🤢 Man behind CIA’s Gateway concepts

The framework for human consciousness later used in CIA research was created by Itzhak Bentov, a Czechoslovakia-born Israeli-American inventor and pioneering bio-medical engineer. He was the man whose theories on human consciousness became the backbone of several CIA research programs—including the framework later known from the declassified Gateway documents. And just as his ideas began circulating in US intelligence circles, he died in the deadliest plane crash in US history: American Airlines Flight 191.

🤔 Bentov taught that consciousness is a universal field connecting all beings—a concept the CIA saw as key to understanding altered states and human perception beyond normal limits. He argued that the soul uses the body, that humans evolve toward higher forms of existence, and that on deeper levels, our consciousness overlaps into a unified whole.

👉 His work became a reference point for intelligence analysts exploring non-ordinary awareness.

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