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ESP PK AND SOMATIC SCIENCE
BY:
Sheng Zujia
(Fudan University,
Graduate Department of Genetics)
The
formal
establishment
of
the
Somatic Science Society and
the publication
of
the Chinese Journal
of
Somatic
Science,
which
had been under consideration
for
some time,
marks
the birth of
a
new
branch
of
science.
There
are
two
unusual
aspects
to
this
science.
First,
its
contents
and
its
name
are
not
exactly
the
same.
According to its title,
it should include anatomy and human
biology,
but
it
does
not.
In
the
broad
sense,
somatic
science
includes ESP and PK,
Chinese traditional medicine and Qigong.
In
the
narrow
sense,
somatic
science
thus
refers
to
research
into
paranormal capabilities.
The discussion in this article is limited
to
the
latter.
That
is,
the
human
abilities
discussed
in
this
article
are
not
common
biological
functions,
but
are
several
uncommon special physiological functions, that is, what is commonly
referred to as paranormal functions.
Secondly,
it is just because
of the
special
nature
of
the
object
of
its research that
somatic
science has not yet received wide spread recognition.
Some people believe that paranormal functions are magic tricks
and that magic
is not
a natural
science.
Here,
I will use my own
experiences
to
explain
that
paranormal
functions
are
not
witchcraft:
1,
The
special
abilities
of
magicians
are
learned
though
the
practice
of
tricks,
and
some
persons
with paranormal
abilities
have
some
natural
paranormal
abilities
without
any
training.
This paranormal abilities are sometimes unknown even to
the
person
himself [1].
2,
A
number
of
persons
with
paranormal
abilities have achieved these abilities through training, however,
this training is completely different from the tricks practiced by
magicians,
so
it
is often called inducement.
For example,
in
an
experiment conducted by the Electrical Engineering Department
of
Fudan University
,
the ESP subjects were all average young girls.
After undergoing training
for
a
short period
of
time,
they were
able
to
break
matches
in
a
film
canister
without
touching
the
canister.
It is hard to believe that they had learned how to open
up the film canister and break the matches and then re-close the
film
canister
without
detection
while
being
observed
by
many
people.
However,
it should be known that during the training they
may have made contact with the film canister,
but did not have to
touch the matches themselves.
The training was primarily limited
to concentration.
3, The tricks of the trade for magicians are all
fabricated
by
themselves.
However,
in
the
experiment mentioned
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above,
we
prepared
the
items.
The matches were placed
into the
canister
after
I
had
marked
them,
and
I
and
the
subjects
sat
unmoving during the entire course of the experiments.
No one left
the room.
4, The magician's tricks are always successful.
During
the
experiment,
the
subjects
were
successful
at
times
and
unsuccessful
at
other
times.
Another
example
is
the
thought
transference experiment
I conducted in my home.
I wrote down three
three digits numbers and gave one each to ESP subjects.
There were
only the
four
of
us present,
and
no
one
left
the
room.
The
ESP
subjects then used thought transference to
send
signals
to three
ESP subjects at an Electrical Engineering Department laboratory
a
kilometer
or
two
away.
These
subjects
told
an
instructor
who
remained
at
their
sides
at
all
times
what
signals
they
had
received.
The
. instructors
then
immediately
called
me
on
the
telephone
and
informed
me
of
what
numbers
the
subjects
had
received.
On one occasion,
all
three numbers were correct,
once
some of the numbers were correct,
and on two occasions the numbers
were
all
incorrect.
In
this
sort
of
experiment,
trickery
is
impossible.
If
some trickery were involved, why were the numbers
always correct?
It
is hard to believe that this was because they
were not good enough at their trickery or that they intentionally
missed
some
numbers
to
make
it
look
like
it
was
not
magic.
Furthermore, during the match breaking experiment, even when it was
announced
that
those
successful
would win
a
prize,
some
of
the
experiments
failed,
and yet
succeeded when
no prize was
offered.
It
is
hard to believe
that this was
done
on purpose.
Can
it
be
stated that this is not experimental proof?
However,
the force of
common sense cannot be underestimated.
I ask you,
if
a number of
girls are trained for a short period of time and then are able to
perform
feats
that
ar
impossible
for
a
top magician
to
perform,
when
the
persons
conducting
the
training
were
ordinary
physics
professors who had not studied magic themselves, and when the girls
training was limited to concentration and not magic,
is the result
of
the
training
ESP
or
magic.
It
is
not
difficult
to
reach
a
reasonable conclusion using commons sense.
Scientific experiments must be repeatable.
As
I have stated
earlier, with this lack of repeatability,
can we believe that the
ESP experiments are experimental proof?
At times,
the failure of
the experiments are explained as resulting from the subject being
in an bad emotional state.
Is this not just an excuse to cover up.
At other times,
failure is explained as being due to the skepticism
of
the
observers.
Is
this
not
"it
only works
if you believe
in
it?"
One must remember that in ESP experiment,
there are both the
experimenter and the
subject.
In conditioned reflex experiment,
when
a
person
suddenly
appears
it
can
cause
a
dog
to
lose
a
conditioned reflex.
It this happens with a dog,
what about human
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beings?
If this happens with conditioned reflexes, what about ESP?
However, what
is more important
is that in general,
it
is already
known that ESP abilities can be repeated, and furthermore, they can
be repeated
in different
areas,
different
laboratories,
and with
different ESP subjects.
Take thought transference for example.
In
an
experiment
last
Summer
Vacation,
four
out
of
five
thought
transferences
between
Shanghai
and
Changzhou
or
Taixing
were
completely successful.
As for experiment such as breaking matches,
I have also seen ten year old children in an elementary school
in
Kunming successfully carry out this experiment after training.
The
difference was that the object broken was a piece of chalk and not
a match
.
Perhaps
some
people
will
say
that
they
have
personally
discovered
some
people who claim to
have
ESP
abilities who were
tricksters.
The
tricksters
fall
into
one
of
the
following
categories:
First,
is
where
the
person who
claims
to
have
ESP
abilities knows that he does not actually have these abilities, but
is only conducting a sham in order to get money or something else.
The
second
is
where
the
person
actually
believes
he
has
ESP
abilities.
They
are
not
subjectively
making
anything
up,
but
objectively are not genuine.
For example,
a person who claims to
be able to change the weather,
and can cause the sky to
be, clear
when
the
weather
forecast
is
for
rain.
A
strict
statistical
analysis
will
discover
that
he
does
not
genuinely
have
this
ability.
The third is a person who actually has ESP abilities will
fake it at times.
I have already pointed out that ESP experiments
are not always successful.
Because of the psychological pressure,
when the experiments are successful,
it is possible that something
is faked.
Some children who pretend during the process of trying
to
read
characters
with
their
ears
belong
to
this
category.
However,
in
the
thorough
transfer
experiments
mentioned
before
conducted in my home,
the only way this could be faked would have
been
if
I
had told the persons receiving the thought
signals
the
three separate three digit numbers
before
hand.
If we eliminate
any possibility of fakery,
and still do not believe that this was
done through ESP, then the only answer was that the correct answer
was due to a lucky guess.
However, the probability of guessing the
number was one in one billion.
When such an event occurs one time,
it. is worth
noting.
What
about thought transference experiments
which
are
already
achieving
significant
results
like
normal
physiology experiments?
Finally,
perhaps
some
people
will
ask
that
even
if
these
phenomenon are not
the result
of
some magical
act my
a magician,
since they .are
so undefinable,
so at odds with modern science and
the
objective
world,
how can
it
be called
a
science?
Actually,
breakthroughs
in
natural
sciences
often
have
to
go
through
a
process where it is difficult to accept them.
Darwin's proposal of
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the
theory
of
evolution
was
not
initially
well
received.
The
Morganists
geneticists
were
called
reactionary
and
idealists.
Furthermore,
"a number of major historical scientific breakthroughs
were
the
result
of
the
discovery
of
' abnormal
'
empirical
facts
.
The difficulty in theoretical explanation of black radiation energy
distribution and the Michelson - Morley experiment refuting
'ether
drift'
were
all
this
sort
of
'abnormal'
events
for
classical
physics prior to the end of the 19th century."
(Extracted from page
nine
of the
first volume
of
"China Journal
of Somatic Science".)
It
is
no wonder that there
should be debate over new things.
In
the end, history will determine who is right.
As for the debate in
genetics,
there are scientific historians conducting research on
this in China and in other countries .
The current debate over ESP
will
provide
scientific
historians
in
the
future
with
valuable
materials.
There may be people who will also say that even if ESP is not
some trick,
even if these phenomena cannot currently be explained
or denied,
do the accumulation of
a number of phenomena be called
a branch of
science.
Actually,
a number of phenomena can only be
called
a branch
of
science when they can be theoretically strung
together.
. With this
definition,
it would
be better
to
say
that
somatic science has been born,
but has not yet matured.
However,
we should look at the work done in the past ten years.
A number of
laws
have
already
been
discovered
in
the
confusing
array
of
phenomena.
For
example,
in
experiments
where
characters
were
determined using
ESP,
it was discovered that
a
"screen"
appeared
before the forehead in the process of determining the character [2]
.
It is worth noting that this sort of "screen" effect is not limited
to character
determination.
This
"screen"
affect
occurs
in
the
process of in thought transference,
PK, and automatic writing
(see
page seven of this issue).
There
is now further knowledge of the
"screen" effect in thought transference.
For example,
in addition
to characters and words
in the thought transference,
the signals
also
include
the
shape
and
color
of
objects.
The
form
in
the
"screen"
is
motionless,
but
because
at
different
times
the
same
object appears
facing a different direction on the
"screen",
the
person receiving the signals can tell from this that the object is
slowly
turning
(Wang
Boyang
et
al).
Currently,
for
short
sentences,
though transference
has been achieved
at distances
of
more than
1,000
kilometers
(from Shanghai
to Beijing).
In
short
distance experiments,
signals
of
as many as
41 characters can be
sent.
It is not currently possible to say what the limits for the
distances
and
amount
of
signals
for
thought
transference.
Experimental
results
indicate
that
thought
sensing
uses
the
"screen" effect,
so visual signals can be transferred, while sound
and taste signals cannot
(Wang Boyang et al).
The results of this
research illustrates that progress has been made in determining the
basis
of phenomenon in ESP.
This progress
is slow because of the
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following reasons:
1,
It is the biological function of ESP that is
being
studied and not ordinary biological
functions,
so
standard
research methods are lacking.
2, This is a branch of science which
has
not been recognized.
Most
of
its
research and instructional
units
are
not
formal
named
units.
Because
it
is
not
a
listed
science,
it
is
not
listed
as
a
research
topic
funded
by
the
National Natural Science Foundation.
3,
It is difficult to prove
the results.
Although there is currently this publication "China
Journal of Somatic Science" in which the results of research can be
published,
as
long
as
this
science
is
not
publicly
recognized,
public
acceptance
of
the
results
of
this
research
will
be
a
problem.
4,
Also
related
to
the
points
above
is
the
fact
that
there
is
a
lack
of
newcomers
among
the
researchers
and
the
researchers
are usually working
on their own time
or
are retired
persons
.
There
are major problems,
but
on
one
hand knowledge
of
the
patterns
of
ESP
is
gradually
becoming
more
thorough
and
on
the
other
hand,
there
are
a
number
of
people
who
are
conducting
theoretical explorations and have proposed some hypotheses.
There
is no reason to doubt that some day there will be an explanation of
the principles at work in ESP,
and that ESP will even have its won
system of theories.
When this happens,
somatic science will have
come
of
age.
It
is
still
an
infant.
What
can we demand
of
an
infant?
If we hope this infant matures as quickly as possible, we
must nurture it as much as possible.
What
is
the
nature
of
somatic
science?
Most
of
those
conducting research into ESP were those studying physics.
This may
have been because many ESP phenomena did not
fit into the present
framework of physics and it confused them.
It seemed that spacial
obstacles did not exist.
Objects
seemed to leave
signals behind
after they were no longer there,
and so on.
It seemed that every
discovery attacked
a traditional concept
of physics.
Therefore,
these
physicists
believed
that
new discoveries
in
physics
might
occur
in
ESP
research.
Furthermore,
all
of
these
phenomena
occurred with human input,
and it could be fairly well determined
that they occurred with input from human brain activity.
Quite a
few scientists pointed out some time ago that the final barrier to
be surmounted by life sciences were the secrets of the human brain.
Since ESP
is
a phenomenon which occurs with input
from the human
brain,
then
thorough
study
of
these
phenomena will
of
necessity
assist in an understanding of the human brain.
For an example, new
breakthroughs
in
life
sciences may also occur
in
somatic
science
research.
People have historically paid a great deal of attention
to boundary sciences.
ESP research should lead to the appearance
of
boundary
sciences.
Think
about
the
several
phenomena
which
cannot
be
understood
by
current
theories
of
physics
such
as
telekinesis which are all produced by interaction of the "thoughts"
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of
a
person with
ESP
abilities.
Could
this
not
lead
people
to
consider it from the viewpoint of boundary science?
Somatic science
is
a science which has difficulty in gaining
acceptance.
It
is also a very difficult science.
Furthermore it
is
a
science
which
is
very
vulnerable
to
interference.
ESP
training is very simple in form,
as it is primarily meditation.
As
for non visual recognition of characters, through concentration,
a
"screen" appears in front of the forehead, requiring the characters
to appear on the "screen".
The practice of Buddhism requires quiet
contemplation and meditation.
Perhaps
a
"screen"
also appears
in
this
process,
and
the
image
on
the
screen
is
misinterpreted
as
enlightenment.
Therefore, ESP has been tainted with superstition,
and people have even used this
for swindling.
In addition,
there
is a definite relationship between ESP and Qigong, because both are
the result of an internal awakening.
Qigong is a component part of
Chinese medicine .
It
is
as valuable
in practice
as
acupuncture.
However, in its long history, Qigong has developed into a multitude
different
schools
with
good
and
bad
intermingled.
This
conditions
could
have
an
adverse
effect
on
somatic
science
research.
Even if they do not have any ulterior motive,
a number
of publications which tend toward mysticism or religion may also
have
a
negative
effect
on
the
healthy
development
of
somatic
science.
All of this sort of things will cause
a scientist to be
suspicious, to cause an adverse reaction, to cause him to raise his
guard against it or pass it by.
However,
if it is a branch science
WOI"th devoting oneself to, then we should not refrain from carrying
out
a worthy task because of
a slight risk.
ESP research, in addition to its scientific significance, will
also
have
important
applications.
The
possibility
exists
that
thought
transference
can
be
used
as
a
sort
of
secure
communications.
However, even more important is we cannot now even
predict what its applications may be.
Basic research is conducted
for the purpose
of exploring natural
laws,
and in general,
basic
research within
the
framework
of
current
knowledge
often
has
an
unexpected effect on engineering technology!; 3]
.
I cannot believe
that such thoroughgoing research into the basic nature of man and
the
universe
can
help
but
produce
some profound
effect
on
human
life.
[1]
.
Song Kongzhi et al,
"Research in Human Paranormal Abilities",
2(1989)
,
p
59.
[2]
.
Shao
Laisheng,
Zhu
Yiyi,
"Research
in
Human
Paranormal
Abilities,
2(1989),
p
77.
[3]
.
Sheng Zujia,
"China Journal of Somatic Science",
4(1989),
p
.
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EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES OF THOUGHT TRANSFERENCE
BY:
Shao Laisheng,
Yu Huihua,
Shen Yunhu and Fang Linhu
(Fudan University Department of Electrical Engineering)
ABSTRACT
This article introduces progress we have made in the
study of thought transference in the past three years.
It
also presents a preliminary discussion of the results of
our experiments.
Currently we have achieved thought
transference at
a distance of more than
1,000 kilometers.
The signals
sent can be numbers,
characters or images and
colors.
The success rate of the experiments was also fairly
high.
The results of different experiments indicate a
potential practical value to thought transference.
Thought
transference
is
a
means
of
communications
between
people through no known means or human sensory organs.
It relies
on
a potential energy of the human mind to achieve
long distance
transference of signals.
The mechanism is still not clear.
There
has
been
little
research
on
this
in
China.
It
has
been
systematically studied by ranking institutes in the United States
such
as
Stanford.
However,
because there are potential national
defense
military
applications,
most
have
military
or
national
security organ participation,
so there have been few reports made
public
.
We began by inducing the thought transference potential of the
personnel
in the experiment.
We conducted experimental
research
for over three years.
We fully determined the objective existence
of
human
thought
transference.
At
the
present
time,
we
have
already achieved long distance signal transference over more than
1,000
kilometers.
The
signals
transferred
can
be
numbers,
characters
or can
be
images
or
colors.
The
success
rate
of
the
experiments was
fairly high.
This article presents
a preliminary discussion of the design
and results of the experiments.
DESIGN OF THE EXPERIMENTS
During
the
experiments,
the personnel were divided into two
groups,
one
for
sending
and
one
for
receiving.
Each
group was
composed of from one to several research personnel and experiment
subjects and was at either point A or point
B.
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The subjects of the experiments were young men and women about
20 years
old.
They were workers
or farmers with
a
junior middle
school education.
They did not have any ESP capabilities at first,
and ESP and PK abilities were
induced.
On this basis,
through
a
short term training in thought transference, they possessed thought
transference
paranormal
abilities.
As
the
experiments
went
on,
their
transference
abilities,
including
their
success
rates
in
experiments of transference distance and signal quantity, continued
to
improve.
All.
the
research
personnel
conducting
the
experiments
were
instructors.
None
possessed
any
paranormal
abilities.
Site
Selection:
Either
ordinary
laboratories
or
someplace
outdoors.
The distances between
the
sending and receiving
sites
were from several tens of meters to several hundred kilometers and
more.
It was required that all
signal transmissions by all known
means of communications between the two sites be cut off, including
all direct or indirect contact through sound,
images and smells as
well
as personnel traffic.
The
transferred
signals
were
generally
written
on
paper.
These are called samples, and were usually prepared and provided by
persons
at
the
sites
who
were
not
the
research
personnel
or
subjects
of
the experiment.
These
steps were taken to avoid any
effects
from
interaction
between
research
personnel,
researcher
personnel and the subjects of the experiments or among the subjects
themselves as well
as to avoid any type
of trickery.
During the experiments, the research personnel at the sending
group would randomly select
samples,
having the
subjects
of
that
group open up the samples and send out the information on the paper
(character,
shape, etc).
After several minutes or a little more of
entering
into
an
ESP
quiet
stage,
the
subjects would
state
that
information had already been transmitted and the transmission time
would
be
noted
down.
The
subjects
at
the
receiving
site would
"await" for the arrival of the signals at the appointed time.
When
they received the information,
they would write down on paper the
information they received and the time they received it and would
give the paper to the research personnel.
Finally the researcher
personnel at the transmitting and the receiving group would check
the information on the samples and the information received, ending
the experiment.
THE
"SCREEN PHENOMENON" OF THOUGHT TRANSFERENCE
In
a great number
of
experimental
studies,
the ESP
subjects
state that in the process of ESP or PK,
a "screen" appears in front
of their forehead,
and from the
"screen"
they can receive
a sense
of
the
contents
or
the
object
to
be
moved.
This
is
called
the
"screen phenomenon" [2 ]
.
Before the "screen" appears, most subjects
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entering
a
quiet
state.
In
thought
transference
experiments, both those sending the information and those receiving
the information had to have the
"screen"
appear in front of their
foreheads in order for the information to be transmitted.
We call
the
length
of
time
the
"screen"
flashes
the
transmission
or
reception time.
RESULTS OF THE EXPERIMENTS
1.
Induction
Experiments:
Late
in
1987,
we
induced
seven
young men and women.
They already possessed paranormal abilities
such as ESP.
The information transferred was three digit numbers.
The
senders
would
select
any
one
of
samples.
If
all
the
receivers
received
the
number
correctly,
it
was
called
a
total
success.
A
partial
success
means
that
some
of
the
receivers
received
the
number
correctly.
A
failure
means
that
all
the
receivers numbers were incorrect.
The experiment is generalized in
Table
One.
In
experiments,
38 percent
or
experiments were
total successes.
There were partially successes 41 percent of the
time,
or in
15 experiments.
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is
a very high success rate.
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1.
Stage:
2.
First stage.
3.
Second stage.
4.
Third stage.
5.
Fourth Stage .
6 .
Contents .
7 .
Time .
8 .
Conditions .
9 .
Sending
and receiving group both
in the same
room,
or inside and outside
the same room.
10. Sending and receiving group on different floors
of
' the
same
building.
11.
Between
the
Fudan
Union
and
Science
Building,
a
distance
of
about
600
meters.
12.
Between
Fudan
University and Hongkou Park,
a distance of about
five kilometers.
13.
Results:
14.
Total
successes.
15.
Partial
successes.
16.
Failures.
17.
Occasions.
2.
Experiments
in
Transferring
Different
Information.
Illustration One are samples transmitted and received in a thought
transference
experiment
between
the
Physics
Building
at
Fudan
University and Hongkou Park.
The transferred information included
numbers. Characters and shapes.
Illustration two shows the samples
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two
experiments
between
the
Physics
Building
and
Science
Building
of
Fudan
University
on
and
December
of
the
same
year.
The samples transmitted were randomly organized six digits
numbers
written
with
red,
green
or
blue
ink
pens.
While
the
receivers
wrote
down the
six
digit
numbers,
they
also
indicated
correctly the color of each digit.
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SHANGHI TO TAISHAN THOUGHT TRANSFERENCE EXPERIMENT
1.
Date.
2.
Information.
3.
Sender.
4.
Transmission time.
5.
Receiver.
6.
Receipt
time.
7.
Time differential.
8.
I am Pang
Fei wishing you a happy New Year.
9.
Pang.
10.
Huang.
11.
Two
hours and
52 minutes.
12.
I am Ji Meiyun wishing you good luck.
13.
Ji.
14.
Zhang.
15. Two hours and 27 minutes.
16.
I am Pang
Fei wishing you good luck.
17.
Pang.
18.
Yin.
19.
Two hours and
30 minutes.
20.
I am Ji Meiyun wishing ou a happy New Year.
21.
Ji.
22.
Xiao.
23.
Three hours and
16 minutes.
24.
900125.
25.
Pang.
26.
Huang.
27.
Two hours and
31 minutes.
28.
Object:
a teacup.
29.
Ji.
30.
Zhang.
31. Two hours and 42 minutes.
32.
It
is currently drizzling rain
in Shanghai.
33.
Pang.
34.
Yin.
35.
Two hours and
30 minutes.
3.
Experiments with extended distances and the phenomenon of
time
differential:
Table
Two
shows
the
results
of
a
thought
transference experiment in early 1990 between Shanghai and Taixing.
Tables Three through Five show the results of thought transference
experiments
late
int
he
same
year
between
Fudan
University
in
Shanghai
and
the
Beijing
Institute
of
Aerospace
Medical
Engineering.
The experiments turned out very good.
Illustrations
Three
through
Five
are
surprisingly
long
distance
thought
transference time differential of up to several hours,
and even as
much as
hours.
Furthermore,
in
short distance experiments
in
the
past,
the
time
differential
ranged
from
several
seconds
to
several minutes,
and this was believed to be caused by subjective
influences on the subjects and errors in marking the time.
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FOUR SUCCESSES OUT OF EIGHT TRIES
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1.
Beijing
sending.
2.
Shanghai
receiving.
3.
Date.
4.
Transmission time.
5.
Information contents.
6.
Name
of
sender.
7.
Date.
8.
Receipt time.
9.
Information contents.
10. Name of
receiver.
11. Time differential.
12. Put others first.
13. Pang
Fei.
14.
Put
others
first.
15.
Wu
Xiaohong.
16.
About
five
hours.
17.
Ji Meiyun.
18.
6971.
19. Yin Xuefang.
20. About five
hours.
21.
Dapingzhengfang.
22.
Pang Fei.
23.
Dapingzhengfang.
24.
Wu
Xiaohong.
25.
About
one
hour.
26.
Ji
Meiyun.
27.
Yin
Xuefang.
28. About one hour.
STAGE
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FIRST
(17-18/11)
PERCENT
SECOND
(20-21/11)
PERCENT
THIRD
(27-27/11)
PERCENT
TOTAL
PERCENT
SEND-REC
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BJ-SH
BJ-SH
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SUCCESS
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6 6.6
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SIX TRIES,
FOUR SUCCESSES
(BEIJING TO SHANGHAI)
1.
Beijing
sending.
2.
Shanghai
receiving.
3.
Date.
4.
Transmission time.
5.
Information contents.
6.
Name
of
Sender.
7.
Date.
8.
Receipt time.
9.
Information contents.
10.
Name
of
receiver.
11.
Time differential.
12.
How do you
do,
University
President
Huai
13.
Pang
Fei.
14.
How
do
you
do.
University
President
Hua!
15.
Wu
Xiaohong.
16.
About
eight
hours.
17.
Wuxiangdou Dawang.
18.
Ji Meiyun.
19.
Wuxiangdou Dawang.
20.
Yin
Xuefang.
21.
About
eight
hours.
22.
Pang
Fei.
23.
Wu
Xiaohong.
24.
About
seven minutes.
25.
Renjianqunse.
26.
Ji
Meiyun.
27.
Renjianqunse.
28.
Yin
Xuefang.
29.
About
minutes
.
NOTES ON TABLES THREE THROUGH FIVE:
1. Transmission time and receipt time refers to the time the screen
flashed in front of the forehead of the sender and receiver.
2.
Where information content
is marked with a
"*"
,
it
is
a sample
provided by the Institute of Aerospace Medicine Engineering.
3.
The third stage transference experiment was
jointly tested by
the
Institute
of
Aerospace
Medicine
Engineering
and
Fudan
University.
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4.
Selective Reception Experiment.
In order to understand
whether
or
not
there
is
any
cross
interference
in
the
thought
transference process, the experiment subjects were divided into two
groups of equal size for transmission and reception.
Prior to the
experiment,
the members
of
the two groups were paired off
one
on
one, that is there was focussed transmission and reception as shown
in
table
6(B).
Table
6(A)
shows
the
result
of
one
group
of
experiments,
all
of which were
correct.
When the experiment was
turned around so that the sender and receiver switched jobs,
they
were
totally
correct
again.
This
further
experimentally
demonstrates that transmission is omnidirectional,
and anyone can
receive
the
transference.
The
receiver
is
focussed,
and
can
receive anyone's information he wants
to.
At the same time, when
several groups of personnel were in an experiment at the same time,
there was
no cross interference.
SENDING GROUP
RECEIVING GROUP
NAME
NUMBER
NAME
NUMBER
JI MEIYUN
342
XU JINYU
342
WANG YULAN
569
WU XIAOHONG
569
HUANG KUIXIANG
781
YUAN FANGLAN
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SENDING GROUP
RECEIVING GROUP
NAME
NUMBER
NAME
NUMBER
XU JINYU
999
JI MEIYUN
666
WU XIAOFANG
798
WANG YUFANG
798
YUAN FANGLAN
714
HUANG KUIXIANG
714
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6(B)
5.
Effect of Electromagnetic Screen on Thought Transference.
We
conducted
experiments
in
a
double
layer
copper
netting
electroraagnetically screened room and in an elevator and were still
successful.
We did not detect any effect on thought transference
by an ordinary electromagnetic
screen.
6.
Experiment increasing the
amount
of
information.
There
was
no
error
when
transmitting
several
dozen
characters
( see
illustration
six
on
insert
three)
.
Even
to
look
at
one
of
the
samples sent and immediately commit it to memory is no simple task.
Results of recent experiments indicate that
if the information on
the sample is understood or recognized by neither the sender or the
receiver,
such
as
Russian
or
Korean
language,
it
can
still
be
transferred,
with
the
copy
looking very much
like
the
original,
see Illustration Seven in Insert Three.
Details will be published
in a separate article.
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Sent.
2.
Received.
CONCLUSIONS:
.
The
basic
nature
of
thought
transference
is
an
image
transmission in the form of flashed image in front of the forehead
from the sender to the receiver.
Further experiments indicate[4]
that spoken language and odors can also be transferred as thoughts,
but
it
is
necessary
for
the
sender
to
put
this
information
in
"written form"
or "graphic
form" before
it can be transferred.
2.
Thought transference
is characterized by the
following:
high information volume, high discrimination
(as long as the sender
is
able
to
make
out
the
details),
selectivity
of
receipt
time,
transmission distance does
not
seem to have
any marked effect
of
transmission.
It
is
almost
not
effected
by
electromagnetic
screens.
It
does
not
require
a
"power
source"
as
do
ordinary
communications
forms
nor
does
it
require
complex
devices
or
equipment.
It
is
not
effected
by
electronic
communications
equipment interference measures.
This demonstrates the potential
value
of thought transference.
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3.
The screen phenomenon and special radiation:
The screen
phenomenon
is
common
to
a number
of
Psi
phenomenon.
We
are
not
going to attempt to discuss the process
by which the human brain
forms screen information
(it
is too difficult).
How is the image
in the mind of the sender transmitted to the receiver and form an
image
in the mind of
the receiver?
A natural extension would be
the hypothesis that when the mind flashes the screen,
it produces
a
type
of
"Psi
radiation"
[ 3]
.
The
search
for
this
special
radiation and the study of
its physical properties have aroused a
great
deal
of
interest.
Living
bodies
do
possess
some
basic
physical fields which have been precisely recorded such as magnetic
fields,
electrical fields and radio wave radiation fields.
It
is
inconceivable
that
thought
transference
over
one
thousand
kilometers could be achieved through this type of minute biological
fields.
Some people are
of the opinion that Psi radiation
is
an
electromagnetic wave emitted as the result of Psi activity.
This
is
in
clear
conflict
with
out
experiment
where
electromagnetic
screening had no effect on through transference.
Some people say
that electromagnetic screening has very little effect on very low
frequency electromagnetic waves
several
hundred kilometers
long.
However,
it
is
impossible
to
discriminate
below
several
millimeters.
We believe that electromagnetic waves may be a clue,
but are not the basic nature of Psi radiation.
It is possible that
the study of this nusterion matter and its properties may lead to
new discoveries
in physics and radio electronics.
4.
There
was
a
marked
"time
differential"
in
long
range
transference.
This was as small as several seconds and as much as
several
hours
or
tens
of
hours.
We
did
not
detect
any
regular
pattern between distance and time.
It is clear that any attempt to
explain
this
time
deferential
in
terms
of
Psi
radiation
or
transmission of the information carrier through atmospheric media
is going to fail.
We feel that a possible explanation is that the
time
differential
phenomenon
is
related
to
human
memory [4].
Perhaps a fairly long time differential exists between the storage
to the display of the information.
Illustration Eight illustrates
this
type
of
idea.
This
hypothesizes
that
the
only
difference
between the sending and receiving processes of thought transference
is
that
during
transference,
outside
information
passes
through
conventional information receiving systems (actually it could also
pass
through
Psi
sensing)
and
enters
the
memory
system
of
the
brain.
When receiving, the Psi information carrier passes through
the Psi information system (Psi information sensors) and enters the
memory system, and the information is processed up until the screen
appears.
Psi radiation emission processes are all similar to this.
In illustration eight, the screen effect generation system, the Psi
sensors and the Psi radiation are all hypothetical.
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ILLUSTRATION EIGHT:
1.
Transmission
channel.
2.
Light
waves.
3.
Sound waves.
.4.
Ordinary
information
reception
systems
(sight,
hearing,
touch,
etc).
5.
Brain
storage
and
memory
system.
6.
Screen
effect
generation
system.
7.
Screen
flashes.
8.
Energy threshold.
9.
Energy
storage
(Psi
quiet
stage)
.
10.
Psi
radiation
(Psi
information carrier).
11.
Receiving channel.
12.
Psi radiation.
13.
Psi information receiving system
(Psi receptors).
We
would
like
to
express
our
gratitude
for
the
tremendous
support
we
received
from
the
Institute
of
Aerospace
Medicine
Engineering in our thought transference experiment between Shanghai
and Beijing.
BIBLIOGRAPHY:
1.
Sun Youyu,
"Research in Human Paranormal Abilities",
1(1983),
p
.
2.
Shao Laisheng et al,
"Research in Human Paranormal Abilities",
2(1989)
,
p
77.
3.
Zhu Nianlin
et
al,
"Research
in Human Paranormal Abilities",
1(1989)
,
p
19.
4.
Shao
Laisheng
et
al,
"China
Journal
of
Somatic
Science",
1(1991)
,
p
63.
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STUDY
OF
THE
SCREEN
EFFECT
OF
PARAPSYCHOLOGICAL
THOUGHT
TRANSFERENCE
BY:
Wang Bochang,
Sheng Zujia
(Fudan University College of Life Sciences)
Shao Laisheng,
Shen Lihu,
Yu Huihua and Fang Linhu
Fudan University Department of Electrical Engineering
ABSTRACT
This article provides further experimental
observation and analysis of the "screen effect" in visual
information thought transference.
Images and colors can
be transferred using the
"screen".
Words and sentences
not understood by the subjects of the experiment can also
be transferred as images.
Longer sentences can appear
sequentially on the 'screen".
However, the phenomenon of
body rotation can only be recognized by the sequential
appearance of the same object on the screen at different
angles.
KEY WORDS:
Thought transference,
screen effect.
In our article "The Screen Effect, a Psi State Phenomenon", we
pointed
out
that
during
Psi
activity,
a
screen
effect
always
occurs.
However,
no publication has yet systematically described
the basic nature of the
"screen effect".
In order to do this, we
conducted
an
analysis
of
the
"screen
effect"
primarily
using
thought transference.
SUBJECTS AND METHODS OF THE EXPERIMENT
The subjects of this experiment were persons we had trained in
Psi abilities.
They had between two and three years of experience
in
experiments.
All were
female between
the
ages
of
and
27.
The
experiments were
conducted
in
the
Physics
Building
of
Fudan
University.
The thought transference
sending was done
from room
313 and the receiving in room
139.
The two rooms were about
100
meters apart.
There were individual receivers in the experiment at
the
door
of
the
Science
Building
of
Fudan
University
which
was
about
200 meters
from the sending
site.
The experiments usually
began at 6:30 in the evening.
It was required that the subjects in
the experiment note down when the screen appeared and the contents
on the screen.
When the experiments began,
the persons in charge
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of
the
experiment
would
write
down
or
read
the
contents
to
be
transmitted,
and
tell
the
sender
to transmit
it.
Normally,
the
experiments could be concluded within 45 minutes.
RESULTS OF THE EXPERIMENTS
I.
Appearance of Color Images in the
"Screen Effect":
In
order
to
ascertain
that
the
information
senders
and
receivers were both using the images on the Screen",
we conducted
the following experiment.
1.
We
told
the
sender,
Yin
Xuefang
(elementary
school
education)
to
look
at
a
colored
picture
of
butterflies
(illustration
One
inside
cover)
.
she
sent
the
information
from
room 313 in the Physics building.
When the sending was completed,
we told her to describe in writing the image that appeared on the
screen.
Her
written
description
was:
"What
I
sent
was
a
butterfly.
Its
head was pointing down.
It was yellow with some
black on it."
The
receiver,
Ji
Meiyun
(middle
school
education).
She
received
from the
Science
Building.
Her written
description
of
what
she received was:
"A butterfly.
Its eyes were very bright.
Over one fifth of
its body and on the upper left
side of
its tail
was
a dot the
size
of
a
small
thumb.
On the
front two thirds
of
the body were several black dots about the size
of ants."
2.
We
told
the
sender
Xiao
Xuelan
(junior
middle
school
education" to look at a picture of a tiger (Illustration Two inside
cover)
.
She sent from room 313 of the Physics Building.
After she
finished sending,
her written description of what appeared on the
"screen" was
"a tiger, yellow with black.
Its mouth was open and
it looked very ferocious.
It was standing in some bushes.
Its two
front
feet
were
on
some
rocks.
Its
two
rear
feet
were
in
the
bushes.
It looked like
it had just come out of
its
lair."
The
receiver
Wu
Xiaohong
(elementary
school
education)
received
from
room
130
of
the
Physics
Building.
Her
written
description
of
what
appeared
on
the
"screen"
was
"a
tiger,
completely yellow with
some
black
dots .
Its
ears were
sticking
straight
up.
Its
mount was
open very wide.
It was
standing
in
some bushes.
3 .
We told the sender Ji Meiyun to look at a color picture of
a hawk (Illustration Three inside cover).
She sent the information
from room 313 of the Physics Building.
After sending,
her written
description was
"what appeared in my mind
(note:
this is what she
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it,
it
should
actually
be
called
'what
appeared
on
the
screen')
was
a
small
grey bird.
It was
standing
on
a
fork
of
a
tree,
with
one
foot
on
either
side
of
the
fork.
Its
eyes
were
looking forward.
Behind the bird wa a blue
sky.
In front of the
bird was a tree branch extending upward.
The birds beak was black,
and its
feet were
a little redder than those of
a chicken and its
claws were
a little longer."
The
receiver
Pang
Fei
(senior
middle
school
education)
received
from
room
139
of
the
Physics
Building.
Her
written
description was:
"A very ferocious little bird.
It was on a tree
branch.
It appeared to be very intelligent.
It had one
foot on
one branch of a fork and one
foot on the other."
From the written descriptions by the senders and receivers in
these experiments we can see that what appears on the
"screen"
is
not
a written
description
of
the
image,
but
is
the
color
image
itself, because the words used to describe the pictures are not the
same.
II.
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN
"IMAGE" AND
"MEANING"
Since
the
information
is
sensed
in
the
form
of
a
"color
image",
then what would
be
the
information
sensed when what was
transmitted was a word for a color
(a type of image), but the color
of the ink and the meaning of the word were different?
In order to
find this
out, we conducted the following experiment:
The
words
for
red,
green,
blue
and
brown
were
written
in
colors different from what the words indicated
(that
is,
the word
"red" was written in green ink,
etc.
See Illustration Four inside
cover.
The results
of the experiment indicate that what appeared
on the
"screens"
of the sender and the receiver was like the image
on a color television,
and was not connected to such things as the
meaning of
"red".
III.
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN UNDERSTANDING THE MEANING AND
THOUGHT TRANSFERENCE
During thought transference, do the sender and receiver of the
information
need
to
understand
the
content
of
the
information?
Results
of
experiments
indicate
that
understanding
is
not
necessary.
Most
of
the
subjects
of
our
experiments
had
an
elementary
school
or
junior
middle
school
education.
A
few
individuals were senior middle school students.
They not only were
able to transmit Chinese phrases and sentences which are difficult
to
understand
(such
as
Illustration
Five
of
insert
three),
but
could
even
accurately
transmit
various
types
of
languages which
they had never studied
(such as Illustration Six of insert three).
This
further demonstrates that what
is
sensed
is
a
signal
in the
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of
an
image,
and
its meaning
need
not
be understood by the
sender or the receiver.
IV.
THE QUESTION OF SENSING A SIGNAL OF MOVEMENT
Since what
is
displayed
in
the
"screen
effect"
is
an
image
similar to that in movies or on television,
then can it reflect
a
signal of movement, and can it reflect a state of motion.
In order
to determine this, we conducted the following two experiments.
The
experiments both used Yin Xuefang
as
the
sender from room 313
of
the Physics Building and Ji Meiyun as the receiver in room
139.
We used a clock second hand to rotate a small object.
During
the first experiment, we placed a small doll with a yellow blouse,
green pants and white hat on the face of the clock.
The receiver's
written description of what was displayed on the screen was:
"The
overall
image
was
like
a
small
puppet,
with
a
white
hat,
light
yellow blouse
and green
pants.
It was
standing
on white
paper.
However,
I could not tell which direction it was facing."
During
the
second experiment,
we placed
a match box on the
second hand.
The receiver
stated description was
"It
is
a clock,
and there
is
something like
a match box on the
face.
It appeared twice
in my
mind
("on the screen"),
not
for very long either time,
but
it was
facing different directions on the two occasions,
so
I would guess
that
it was rotating."
The
experiments
above
indicate
that
the
"screen"
dopes
not
last
very
long,
and
it
is
difficult
for
it
to
indicate
motion.
However,
the
difference
between
the
position
(direction)
of
the
object in different appearances on the screen can make it possible
to guess that the object
is
in
a state of motion.
V.
THE PROCESS OF MANIFESTING THE
"SCREEN"
INFORMATION
When
the
information
which
was
to
be
sent
was
written
characters
and
the
sentences
were
fairly
long,
did
the
entire
message appear on the "screen"
at the same time,
or does it appear
gradually?
In order to answer this question, we performed a number
of
experiments.
In
the
two experiments
used
as
an
example,
the
results are shown in Illustration Seven on Insert Three.
These are
about
characters
in
length
(other
examples
are
reported
in
a
separate
article)
.
In
individual
discussions
following
the
experiments
(to avoid having the
subject
influencing each other
during group questioning),
we asked the
subjects
to describe the
process by which the characters appeared on the screen.
Sender Wu Xiaohong stated that:
"a group of characters with a
single
meaning,
such
as
Beijing
University,
might
appear
all
at
once,
but then the characters would appear in sequence."
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Sender Ji Meiyun sent signals from Nantong to Shanghai.
She
described
the
appearance
of
long
sentences
on
the
screen
as
one
character
appearing
after
another,
moving
from
one
side
to
the
other,
one after the other."
Receiver Xu Yaqin received the long sentence signals sent from
Nantong to Shanghai.
She described the process of appearing as one
character after another.
The "screen"
is fairly large,
and it was
not that one character appeared,
then faded and another character
appeared,
but moved one
at
a time from one side to the other.
These three descriptions were
given
at different places
and
more than one month apart.
They could not have exactly the
same
answer.
However,
from the answers we can come up with an idea that
the
"appearance on the screen"
is somewhat like the appearance of
a "notification" on the bottom of a television screen, moving from
one side to the other in sequence.
DISCUSSION:
The
thought
transference
reported
in
this
article
was
conducted by three people in whom Psi abilities had appeared after
inducement.
We
believe
that
with
these
experiments
we
have
initially
captured
the
basic
nature
of
the
screen
effect.
The
conclusions
we
have reached
are:
1,
It
is
possible
through the
"screen"
to transmit information regarding the
shape
of
objects.
2,
It
is also possible to transmit information related to colors.
3, The information expressed in words need not be understood by the
subjects
of
the
experiment,
so
"thought
transference"
is
"image
transference"
in nature.
4, The "screen" appears for a relatively
short
time,
so
it
is
not
necessarily
capable
of
capturing
the
motion of an object.
5,
The more informational contents
(that is
a
sentence
containing more
characters)
,
the
transference
of
the
information
may
be
accomplished
in
some
form
of
"screen"
partitioning".
These would appear to be common properties of the
"screen
effect".
We
are
publishing
separately
an
article
that
describes
how
screen
transfers
visual
information
but
cannot
transfer audio information.
In addition,
in regards to the
"screen partitioning"
effect,
the type of partitioning seems to differ with the individual.
This
will require further study to ascertain for certain.
The
process
by
which
persons
with
Psi
abilities
transmit
information between themselves using media the nature of which is
not yet understood has been called thought transference [ 3 ]
.
From
the
results
of
experiments
reported
in
this
article,
this
term
should
be
scrutinized more
closely.
This
is
because
even words
that
are
not
understood
by
the
person
sending
or
receiving
the
information
can
be
transferred.
Therefore,
words
must
be
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as
a
sort
of
image.
Therefore,
thought
transfer
is
actually
image
transfer.
This
is
not
only
a
problem
of
terminology,
but touches on the further understanding of the basic
nature of this Psi ability.
In English language abstracts we use
parapsychological transference instead of thought transference to
express
the
point
above.
How
this
differs
from
telepathy
is
another problem worth deliberation.
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BIBLIOGRAPHY:
1.
Shao Laisheng,
Zhu Yiyi,
"China Journal
of
Somatic
Science",
2(1989)
,
p 77.
2.
Shao
Laisheng
et
al,
"China
Journal
of
Somatic
Science",
1,2(1991),
p
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Hou Shuli et
al,
China Journal of Somatic Science",
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A STUDY OF BRAIN MAGNETICS USING A SUPERCONDUCTING BIOMAGNETOMETER
BY:
Wu Benjia and Wang Xiubi
ABSTRACT
Biomagnetism is one of the new life sciences.
Brain
magnetics
is the primary field of study of biomagnetism.
In this article,
we will briefly introduce methods of
reducing environmental magnetic noise,
the make up of
a superconducting biomagnetometer and its operational
principles,
the principles of brain magnetic signal
production and two primary aspects
of brain magnetics
research
- magnetoencephalograms and induced mangeto-
encephalograms .
A basic understanding is gained through
the methods used in this article to obtain magnetic brain
signals and through the applications
of brain magnetics
research.
The developmental trend of modern science and technology is a
permeating
and
crossing
over
among
the
various
sciences.
Superconducting
magnetometer
technology
has
permeated
into
life
sciences to form a new life science - biomagnetism.
It specializes
in
the
study
of
the phenomenon
of
the
generation
of
an external
magnetic
field
by
biological
materials.
Biological
magnetic
signals
are extremely weak,
and
superconducting biomagnetometers
are very sensitive.
Therefore,
they can measure magnetic signals
of
10 -1 ^
teslars
(unit
of magnetic
density)
.
It
can
be used
to
measure muscle magnetic fields of
10~ 12 teslars and brain magnetic
fields
of
10“ 13
teslars
or
even
retina magnetic
fields
of
10" 14
teslars.
This
article
discusses
the
question
of
the
biomagnetometers and the study of brain magnetics.
I .
HOW
CAN
ENVIRONMENTAL
MAGNETIC
NOISE
INTERFERENCE
BE
REDUCED?
Biological magnetic signals are extremely weak.
On the other
hand, environmental magnetic noise interference is very strong.
In
order to conduct measurements
of biological magnetic
fields,
the
primary
problem
which
must
be
solved
is
environmental
magnetic
noise
interference.
There
are
many
sources
of
environmental
magnetic
noise.
One
is
the
earth's
magnetic
field.
It
is
a
permanent direct current magnetic
field with an intensity
of
X
10 -5
teslar.
Second
is
the
noise
of
the
rise
and
fall
of
the
earth's magnetism which has an intensity of
10 -10 or
10 -11 teslar.
It has a frequency of from 0.1 to
10 Hertz and it is an alternating
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current magnetic field interference.
Third is urban magnetic noise
which
includes
city
power
transformers,
elevators,
air
conditioning,
household
appliances,
instruments,
machine
tools,
trolleys,
and
automobiles.
It
is
basically
alternating
current
magnetic
field interference with an intensity of
to the power
minus
six to eight teslar.
One
method
of
reducing
environmental
noise
is
to
set
up
a
magnetic screened room.
There are two types of magnetic screened
rooms.
1,
It is possible to screen direct and alternating current
magnetic
fields,
using
a
three
level
high magnetic
conductivity
(ten
to
the
power
of
minus
four
to
minus
five)
permalloy
as
a
direct current magnetic screen material and two layers of aluminum
plate
to
screen
alternating current magnetic
fields.
With
this
type of screening, direct current magnetic fields can be reduced to
the magnitude of
X
10" 9 teslar.
2,
Only screen the alternating
current
magnetic
fields,
using
highly
conductive
materials
(aluminum
or
copper),
it
is
possible
to
effectively
. screen
low
frequency
magnetic
interference.
External
alternating
current
magnetic
fields generate an eddy current,
and the magnetic fields
generated
by
the
eddy
current
inside
the
shielded
room
is
just
enough to compensate for the external alternating current magnetic
interference fields.
The size and screening effect
is related to
the frequency
(see table one).
The screening effect
is expressed
is decibels.
The definition of decibels is 201og(Bo/Bi)
, where Bi
is the intensity of the magnetic field inside the screened room and
Bo
is
the
intensity
of
the
magnetic
field
outside
the
screened
room.
20 decibels indicates that the intensity inside the room has
been reduced by
ten
fold compared
to the
intensity
outside.
decibels
is
a
100
fold reduction,
and
60 decibels
is
a
1,000
fold
reduction.
Freq
(hertz)
shield effect
(decibels)
TABLE ONE:
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SHIELD EFFECT AND FREQUENCY
(SHIELD ROOM
3 METERS
IN DIAMETER,
WALLS
5 CM THICK ALUMINUM)
Another way to reduce environmental magnetic noise
is to use
a
superconducting
gradiometer.
It
is
one
component
of
a
superconducting biomagnetometer.
A gradiometer
is composed
of
a
detection
coil
near
a
biomagnetic
signal
source
and
a
similar
compensating coil.
The later coil wound in the opposite direction
of the first coil.
In this manner there is the space of a certain
distance to even out the signals generated by the two coils which
are the same size and travelling in opposite directions,
and there
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is
no
induction
current
entering
the
superconducting
biomagnetometer.
Labs in which gradiometers are placed must first
be located in places which are somewhat removed from environmental
magnetic noise.
In this manner,
the magnetic interference fields
are fairly evenly distributed within the space of the laboratory
.
With the gradiometer placed as close as possible to the source of
biomagnetic signals,
tt
is more sensitive to the uneven fields
of
the biomagnetic
signals,
and less
sensitive
to the even magnetic
interference
of distant places.
Thus
it
is
able to discriminate
between
biomagnetic
signals
and
environmental
magnetic
noise.
Because
urban
areas
and
hospital
environments
can
have
environmental noise levels as high as
10 -9
,
in order to reduce the
noise level as much as possible,
it is best that both these methods
be used together.
II.
SUPERCONDUCTING BIOMAGETOMETERS [1,2]
Superconducting
bioimagnetometers
are
used
in
SQUID
(superconductivity quantum interference detection)
magnetometers.
SQUID magnetometers were built on the basis of the initial reports
of
Lanbo
(phonetic)
of
the
phenomenon
of
quantum
interference
matrix phenomenon in a superconducting loop.
The superconducting
loop can
be
a
direct current
biased electric
current
or
a
radio
frequency
biased
electric
current.
Under
both
conditions,
a
factorial
relationship
is
revealed
between
the
size
of
the
fluctuation in voltage and the strength of the magnetic
field.
Biomagnetometers
are
composed
of
three
parts:
a
detection
coil,
a
superconducting
quantum
interference
detector
and
a
low
temperature container.
The connection
of
the detection coil
and
the SQUID by a lead coil forms a superconducting circuit.
They are
made
of
metallic
niobium.
When
a magnetic
field
appears
in
the
detection
coil,
the
current
flowing
through
the
superconducting
circuit is directly proportional to the magnetic current instant.
Inside the SQUID is a highly sensitive preamp.
There
is
a linear
relationship between
its output
and the magnetic current
instant
flowing through the detection coil.
Therefore,
it can be viewed as
a current-voltage converter with
a
sensitivity greater than
10 -7
volt/amperes .
The low temperature container is a Dewar vessel.
It
is
a type
of
thermos.
It was
invented by Thomas
Dewar
in
1892,
thus
its
name.
It
is
made
of
glass-resin.
It
is
filled with
liquid
helium
with
a
boiling
point
of
4.2
K
to
ensure
the
instrument operates at
a state
of
superconductivity.
The
developmental
trends
worth
noting
for
superconducting
biomagnetometers
are:
1,
increasing numbers
of detectors.
There
are currently instruments with
1,
4,
and
detectors.
This
is
due
to
the
limitations
in
the
size
of
the
Dewar
vessel
which
affects the number of probes the magnetic field intensity of which
can
be
simultaneously
measured.
This
is
a
disadvantage
to
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magnetoencephalograms
(MEG)
and
positioning
current
sources
in
three
dimensional
space.
2,
On
the
basis
of
vector
magnetometers and multiple channel superconducting magnetometers,
the development of a three dimensional magnetometer, which already
measures
magnetocardiographs with the three vectors
X,
Y,
and Z.
3,
The
improvement
of
the
capability
of
magnetometers
to
resist
interference.
This primarily uses a power line triggering circuit
to reduce interference by urban electric power noise.
The addition
of a compensating circuit to improve the high-pass characteristics
of the magnetometer.
In this manner, without progressive mean of
the
signal,
it
is
still possible to measure
a
0.1
ampere current
within the range of
1 to
1,000 hertz.
III.
THE
PRINCIPLES
OF
THE
GENERATION
OF
BRAIN
MAGNETIC
SIGNALS [1,2]
In order to clarify the principles of the generation of brain
magnetic signals,
it is necessary to begin with the characteristics
of
the
structure
of
the
human
brain
and
the
principle
of
excitation.
The average weight of the human brain is
1,500 grams.
The outer layer of the brain is called the cerebral cortex.
It is
between 2.4 and
4 millimeters thick.
It
is composed primarily of
nerve cells and neuroglia cells.
The central portion of the brain
is
primarily
white
matter
composed
of
nerve
fibers
and
nerve
clusters.
There
are
two types
of
cortex cells
according
to the
form of their electronic
fields.
One type
is
the
single dendron
and axon which
is
structured like
an open circuit
electric
field
such
as
the
pyramidal
cells.
The
other
is
where
the
dendrons
branch
out
radiating
in
all
directions,
with
a
structure
of
a
closed circuit
electric
field
such
as
the
star
shaped
cells
and
fusiform cells
among the neuroglia cells
(see illustration
one).
Actual neurons are often a composite of the two standard structures
such as pyramidal cells whose top dendron main trunk and axon are
an
open
electric
field
structure
and
its
top
dendron
terminal
branch
and
its
base dendron
are
a closed circuit electric
field
structure.
Therefore,
it is generally believed that the external
magnetic field of the head is primarily formed of the open circuit
magnetic field portion of fusiform cells.
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ILLUSTRATION ONE:
NERVE CELLS AND THE
"OPEN CIRCUIT" AND
"CLOSED CIRCUIT"
STRUCTURES
a.
At
top
is
an
open circuit
electrical
field
structure
and
at
bottom is
a closed circuit electrical field structure.
b.
At top
is the top dendron
of
a pyramidal
cell,
the cell body
and
axon
and
at
bottom
is
a
star
shaped
cell
and
the
radiating
dendrons.
Brain magnetic signals are generated by an electrical current
within the brain during excitation of brain cells.
Excitation of
the brain cells leads to ion movement across cellular membrane and
changes
in membrane potential.
This change often begins from one
end of the neuron - the dendron, and passes through the neuron cell
body generating ion movement, forming an electrical current dipole.
We
call
intracellular
electrical
current
the
electrical
current
source.
extracellular electrical current
is volume current.
In
the cerebral
cortex,
one neuron
is
tightly packed between
other
neurons and neuroglia cells, and most of the current passes through
about 0.02 mm wide gaps of cellular membrane.
The conductivity of
the
intercellular
fluid
is
0.2
ohms
per
0.1
meter,
one
order
of
magnitude
less
than
that
of
spinal
fluid.
Compared
with
intercellular volume,
extracellular volume current is spread over
a much wider area.
Therefore,
extracellular space current density
is
much
less
than
that
of
intracellular
current
density.
Therefore,
intracellular electrical current
is the primary source
of
brain
magnetic
signals.
When
a
single
neuron
dendron
is
triggered
by
excitation,
it
transmits
the
current
within
the
dendron flows in the direction of least resistance,
that is toward
from the dendron toward the cellular body.
The external current
then
flows
from
the
cellular
body
to
the
dendron.
The
primary
sources
of
extracranial
magnetic
fields
can
be
expressed
as
approximating
an
electrical
current
dipole.
The
direction
of
electrical current
is
from the dendron to the cellular body
(see
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ILLUSTRATION TWO:
CORTEX NEURON INTRACELLULAR AND EXTRACELLULAR
CURRENT DIRECTION AND ELECTRIC CURRENT DIPOLE
D.
Dendron.
CB.
Cellular
body.
IC.
Intracellular
electrical
current.
EC.
Extracellular electrical current.
v
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.ait
ILLUSTRATION
THREE:
SUPERCONDUCTING
MAGNETOMETER
AND
EXTRACRANIAL CURRENT SOURCED GENERATED MAGNETIC FIELDS
DE.
Detection
Coil.
IC.
Input
current.
SQ.
Superconducting
Quantum
Interference
Instrument.
E.
Superconducting
Electronic
Instrument.
He.
Liquid Helium.
DW.
Dewar vessel.
IV.
BRAIN MAGNETISM RESEARCH AND ITS APPLICATIONS [1,2,3]
Brain magnetism is
a primary field of study of biomagnetism,
comprising a strong third of all published papers in biomagnetism.
Studies in brain magnetism include the MEG which is similar to the
EEG and induced brain magnetograph which
is
similar to the brain
induced potential
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1.
The
MEG
Studies:
The
first
MEG
recorded
using
a
superconducting magnetometer was done
in
a magnetically
screened
room at Massachusetts Institute of Technology by American Scientist
Ke'en
(phonetic)
in
1972.
This
MEG was
not
done
by progressive
averaging,
but the alpha wave was measured directly.
The rhythm
was between seven and twelve hertz and the amplitude was 2.5
X
10"
The
alpha
wave
appeared
when
the
eyes
were
closed
and
disappeared
when
the
eyes
were
opened
and
during
sleep
(see
illustration
four)
.
As for the new signal with alpha wave source
orientation, because alpha magnetic polarization could be observed
in the MEG,
it was believed that the alpha wave source orientation
was perpendicular to the surface of the cortex.
If the alpha wave
generator was
randomly
orientated
to
the
surface
of
the
cortex,
then magnetic polarization would be impossible.
MEG is an effect
method
of
diagnosing
the
location
of
problems
in
the
brain.
Italy's
Rome
Biomagnetism
Laboratory
conducted
MEG
studies
on
eighty
patients
with
brain
disorders
including
brain
scarring,
atrophy,
tumors,
aneurysms
and
calcification.
Current
clinical
applications
are
primarily
for
diagnosis
of
epilepsy
locations.
Everyone
knows
that
persons
with
epilepsy
have
spasms
when
a
seizure occurs.
When a seizure occurs or between seizures,
brain
cells
generate
epilepsy
type
electrical
releases.
This
is
a
temporary high amplitude change in potential.
It appears as a peak
wave or sharp pointed wave and it has a magnetic field intensity of
10 -12
teslar.
The MEG can perform locating tasks based on these
characteristic waves.
Because the MEG locates more precisely than
the
EEG,
the
United
States
has
established
a
center
for
MEG
research to perform locating diagnosis
for epilepsy patients
for
surgical removal.
2.
Induced MEG Research.
In
1975,
Ke'en
(phonetic)
for the
first
time
used
a
superconducting
magnetometer
to
record
an
instantaneous induced MEG.
The greatest advantage to the induced
MEG
measurement
is
that
it
can
perform
three
dimensional
space
positioning
of
sourced
currents
within
the
brain
of
different
stimuli
such
as
touch,
sight
and
hearing.
When
an
cyclical
stimulus
is
applied
to
a
persons
right
thumb,
it
can measure
a
brain
magnetic
signal
of
an
intensity
of
10 -13
teslar.
This
magnetic field source current is located three centimeters from the
central
valley
on
the
right
side
of
the
brain.
When
a
normal
person is given short sound burst stimulation, the N100 portion of
the hearing induced MEG is located on the temporal hearing cortex
area.
When
a painful
stimulus
is applied to
a tooth,
an induced
nerve
magnetic
reaction
is
recorded
at
the
frontal
operculum,
indicating that this area represents a persons tooth marrow.
When
a persons
finger performs random movements,
two sourced currents
can be
found in the brain.
One
is
in the
supplementary movement
area,
related to beginning
of random movements.
The other is
in
the
hand
zone
of
the
primary
movement
area.
There
is
another
internally
sourced
potential
related
to
the
abstract
thought
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process.
Interrelated to this
is
an internally
sourced magnetic
field,
such
as
the P300 which
is
a positive potential.
It
has
a
symmetrical distribution to either
side.
Its potential period is
275 to 600 milliseconds.
Its maximum amplitude
is located at the
top
of
the
center
of
the
scalp.
The
P300
is
related
to
the
experimental
stimulus
guessed
by
the
subjects.
The
greater
the
inaccuracy of the guess of the experimental stimulus,
the greater
the
amplitude
of
the
P300.
Conversely,
the
more
accurate,
the
smaller the amplitude.
According to calculations of measurement,
the P300 sourced current is generated in the hippocampus structure
(see illustration five).
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FIRST RECORDED MAGNETIENCEPHALOGRAPH
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RIGHT ARROW EYES OPEN,
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ILLUSTRATION
FIVE:
MEG
AND
EEG
INDUCED
BY
GRATINGS
WITH
PROBABILITY OF OCCURRENCE
4.2
(DOTTED AND 0.2
(SOLID LINE)
1. Left temporal.
2. Left occipital.
3. Right temporal.
4. Right
occipital
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The
studies
above
indicate
that
the
measurement
of
brain
magnetism
is
a
good
method
for
studying
the
location
of
physiological
and psychological
activities
and
functions
and
for
locating the site of brain disorders.
We can predict that further
applications
and
development
of
superconducting
magnetometer
technology will
reveal
secrets
of
the
functions
of
the brain and
make
a large contribution to diagnosing brain disorders.
BIBLIOGRAPHY
[1]
.
Williamson,
S.
J., et al, Biomagnetism - an Interdisciplinary
Approach,
Plenum Press,
New York
(1983).
[2]
.
Rose,
D.
F.,
et al,
Science,
238(1987),
p
329.
[3]
.
Weinberg,
H.,
et al.
Biomagnetism
- Application and Theory,
Pergemon Press,
New York
(1985).
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THE INFLUENCES AND EFFECTS OF THE FIELD OF CONSCIOUSNESS
ON THE HUMAN BODY
BY:
Lan Guozhong
(Guizhou Institute
of Parapsychology)
The discovery
of the
field has provided scientific
research
with a possible objective basis
for modern Qigong.
Everything is
related to a type of material movement of a field.
The human field
of consciousness
is
a matter movement form of the human body life
structure.
It may command the human body in all its functions and
all
its
abilities.
It
further
may
promote
and
influence
the
overall health of the human body,
causing the human body to be in
a harmonious
overall
system
-
that
is
the
state
of
Yin
and Yang
balance in traditional Chinese medicine.
I.
THOUGHT IS A MATERIAL FORM OF THE FIELD OF CONSCIOUSNESS
American
high
energy
physics
researcher
Doctor
Kabole
(phonetic)
point out that
"Chinese philosophic thought provides
a
philosophic
framework
for
new
theories
in
modern
physics.
The
'DAO'
of
Chinese
Philosophy
hints
at
the
'field'
concept.
The
concept
of
'QI'
is
amazingly
similar
to
the
concept
of
quantum
'field'."
This
important
discovery
of
Doctor
Kabole
(phonetic)
provides modern Qigong with a scientific theoretical basis.
I human thought matter or something else?
Philosophers have
argued
for
thousand
years
and
not
yet
reached
agreement.
From
ancient
Greece
to
China,
form
ancient
times
to
the
modern
day,
various schools of philosophy,
because of their different answers
to
"human thought activity",
have
formed different philosophical
views.
These different views
are the result
of the inability
of
man
to
completely
understand the
structure
and
functions
of
the
human
body.
The
basis
that modern Western medicine
can provide
concerning the
structure
of the human body
is
only the
result
of
anatomical research on the human body.
The theory of a network of
passages
provided
by
Chinese
medicine
is
not
yet
completely
acceptable to modern science.
Because man has not yet completely
and precisely
understood
the
human body
itself,
there
have
been
many different views concerning human thought.
Since the world is
exists in a material form, thought itself also exists in a material
form.
Seriously,
Chinese
ancient
medicine
provides
us
with
some
basis concerning this question,
it is only that this basis has not
yet been completely acknowledged by science.
"Zuowanglun"
states
that
"the heart
is
the master of
the body,
and the
leader
of
all
spirits".
What
is
the
heart?
It
is
what
we
today
call
consciousness or call thought activities.
Chinese proverbs state
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"one
heart cannot
carry
out two tasks"
and
"his
heart
is
not
in
it",
and
"does not use his heart in his studies".
These proverbs
all
deeply
reflect
the
form
of
human
thought
activities.
This
"heart"
is what we
today
call
consciousness
or
thought.
Modern
medicine
believes
that
human
thought
activities
rely
on
brain
cells,
and Chinese ancient medicine believed that thought was the
result of activity by the heart.
Therefore, we have the theory of
heart
spirits.
The
author believes
these
two
have
not yet
been
able to accurately answer this question.
Thought
- consciousness
is a field resulting in activity in the human body.
It is neither
brain cell activity nor heart activity,
but is a material field in
motion,
and is called the
"human field of consciousness".
It can
be anywhere on the human body,
or can be anywhere outside the human
body.
It is a form of matter in motion which is not visible to the
human eye.
The
speed
of
light
is
300,000
kilometers
per
second.
The
field of a speed may be slow or may be the speed of light.
Current
ESP
experiments
demonstrate
that
human
consciousness
is
the
manifestation
of
this
activity.
In
ancient
China
there
were
references
to
"thousand
li
eyes".
This
did
not
refer
to
our
ordinary two eyes, but is what modern Qigong calls "sky eyes".
The
"thousand li" here is not a precise value
, but is a vague concept,
meaning somewhere
far away.
ESP
may
achieve
material
reappearance
in
the
field
of
consciousness.
This fully illustrates that man not only can obtain
knowledge
of
the
three
dimensional
space
portion
of
the
world
through his eyes,
but can also obtain even more knowledge through
an ability at an even higher level
of the human body.
Currently,
for the vast majority of people,
only some knowledge of the field
of consciousness can be obtained through the eyes and with the help
of certain
scientific
instruments.
There
are
still many secrets
about organs
of the human body about which man is still unaware.
II.
PRACTICING QIGONG IS A WAY OF TRAINING TO STRENGTHEN THE
FIELD OF
CONSCIOUSNESS
There are a vast array of different ancient and modern schools
of practicing Qigong in China and abroad.
However, all are carried
out
under
the
guidance
of
the
field
of
consciousness
and
are
training which strengthens the field of consciousness.
Whether it
is the Daoist "Wuwei"
(inaction)
philosophy, the Confucian zhiqi",
the Buddhist
"Zhanding Kongse",
or what the modern Qigong
calls
"Concentrating
on
the
field
of
cinnabar",
"concentrating
on
the
outside",
or
"concentrating
on
certain
channels
of
the
human
body",
in the end, they are all training to strengthen the field of
consciousness
in
order
to
achieve
the
goal
of
physical
and
psychological health.
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The
human
field
of
consciousness
may
be
a
conceived
as
a
multiple dimensional, solid time and space.
Human consciousness is
a multiple dimensional material
field.
What
is commonly used are
the
simplest
of
consciousness
functions
of which
all
people
are
capable
of
using.
According
to Chinese
and
foreign
reports
and
several articles, the field of consciousness is not only capable of
memory,
storage,
speech, photography, computation, writing, but it
is also capable of thought synthesis, killing animals by thoughts,
teleportation,
telekinesis,
and curing disease.
If consciousness
were
only
the
activity
of
brain
cells
or
the
result
of
heart
activity, then how would we explain the phenomena of teleportation,
telekineses
or curing
diseases
mentally.
This
illustrates
that
consciousness
is
a
form
of
manifestation
of
the
field
of
consciousness.
It
is
only
that
we
have
been
unable
to
find
a
scientific
instrument with which we
can
detect
and display
this
phenomenon and show its type of activities.
The objective
of practicing Qigong
is
to enhance
the purity
and strength of the field of consciousness.
It does mater if it is
ancient
Indian Yoga,
Buddhist meditation or Chinese Daoist Wuwei
exercises,
or even one
of the many schools
started
in the modern
world, they all have two links in common, concentration and single
mindedness.
Daoists stress Wuwei
(inaction), meaning to avoid any
sort
of
chanting during
the
process
of
the
training.
Buddhists
stress
meditation,
which
similarly
demands
that
during
the
training,
all
sort
of
individual chanting
is done away with.
No
matter
whether
it
is
concentrating
on
the
fields
of
cinnabar,
concentrating
on
the
outside
environment
or
concentrating
on
a
certain passage in the human body,
the objective
is to strengthen
the
concentration
and
single
mindedness
of
the
field
of
concentration,
mobilizing
the
multiple
dimensional
latent
consciousness
of
the
human
body
to
enhance
the
strength
of
the
consciousness
.
Hallucinating
during
training
is
what
western medicine
has
determined to be mental
illness and what ancient medicine called
madness.
Whether
it be mental
illness
or hallucination,
it
is
a
something wrong with
certain
segments
of
consciousness.
Mister
Foluoyide (phonetic)
is not only a scholar of mental illness, he is
also
a
psychologist.
He
has
not
only
studied mental
states
and
psychological
states.
Whether
it
be
a
mental
illness
or
a
psychological
obstacle,
actually
they
are
all
abnormalities
at
certain
segments
of
the
human
field
of
consciousness.
The
so-
called Zouhuo
(going to far)
is a number of practitioners, because
they lacked proper knowledge of Qigong,
have caused consciousness
to go out of balance or have induced disorder into the field of Qi
in the body, and have lost control.
Rugui
(enter the ghost)
is one
lever
further.
The
practitioner
cannot
properly
treat
some
phenomena which occur
in
the process
of
training,
especially the
phenomenon of being able to see what normal people cannot see when
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a certain passage
in
the body
has
been
opened through
practice.
Because
they
lack
the
proper
knowledge
of
this
phenomenon,
they
cross
over
to where
they
do
not
belong.
However,
anyone who
is
able
to
follow the
principles
of
Qigong,
and who
obtains
proper
guidance
from
an
instructor
will
not
only
not
experience
any
deviation, but will enhance his own physiological and psychological
well
being,
and even might even reach
a point where he possesses
abilities ordinary people do not.
Both the aberrations which occur
during the practice or the abilities which occur
in the practice
are
effects
generated
by
the
consciousness
under
certain
conditions
.
III.
THE
PLACE
OF THE
HUMAN
FIELD
OF CONSCIOUSNESS
IN
THE
HUMAN BODY
"The heart
is
the master
of the
body,
and the leader
of
all
spirits."
The heart
is what we today refer to as the human field
of
consciousness.
The
field
of
consciousness
is
not
only
the
master
of
the
body,
but
it
is
also
the
supreme commander
of
the
functions
of
all
the
organs
of
the
body,
allowing
the
bodily
functions operate normally in accordance with natural laws, forming
a harmonious entity with the universe.
The human body is also an
individual
harmonious
miniature
universe.
The
field
of
consciousness is the center of this universe,
just like the sun,
it
causes the planets of the entire solar system to travel around it.
The difference
is,
the sun constantly explodes generating energy,
while the field of consciousness relies on the constant reception
of
various
forms
of
energy
from
the
universe
to
maintain
life
activities
.
The
practice
of
Qigong
is
a
means
of
constantly
enhancing
this
energy,
allowing
the
energy
of
the
body
to
be
utilized to the maximum extent.
In a Psi
state,
a person can
see the regular functioning
of
his won organs.
In Chinese medicine theories,
the use
of metal,
wood,
water,
fire
and
earth
to
represent
the
five
different
characteristics
of
the
five
internal
organs,
signifies
five
different
material
structures.
These
five
different
material
structures
are
not
the
five
material
structures
of
Western
medicine's anatomy which can be seen by the human eye,
but are the
material structures of the five different fields seen inside while
in a Psi state.
The independent small systems,
etc.
The brain is
a Milky Way
of endless mysteries.
According to demonstration by
modern
science,
the
brain possesses
more
than
ten
billion
nerve
cells,
while man
is
only able
to utilize
a portion
of
them.
In
Yoga,
the brain
is
called the
first wheel.
Once
this wheel
has
been mastered, the body can made heavy, the body can be made light,
or can become what
is called in Qigong circles
as
Qi.
Therefore,
it
is
only
this
that
makes
possible
modern
age
passing
through
solid object technique, invisibility technique and even the reality
of being buried underground
for twenty years without anything
to
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drink or eat.
This all can only be accomplished under the guidance
of
the
field
of
consciousness.
However,
modern
science
cannot
fully
explain
it.
The
Qigong
phenomenon
of
Wuyantong
(seeing
through
five
eyes)
is
being
in
contact
with
the
universe.
Any
Qigong master or person with Psi abilities who attains this level
is
able
to receive various types
of
information
in the universe.
The Fuoyantong (seeing through the eye of the Buddha)
, which is the
seventh wheel of Yoga,
has
some similarities.
Fuoyantong
(seeing
through
the
eyes
of
Buddha)
not
only
can
see
progress
of
past
societies, but can also see developments of future societies.
Thus
we have the ancient Chinese philosophical
idea that
"man and the
universe are one"
.
There are very few individuals who are actually
able to really understand this philosophical idea.
_ It is very hard
to accept by anyone who does not possess Psi abilities.
Everyone
knows
that
Wang
Yangming
is
not
only
engaged
in
literary
and
philosophical
research,
but
he
is
also engaged
in Chinese Daoist
techniques.
A number of famous doctors
in ancient China,
such as
Bian
Xi,
Hua Tuo and Li Shizhen all practiced different
forms
of
Qigong,
and all had a certain degree of paranormal abilities.
If
this were not the case, how would Bian Xi have ben able to see that
Duke Cha Heng's illness had entered the bone marrow.
How would Hua
Tuo
have
been
able
to
see
that
Cao
Cao
had
a
brain
tumor.
In
addition
to
absorbing
the
experience
of
his
predecessors,
Li
Shizhen relied on
his
own Psi abilities
to obtain the ability to
treat different diseases with plants.
If he did not have a certain
degree of Psi abilities,
it would have been very difficult for him
to contemplate the gigantic volume
of
his pharmacopeia
of
herbal
medicines.
This abilities not only existed in ancient times, there
are
presently many persons with
ESP who
have
similar
abilities.
Comrade Zao Qunxue from Guizhou
is one example.
In the masses
of
today
there
may
also
be
a
very
small
number
of
individuals
who
retain this ability.
The
different
abilities
mentioned
above,
under
certain
conditions,
especially under the guidance
of
a high level Qigong
master,
with
field
of
consciousness
training,
many
people
can
achieve
this type
of
abilities.
A number
of
present
day Qigong
masters,
especially
certain
schools
which
are
unwilling
to
publicize
their
secrets,
attained
various
abilities
through
practicing different types
of Qigong.
Through the development of
these
abilities,
the
field
of
consciousness
takes
on
a
role
of
commander in chief, and acts as the commander in chief of the human
body.
IV.
THE
INFLUENCES
AND
EFFECTS
OF
THE
HUMAN
FIELD
OF
CONSCIOUSNESS
ON THE HUMAN BODY
The
human
field
of
consciousness
not
only
acts
to
promote
health and to develop human paranormal abilities, at the same time,
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under certain conditions,
it can also influence the health of the
body.
In
Chinese
medicine,
such
things
as
joy,
anger,
worry,
thought,
sorrow,
fear and fright can lead to different disease in
the
body.
Modern Western medicine psychological treatments.
The
treatment in Qigong by manifestation and the various techniques of
practicing Qigong cause different changes
to be brought about
in
the human body through the effect of the field of consciousness.
The effect of strengthening the body and improving health.
A
persons physical health is also consciousness health.
This is our
ordinary emotional
state.
Emotions are an important part
of. what
we
call
the
field
of
consciousness.
The
so-called
emotional
breakdown is a serious jolt to the field of consciousness.
People
all know that cancer
is
a medical problem which has not yet been
overcome.
Many patients do not seem too sick before they find out
they have cancer,
but once they found out they have cancer,
there
is a rapid change in their state of health or they die.
To a large
extent,
it is the field of consciousness that is first confused or
gives itself orders to die
- cancer cannot be cured.
However,
some
cancer patients
do
not view cancer
as
an
incurable
disease,
but
under the strong effect of the field of consciousness and treatment
with some medicines, they continue to live.
This type of change in
the state of
a disease,
to a certain extent,
id determined by how
strong
or
damaged
the
field
of
consciousness
is,
that
is,
the
emotional
state.
Medicines
three
parts
cure,
seven
parts
care,
must
be
acknowledged
as
being
related
to
the
emotions
.
The
relaxation
and
entering
tranquility
in
the
practice
of
Qigong
naturally
refer
to
purifying
the
field
of
consciousness
in
the
human
body.
It
does
not
matter
if
it
is
"Wuwei",
"Kongjing
(quiet)",
or
"concentrating
on
the
fields
of
cinnabar",
the
objective is always to regulate and clear the various qi fields in
the human body.
People skilled in the practice of Qigong all know
that
if
an organ is damaged or diseased,
the transport
of. Qi can
clear
it
up.
This
transport
of
Qi
is
carried
out
with
the
coordination of the field of consciousness.
Similarly, during the
process
of
practicing
Qigong,
if
one
wants
to
improve
his
own
abilities,
the first step is to first of all clear oneself of any
diseased
Qi.
The process
of
eliminating
any diseased Qi
is
the
removal of various types of diseased Qi to the outside of the body
under the effect of the field of consciousness, thus achieving the
objective
of
health.
The
process
of
strengthening
the body
and
improving health in the practice
of
Qigong
is
a training process
for the field of consciousness.
The
Healing
and
Strengthening
Effects.
Various
types
of
diseases and pathological changes of the body, with the exception
of those from external injuries,
are to a certain extent disorder
in the various fields
of the human body,
imbalance in the yin and
yang,
so that the various functions of the body are not in harmony.
This causes problems to occur in the functions of ceratin organs.
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Whether consciously of not, these problems first of all are caused
by the effects of the field of consciousness or by
a shock to the
field
of
consciousness.
In
the
Chinese medicine,
joy
harms
the
spirits, anger damages the liver,
sadness damages the lungs, worry
damages the spleen and fear damages the kidneys.
This is damage to
functional
organ
fields
under
the
effect
of
the
field
of
consciousness.
In Chinese medicine, medicinal treatments regulate
and balance the functions of the human body through a combination
of various medicines.
Chinese medicine does not try to get rid of
inflammation
locally
as
does
Western
medicine,
but
clears
the
passages
and
balances
the
yin
and
yang
in
the
body
to
achieve
overall adjustment.
In the "Huangdi Neijing",
it says that the key
to
treatment
of
diseases
is
to
treat
the
heart.
What
it
calls
treat the heart means the process
of regulation
of
the emotions,
which is the field of consciousness.
In the process of treating a
disease, one must find the primary worry of the patient or the root
of the disease.
Qigong treatment of disease is even more obvious.
The
Qigong
master
uses
the
release
of
external
Qi
to
directly
regulate the field potential of the person being treated.
During
the treatment process,
it
is
always necessary
for the patient to
relax and enter a quiet state.
It is necessary for the patient to
cooperate with the Qigong master.
The process of this cooperation
is
for
the
patient's
field
of
consciousness
to
receive
various
forms
of information from the Qigong master
so that the patient
'
s
field potential can follow the field of consciousness of the Qigong
master.
More
sensitive
patients
can
sense
the
direction
of
movement
in
the
field
potential
when
the
Qigong
master
is
transmitting.
When
transmitting
and
during
the
treatment,
the
Qigong master is similarly in a process of activity of the field of
consciousness throughout.
It does not matter if the transmission
is done from the palm of the hand,
or through light waves or sound
waves, they all must be in concert with the field of consciousness.
During the process
of receiving treatment,
if the patient's field
of consciousness
is
in close concert with the Qigong master,
the
disease will be cured very quickly.
In the Qigong circles,
they
say
that
it
works
if
you
believe
in
it
and
not
if
you
don't
believe.
This refers to the patient's field of consciousness being
able to accept the external Qi form the Qigong master to be able to
open
up
the
various
channels
in
the
body
and
thus
receive
the
treatment from the Qigong master.
Throughout China's history, high
ranking
Buddhist
and
Daoist
priest
all
warned
that
unbelievers
would
not
be
cured.
The
so-called
unbelieving
means
that
the
patients field of consciousness does not accept the treatment.
In
today's
world
where
medicine
is
highly
developed
and
patients
commonly are given shots or medicine. Qigong treatments are a field
of consciousness effect treatment seldom seen by the common oman.
There
are currently
a very
small number
of patients
in China who
can
accept
Qigong
treatment,
and
these
are
patients
for
whom
Western medicine
has
no
answer,
or who must
undergo
surgery
and
Chinese
medicine
cannot
cure.
Naturally,
Qigong
treatment
is
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extremely
closely
related
to
psychological
treatments.
That
is
because the Qigong master releases his external Qi,
and the Qigong
treatment includes some psychological treatment, which is the field
of consciousness coordination treatment.
Therefore, Huang Di said
to Zhi Bo
in his conversation that
in ancient times treatment
of
diseases
were
incantations,
modern
man
uses
acupuncture
and
medicines,
and modern man has higher expectations.
Actually,
in
the
process
of
the
development
of
civilization,
the
field
of
consciousness
has
been strengthened.
Disease
field potential
is
not easily broken.
Just like today’s children, their diseases are
much more
easily cured than those
of
adults.
The more
famous
a
Qigong
master,
the
more
effective
his
treatment.
This
is
determined by the degree of confidence in the Qigong master.
Many
patients
are cured when
they report
to
the Qigong master .
Some
show no effect
at all.
This process
is
the reaction and counter
reaction of the
field
of consciousness.
For anyone who honestly
and
sincerely
comes
to
be
treated,
there
will
definitely
be
an
effect.
As
for those who do not believe,
either there will be no
effect or the results will be diminished.
Most people in today's
world
of
developed
medicine
are
doubtful
about
the
effects
of
Qigong,
and
it
is
difficult
to
break
through
their
field
of
consciousness.
Therefore, the effects of Qigong can presently only
be
demonstrated
and
utilized
on
a
small
number
of
people.
For
animals and children,
once or twice
is enough to cure the disease.
The
reason
for
this
is
that
their
field
of
consciousness
is
especially weak,
and the disease field
is also easily broken
(the
author conducted an experiment on animals,
and one Qigong release
was
enough
for
a
cure)
.
It
is
for
this
reason
that
as
human
civilization is advancing, certain human abilities are regressing.
The practice
of
Qigong
is
an
effective
means
of
preventing
this
type of regression.
If everyone recognized the effects of Qigong,
accepted Qigong treatment,
then the human field of consciousness
would of necessity play an even greater role and more effectively
promote advancement of mankind.
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NIKOLA TESLA
AN INVENTOR WITH PSI ABILITIES
Nikola
Tesla
was
the
inventor
of
the
alternating
current
generator and electrical power system.
This strange inventor also
invented basic radio equipment,
florescent lights,
remote control
guidance equipment, adjustable mechanical shock absorbers and short
range wireless power transmission equipment.
Nikola
Tesla
was
not
only
an
inventor,
but
he
also
was
a
person with ESP abilities and who tried to explain this phenomenon.
Nikola Tesla was Yugoslavian and lived in the United States.
He was born in a small village of Simili'ang
(phonetic)
on July
9,
186.
He was
the
fourth born,
and he
had
an older brother named
Daniel.
Daniel was very bright,
and before he died very young,
he had
been
exposed
to
a
very
bright
flash
of
light,
and
therefore,
whenever he was excited,
he had problems with his
normal vision.
From the time Tesla was a child,
he was bothered most
of the time
by a similar phenomenon.]
He
later described
it
saying,
"When
I
am exposed
to
strong
flashes of light, various images appear before my eyes, causing me
to be unable to see objects clearly,
and confusing my thinking and
behavior.
It is very painful.
These images are pictures of things
and places which
I
have
seen before,
and are not my imagination.
If
someone
spoke
to
me,
then
a picture
of what
he
had described
would
float vividly
in
front
of my
eyes.
At
times
I
cannot
be
certain if what
I see is real or not.
This causes me a great deal
of
distress and worry.
I
have
asked
a
number
of
researchers
in
psychology and physiology about this.
However,
none of them were
able to satisfactorily explain this phenomenon...."
Tesla deduced that this phenomenon was caused by caused by a
reaction of the brain on the retina when he was highly excited.
These phenomena were not illusions.
When he lay down to sleep each
night,
a
funeral
he
had attended
or
some
other
such
event would
appear vividly before
his
eyes.
If
he reached out his
hand,
the
scene would remain unchanged.
"If my explanation
is correct",
he wrote,
"then any object
a
person can conceive of can be projected as an image on a screen so
it can be seen.
An advancement of this king could allow for basic
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changes
in human relationships.
I deeply believe that
some
day,
this will become reality.
I can also say that
I have spent a great
deal of time and effort in trying to solve this problem."
In order to escape from the troubling images and try to find
a
moments
peace,
young
Tesla
could
only
submerge
himself
in
a
fantasy world.
Every night
he would go
on an imaginary
journey,
visiting
a number of new places,
new cities and new countries and
live
there.
He
would
meet
a
number
of
people
and
make
some
friends.
"Ho
matter
how
absurd
it
sounds,
these
people
were
actually just like real people.
They became very close to me,
and
their voices and faces were
just as real
as actual people.
This
continued
until
he
was
years
old.
After
that,
he
concentrated all his thoughts on his inventions.
At that time he
was
unusually
happy,
because
he
had
discovered
that
he
had
an
unusual ability to imagine things.
He did not need
a model
or
a
diagram,
and
did
not
need
any
testing
to
be
able
to
see
all
of
these things perfectly clearly in his mind.
Therefore,
"I was
in
no hurry to find a real
job.
When
I had an idea,
i would turn it
into
a diagram in my imagination.
In my mind
I would change
its
structure,
improve its design,
and operate this equipment.
It did
not
make
any
difference
to
me
if
I
ran
a
turbine
in my mind
or
tested it in a ship, even if the turbine became unbalanced,
I would
not give up on it."
He could memorize at a single glance an entire
typewritten page or all the precise relationships and dimensions of
countless diagrams on a page.
After
he
was
years
old,
he
had
finally
driven
those
troublesome images from his mind.
However,
every time he faced a
crises or misfortune,
or when he was overjoyed, mysterious flashes
of
light would
appear
before
his
eyes.
He
had
no
control
over
this.
At times he saw flames in the air all around him.
Not only
did the intensity of the lights not decrease, but increased as time
went
on.
They reached their peak when he was about 25 years old.
When
he was
years
old
he
said,
"Every time
I
think
of
a
promising
idea,
that
sort
of
flashing
still
continues
to
occur.
However,
it does not bother me so much any more.
The intensity has
also decreased.
When
I close my eyes,
I still always first see an
extremely dark and evenly blue background.
It is just like a clear
starless
night.
After
a
few
seconds,
this
background
becomes
active,
and there are countless green flashes.
There are several
layers
of
green
lights
coming
at
me,
and then
a beautiful
image
appears
on
my
right.
That
is
a
number
of
parallel
lines
close
together.
There
are
two
sets
of
these,
perpendicular
to
each
other.
They are very colorful,
primarily gold and silver.
They
are very close together,
and the lines get brighter and brighter,
and
the
whole
picture
is
covered with
sparkling
dots
of
light.
This
image
slowly
passes
before
me,
and
in about
ten
seconds
it
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