Research & investigation · Texts & cultural history
Joe McMoneagle
Remote-viewing practitioner and author
Also known as Joseph McMoneagle · Joseph W. McMoneagle · Remote Viewer 001
Who they are
Joe McMoneagle is a remote-viewing practitioner and author associated with Army work and the Monroe Institute. The institute’s 2017 account describes his collaboration with Robert Monroe, while Mind Trek presents his own experiences and approach. These sources establish what he and affiliated participants said about the work; they do not independently verify claimed abilities.
He connects government-era remote-viewing history with later civilian practice and memoir.
Selected contributions
Selected works
Book · 1993
Mind Trek: Exploring Consciousness, Time, and Space Through Remote Viewing
McMoneagle presents personal experiences and an introduction to his approach to remote viewing. It offers the practitioner’s perspective on the subject rather than an independent test of the abilities he describes.
Reading scope & citation
Fresh catalogue heading/indexed bibliographic metadata and Monroe Institute description; book text and demonstrations not inspected.
In the timeline
- Jul 29, 2017The Monroe Institute describes McMoneagle’s role
Documented connections
Attributed · reported collaboration
The institute’s 2017 account describes a collaboration between McMoneagle and Monroe.
This dates the inspected account, not the start of collaboration or proof of claimed abilities.
Read the relationship record →Biography sources
- From the director’s chair: August 2017 ↗Monroe Institute
- Mind Trek: Exploring Consciousness, Time, and Space Through Remote Viewing ↗Google Books; Hampton Roads Publishing edition
- McMoneagle, Joseph | Mind Trek ↗Monroe Institute