One example of unconventional areas in which Americans and the U.S. Government have been or may have been involved include the military and intelligence communities' Project STARGATE. This effort conducted research and operational activities in the 1970s, '80s and '90s regarding human perception and intelligence gathering.

Although much of the operational elements of Project STARGATE remain classified, there is a rich resource of information available on the program's interesting findings about human awareness and perceptual abilities.

Americans provided significant leadership in the research and subsequent public communication and education about these findings which may impact human development in very constructive ways.

What about the controversial topic of unidentified flying objects or UFOs? Interest in this topic seems to transcend international borders because these kinds of unusual objects have reportedly been sighted and encountered around the world.

Several national governments have recently released historical documents about the subject. More such documentation and information probably remains classified.

In the U.S., information on this seems to come out in discreet and indirect ways, and reportedly may be part of gradual acclimation and disclosure for the public about a complex and sensitive situation.

Is U.S. involvement in this area something that can be utilized to enhance American soft power? Do we have insights, technologies and expertise that can be helpful for the international community, the human race and planet Earth?

When considering ways to transcend international conflict and find solutions to pressing challenges faced by the human race, it may be wise to not rule out unconventional approaches.

These kinds of efforts can complement conventional soft power elements and contribute to transcendent power.

Deploying information, communication and education on interesting unconventional subjects may unify people, nationally and internationally, and help bring transcendent viewpoints, perceptions and awareness into focus.

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