Uri Geller’s Legacy of Paranormal Experiences

Aired 2019-09-02

From an early age, Uri Geller knew that he was different. As a young child, he witnessed an energetic phenomenon that would change him forever. Soon after, he found out that he was able to bend spoons, read minds, and move objects without touching them. All of which eventually caught the attention of the military. We follow along with tales of his childhood, where he discovered his unusual gifts, through the events that shaped his motivation and inspiration for living a phenomenal life that would change the world’s understanding of how powerful our minds really are. He shares with us his unique perspective of the way our minds can willfully affect the molecular structure of objects causing them to change shape or manifest.

Aired 2019-09-09

Before there was an official remote viewing program, there was Uri Geller. In 1972, he traveled to Stanford Research Institute to have his unusual abilities tested under laboratory conditions. Unbeknownst to him, many of these scientists had direct links to the CIA which had a strong interest in his ability to gather information that they could not get in any other way. During this time, he worked with prominent scientists, such as Edgar Mitchell, Russell Targ, and Ingo Swan, who would go on to establish the initial Remote Viewing project. Much of what they did is still secret, but we gain access to footage from these experiments and see, first hand, the astounding results that shaped the CIA’s belief in the paranormal.

Aired 2019-09-16

Some question whether or not we have angels surrounding us, guiding and protecting us. For Uri Geller, there is no doubt that they are real. Many events, from his extraordinary life, have definitively proven to him the reality of life after death and the paranormal. He shares stories of how he instantly traveled across NY state, his encounters with birds as souls visiting loved ones, and we see the egg given to John Lennon by an extraterrestrial being.

Aired 2019-09-23

Dowsing for oil may have been one of Uri Geller’s most lucrative endeavors, but it did nothing for him, spiritually. As a child, he learned how to find lost objects using only his hands, guided by intuition. He was able to capitalize on this ability, as several oil mineral companies used him to find rich deposits. One of his greatest treasures, that he shares with us, is a crystal skull found in the Temple of Inscriptions, given to him by the president of Mexico. But, when he discovered the spiritual nature of his abilities, all of these material gains paled in comparison to living a life of greater spiritual fulfillment.