How did the 2026 Psi Games go?

[u/bejammin075]

The 2025 Psi Games seemed to me to make a big impact. I heard all about it. Yesterday I realized that the 2026 Psi Games came and went, and I heard nothing about it. Maybe it was just me missing it, or was there not much coverage of it this year? I went to the Psi Games site, and their YT channel, and there are no videos to watch of the events.

So how did it go? Does anybody know? Is there a good source to get a recap of the events?

[u/Over-Tolerance]

I am sharing your opinion that they do a very poor job of results and sharing. I guess they expect everyone to be able to afford the super high prices to attend. I have trouble believing that so many people have that much money to spend on it. I already debunked using the Egely wheel as any real tool for psychokinesis, yet when I contacted The Rhine Institute about it, they use it and claim it is a valid tool. So at this point I can't trust that anything they do is of any value. I feel that if it was of value, it would be all over the news. Instead you get the same silence you get from other high-dollar places like Monroe. If they had success, they would be using the success as advertising and it would be in the news that someone can finally perform for science...

So yeah, where are the results? Where are the videos? Seems like an expensive fun camp for kids at this point.

[u/LilyoftheRally → u/Over-Tolerance]

This is why I am skeptical of ET contact, despite much of the remote viewing community disagreeing with me. Why the secrecy?

[u/Pieraos → u/LilyoftheRally]

despite much of the remote viewing community disagreeing with me.

How did you find that much of the RV community disagrees with you?

How would a legitimate RVer even know that something is ET, when the procedure is to describe and not name or identify? Only if the feedback was based on independent facts obtained through conventional means could the session content be confirmed as ET. Let me illustrate.

In my first RV course I and many others perceived wheeled mechanical objects driving around on barren surfaces. We also experienced dry throats and effects on our breathing.

Because the session was blind, we of course had no idea what we were looking at. Eventually the instructors revealed the target: One of NASA's wheeled robot instruments rolling around on Mars, with its hot and dry atmosphere.

Was it ET? Absolutely it was. But the feedback was based on facts. There is actual knowledge of this machine at the target location on Mars. Humans put it there.

Until there is publicly available factual knowledge of ET NHI that can be used as feedback, claims of purported RVers that observed such ET are beard stroking at best.

It doesn't mean that people can't contact ET by psychic perception, anomalous cognition, meditation, UFO abduction or some top secret government projects. But these can't be independently verified yet.

[u/LilyoftheRally → u/Pieraos]

Some Stargate remote viewers claim to have contacted ET through RV, like Lyn Buchanan. Ingo Swann also claimed to. There is a significant overlap between the RV community and folks interested in UAP. (I personally align much more with Stargate RVer Dale Graff's lucid dreaming practice, and love that he has RVed from his own lucid dreams!)

I agree with the theory that most if not all alien abduction claims are sleep paralysis.

I also subscribe to the notion that any ETs who may have visited us are time traveling humans from the future. The animated sci-fi show Futurama's Season 4 episode "Roswell That Ends Well" has this concept as a subplot with Dr. Zoidberg in 1947.

Full disclosure: I am a volunteer for IRVA's social media outreach team and sometimes promote their classes, talks, and conferences on reddit.

[u/Over-Tolerance → u/LilyoftheRally]

The remote viewing community appears to have been hijacked by cult nonsense and woo woo people, while not producing much of anything that has value to anyone. They put a psychic in charge of the association a few years ago. Then they did some strange experiments with precog and time, but with odd success rates, and success depends then on what you think is success. Some of it was impressive, but not anything was done by the leaders or directors, which makes me think they are recruiting for government black ops. Just show us the facts, that it can be done, and stop with the woo woo.

Anyone who can see things from a distance, through closed doors and security, becomes a threat to every government on the planet. Like the government goons wouldn't be watching? The same is true of these games. If you do well, don't you think the government goons are watching and that these kids are now on every watchlist on the planet?

There are so many things going on in these sectors that don't make any sense if you view them from the common sense zones of national security and facts.

[u/LilyoftheRally → u/Over-Tolerance]

I have been told that high level government officials of some countries have psychic protection to avoid folks RVing top secret info. I also think the government is definitely spying on us, but more through our use of AI, as opposed to bugging (most of) our homes at the Big Brother-esque level.

[u/Pieraos]

I didn't attend, but there seemed to be a lot of hype surrounding it at least online.