Penetration, Special Edition Updated

The Question of Extraterrestrial and Human Telepathy

By: Ingo Swann

Narrated by: Paul Schmidt

When psychic researcher Ingo Swann first published Penetration, it sent shockwaves through both the scientific and UFO communities. Now, this Updated Special Edition expands on the original with newly uncovered material from the Harold Sherman and Dr. Janet Lee Mitchell Archives, revealing even more about one of the most extraordinary accounts ever told.

Swann describes his involvement with a secret “deep black” agency investigating UFOs, lunar anomalies, and extraterrestrial telepathy. Taken to a remote Arctic site to observe an anticipated UFO event, he witnessed something that defied every human assumption about perception and power.

Part autobiography, part espionage chronicle, and part metaphysical revelation, Penetration is like coded disclosure — a hidden truth presented through personal experience.

This edition includes the rediscovered “missing chapter,” “9”, where Swann explores humanity’s tendency to avoid certain truths, along with his remote viewing sessions of Mars (1975 and 1984) — findings that now show remarkable parallels to modern Mars data.

A living mystery and a daring inquiry into consciousness, Penetration remains Ingo Swann’s most controversial and captivating work.

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Note: These reprints of Ingo Swann’s titles are offered for educational and inspirational purposes. They reflect the author’s personal experiences and perspectives and are not intended as medical, psychological, or professional advice.

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Open your mind to the enormous possibilities.

Ingo has cracked open the door for the reader to see the potential power of our mind's eye to reveal hidden truths from distant places during almost any time. After reading this book, you will want to read all of the other books by Ingo Swan...

Great Ingo Swann boob but the Reader absolutely sucks

I know this book very well and own a copy but I wanted to hear it. The reader SUCKS, he reads the words but they do not match the cadence of the book, they are just words regurgitated which throws the story off like Eats Shoots and Leaves. The narrator is poor but Ingo Swann’s book is great

Penetration Review

My only complaint is that it is too short. I could have listen to this for days on end. I’ve found in Mr Swann another person I would have liked to have met, he sounds fascinating.

remote viewing history on space

very enlightened and a great study on CRV! much enjoyed and great confirmation of historical facts and studies.

Ingo Swann, Clown Extraordinaire

A mildly entertaining narrative that ultimately offers little value to the serious study of Psi or Remote Viewing. Swann has a rather absurd counterintelligence anecdote that strains credibility, then proceeds to emote and ramble in a self-indulgent tone. What might have been a revealing memoir reads instead like the ramblings of someone more enamored with their own myth than with rigorous inquiry. A frustrating read for anyone seeking substance.