O_O ee eee eran nescspeutinianinn Approved For Release 2000/08/10 : CIA-RDP96-00787R000100200002-9 To fasten electrodes to a ‘plant, glue can be used. To fasten clectrodes to humans, around the head for example, an open helmet is used which contains screw contact electrodes that can be moved about and brought into light but constant pressure contact. An interesting testing or training device, using a cylindrical capacitor of the type illustrated in Fig. 14, was mentionéd. One hand was placed on the AL casing grasping the cylinder in a natural way (some acupuncture points touch the aluminum can). The thumb and forefinger of the other hand hold the central contact post (acupuncture points in finger touch the silver-plated contact). The capacitor is held in this way for one minute of charging and it is then discharged through a PCroammeter siding a maximum signal IL, say. Next, charging again occurs for one minute, but this time the investigator also men- tally concentrates on charging the capacitor. The maximum discharge current is Ins say, yielding a ratio K = 1,/T, ~ the greater is K, the greater is the ability to use one's mind in controlling the energy body. The imagination of Stress (or actual muscle tension) or excitement during this one-minute period can be used to alter I,. Using a 30 microfrared capacitor, the author found I, = 10uA; a larger capacitor (up to 10,000,£) would probably be better. This simple device can be used to study one's ability to concentrate and focus the mind and by practice, oneshould be able to increase K significantly. It was stated that Alla V, the PK performer, is able to produce K = 9 without too much difficulty. 3. Telekinesis’ (PK) They find that the placing of a film on Nelya K's head during the PK experiment leads to the presence of a large exposed spot on the film. They -1l1 - Approved For Release 2000/08/10 : CIA-RDP96-00787R000100200002-9
Approved For Release 2000/08/10 : CIA-RDP96-00787R000100200002-9 also find that film exposure occurs if the film is placed under the object used in a PK experiment. In addition, the film may also be exposed after the experiment due to a residual charge of some sort on the object. We heard that Nelya K actuallycaused a frog's heart to stop (and that it then could not be “started again electrically). We also learned that she can influence the heart rhythm of other people and can alter their skin condition so as to produce a burning feeling on contact. They have found that hypnosis can be used to en- hance PK abilities and that autogenic training was used to help increase Alla V's PK abilities. It was also stated that Nelya K cannot move objects if they are in a vacuum and that after the levitation of a small ball in air, an electro- static charge of 5 x 10° coulombs was found on the ball. nee pre Sa a eet Ente, It was not possible to obtain any specific information concerning the Sergeyev detector of pulsating magnetic ffelds in the vicinity of the PK object. However, it is likely to be the detection of a magnetic field using a sensing element of the barium titanate variety. It was learned that Plants make even bette ctors of the PK fields, when electrodes are applied to two acupunc - ture points of the plant, Using 5 mm diameter electrodes of Ni and Ag, they obtain about 50 mv between two points which is amplified. During a PK experi- ment, current pulses occur which change from 5 mA_ambient to over 100 mA at the pulse peak (see Fig. 15). They have not fully studied the distribution of field strength between the operator and object during PK and find it to be a difficult question. The field intensity does increase as one reaches the object but probably not in the radiation type mode illustrated in Fig. 16. They don't know what type of field pattern exists on the other side of the object and seem to think that ; -12 - Approved For Release 2000/08/10 : CIA-RDP96-00787R000100200002-9
_Approved For Release 2000/08/10 : CIA-RDP96-00787R000100200002-9 the force is somehow .just manifest in the vicinity of the object without tan- gible intervening field linkages between the operator and object. In the case of the rolling cylinder used in the PK experiments by Alla V, Adamenko thinks that a charge dipole forms, as illustrated in Fig. 17, which gives a moment such that one could move the object in either direction depending on how one held his hand. [This is not clear to me either. ] ~ -~ 13 ~- Approved For Release 2000/08/10 : CIA-RDP96-00787R000100200002-9 Me OF cn crate ey
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