only exists—but is under supernatural protection in a secret Middle Eastern location. Here in Tennessee, believers are excited about this historic development.

Remote Viewing Session Sparks Paranormal Claims

The file, dating back to a December 5, 1988, remote viewing session, details a classified psychic experiment carried out by the CIA. Remote viewer #32 was unknowingly tasked with locating a specific target—later revealed to be the Ark of the Covenant, the ancient container believed to hold the stone tablets of the Ten Commandments. The viewer reportedly described a hidden chamber filled with moisture and darkness, housing a gold, silver, and wood-crafted vessel resembling a coffin adorned with winged figures.

Guarded by Entities, Powered by Mystery

According to the remote viewer’s visions, the container was not only ceremonial in purpose—meant to unite people and preserve ancient spiritual knowledge—but also fiercely protected. The psychic described invisible “entities” safeguarding the object, warning that anyone attempting to force it open would face destruction by a mysterious and unknown force. The lock mechanism, the viewer added, could only be operated at a predetermined time by an authorized individual.

Drawings, Domes, and Dressed Figures

Supporting the psychic’s vision were hand-drawn depictions included in the declassified file. These illustrations show seraphim—angelic beings—on each corner of the container, and eerie rows of mummy-like figures. The viewer also noted the presence of mosque-style domes nearby and Arabic-speaking men dressed in white, suggesting the object may be hidden beneath a religious site somewhere in the Middle East.

Skepticism From the CIA’s Top Psychic Operative

Despite the fantastical findings, not everyone is convinced. Joe McMoneagle, the CIA’s most acclaimed remote viewer and a recipient of the Legion of Merit for his work during the Cold War, dismissed the exercise entirely. Labeling the session a “training target done on a whim,” McMoneagle questioned the legitimacy of the process and stated bluntly that any claim made without physical proof is meaningless.

Training Tool or Clue to the Divine?

While some hail the document as potential evidence of long-lost holy artifacts, others, like McMoneagle, view it as an unverified psychic drill that should not be mistaken for truth. Nonetheless, the document’s resurfacing has sparked intrigue across social media platforms, stirring up old debates about remote viewing, national intelligence, and the whereabouts of sacred relics.

Did You Know?

The Ark of the Covenant has been missing for over 2,500 years, with its last known location believed by some to be in Ethiopia’s Church of Our Lady Mary of Zion (Smithsonian Magazine).
The CIA’s Stargate Project, which ran from 1978 to 1995, officially investigated psychic phenomena including remote viewing as a potential military tool (CIA.gov).
Remote viewing experiments showed mixed results under controlled conditions, leading to the U.S. government’s eventual conclusion that it lacked consistent operational value (National Research Council).

Moment for Reflection

In a world constantly chasing the tangible, the idea that something sacred might still lie hidden in darkness challenges our understanding of both faith and fact. Whether real or imagined, this story reminds us that mystery often fuels the hope that truth—and perhaps something divine—still waits to be revealed. Sometimes, belief opens doors no key ever could.

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