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Approved For Release 2001/03/07 : CIA-RDP96-00792R000300430001-7 LN163-93 wavelength of 260.0nm, the absorption was 0.0562Abs; and at 340.0nm, 0.0332Abs. In the diagram, the dotted line represents the water in its original state without absorption. (2) Diagram number 2 (a) shows Q-3, named Liu; diagram number 2 (b), for Q-7, named Li, shows that, after emanating qi at the water, the water's strongest absorption was wavelength 190.0nm at 0.0951Abs and 191.6nm at 0.0391Abs. Those comparatively weaker than Q-1 are indicated in Table 1. Table 1: A Comparison of the Strongest Absorption from Different Qi Masters F Baile (Abs) BQ1=Ex 189. 0 260. 0 340. 0 190. 0 f Q-3 xXx KEY: D Q-724x 191. 6 E Q-5 9X 189. 0 A. Qi Masters B. Q-1 Wang Cc. Q-3 Liu D. Q-7 Li E. Q-5 Luo F. Absorption (Abs) 3, The water, after being influenced by those with unique functions, showed strong absorption in the ultraviolet section of the absorption spectrum but differed according to person and time. The ultraviolet absorption curve of the effect of numbers T-3 to T-7 on the water is shown in diagram 3 (a) through (e). Table number 2 shows the following: A Comparison of the Effects on Water of Different Unique Function Modes Areca lB xmesoneea (a)T-4 BEX (b)T-3 BX (c)T-5 2B X (d)T-6 BX (e)T-7 BX Hw BRM 0. 0938 KEY: A. Order (Diagram 3) (a)T-4 Tang (b)T-3 Yuan (ce) T-5 Li (d)T-6 Yu (e)T-7 Zeng Different Unique Function Modes PK allocation Speaking with unique intelligence to cure illness Unique movement to cure illness Unique intelligence for awareness {of the history of other people, etc. } Unique intelligence to cure illness Strongest Absorption Peak values (Abs) H@On mMmOIOW Approved For Release 2001/03/07 : CIA-RDP96-00792R000300430001-7
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LETTERS CONCERNING THE SEQUENCE OF RESEARCH INTO SOMATIC SCIENCE
1.
A Letter from Qian Xueseng
to Yang Dianxiang
Professor Yang Dianxiang:
On
30 May
I received your letter and the material you sent
me.
Thank
you very much
l
I think that research on somatically unique functions,
qi
functions,
and
outer qi should proceed in the following sequence:
(1)
First prove that somatically unique
functions,
qi functions
,
. and
outer qi can change the structure of material
.
At present there
is quite
a
bit of work being done on this aspect and your essays are
in this
sphere of
research.
We can thus
say that there
is ample proof.
(2)
Since we know that the structure of matter receives the effects
of
somatically unique functions,
qi
functions,
and outer qi,
and that there
is
change,
now we need to research what changes
the structure undergoes and we
need to do research right down to the molecular and atomic level
.
This will
not be easy.
(3)
After this,
progress
further:
what after all
is somatically
_ unique
functions,
qi
functions,
and outer qi and how do they produce changes
in the
structure
of matter.
This
is even more difficult.
Over the past few years my
guess has been that
qi
is
a kind of complex parameter regulating and frequency
regulating electromagnetic wave but
I have not yet performed experiments.
(4)
After the above three steps then we will be clear on the effect of
somatically unique functions,
qi functions,
and outer qi on the structure
of
matter and then we can use human labor to manufacture this kind of influence
in order to transform matter.
I'm not sure the above
is
correct.
Please advise me.
Sincerely,
Qian Xueseng 1991.6.4
.
A Letter from Qian Xueseng to Xie Huanzhang
Professor Xie Huanzhang,
Enclosed
is
a copy of
the material
sent
to me by the Deputy Chancellor
of
the
Inner Mongolian College of Medicine,
Assistant Professor Yang Dianxiang
and a copy of my letter to him.
Please read them carefully.
I don't know
if
what
I wrote
in the letter
is accurate.
Please advise me.
Sincerely,
Qian Xueseng 1991.6.4
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a: | | | ¢ \ (t=9.80) than day -3. Finally, for group four (LM), there were no Significant cifferences oetween geomagnetic activity between any of the days. Combining groups tnree and four (df#14), rmx statistically significance differences were Found between the geomagnetic activity on any of the days. However, activity — a on days pius 1 (t=3.71, df=14), plus 2 (t=22.87), and plus 3 (t=2.75) were Lower than for monthiy averages. Discussion The results of the HH grouo in this study are basically similar to the V-shaped pattern in peamagnetic activity that has beer oabserved during soontanecus T-C experiences (e.9.. Persinger & Schaut, 1986). However, the HM group in the Maimonides data did shaw a temporal pattern that was similar ta that ofthe group that demonstrated the strongest psi effect. Because the third day before tne key day demonstrated such elevated geomagnetic activity in the HM group, we suspect that the apparent V-shape is misleading and that magnetic storms Aad been in pregress, Qur .hypothesis was confirmed as can be seer in Figure 4, Analyses ar the gecmaqnetic activity for the HM oraup indicated tnat day -3 (tnree days before the key day) displayed significantly Hreater geomagnetic activity. than the monthly average. This pattern is strongly reminiscent of geomaqnetic storms. Gn the other hand, the HH croup, the one that showed the greatest psi, demonstrated a pattern where there was no pre-experience elevatian in geomagnetic activity compared to menthiy values. Instead, there was a sudden decrease in pecmagnetic activityy this activity was signi ficart ly lawer thar For the month of for tne days before or afterwards. This latter pattern and wat the pattern displayed by the HM proup is more typical of profiles than 466 Approved For Release 2000/08/11 : CIA-RDP96-00792R000400030001-0
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51 x)
for
Similarity
to
the dreams and
oost-sleep
interview,
thf
outcome was considered
a
hit.
If
the
actual
target
had
been ranked m the
low-,-
oalf
of the
oool
<e.g.,
44,
#5,
#6
in
a
pool
of six),
the outcome w.%
considered
a miss.
The median score of
the
three
judges
was
selected
to
determine hits and
misses.
For
tne
purposes
of
thi«
study,
the
ranks
were divided
into
four
categories.
A
"high
hit"
would
he
a rank
in the top ouartile
<e. g,
#1
or #a
m
a
oool
o* eight;
in
a
pool
of
six),
a
"low hit"
would
be
a
rank
in the
second
cuartile
(.e.q.,
#3
or
#4
in
a
pool
of eight;
#£ or #3
in
a
pool
of
six).
"high
miss"
would
be
a rank
in the third quartile
(e. g.
,
#5 or
#6
in
a
oool
of eight;
#4
or
#5
in
a
pool
of
six);
a
"low miss"
would
be
a rank
in
the fourth quartile
(#7 or
#8
in
a
noil
of eight;
#6
in
a
pool
of six).
The
first
night'
each
subject
spent
at
the
Maimonides Laboratory was
utilized
and
the
other
nights were discarded.
This yielded 62 experimental
t-l
nights
available
for analysis —
IB
"high hits," 23
"low hits,"
"high
misses,"
and
"low
misses."
The
cases
represent
an
almost
total
collection of subjects
seer, between
.'968
and
1969
at
Maimonides.
Procedure
It
was decided
to
use geomagnetic activity
as measured
by the
AA
index.
Nortnern hemisphere AA values
were
collected
for the
3 days
before,
the day
or,
and
tne
cays
after
the
day
that
each
subject
began
the
dream
experiment.
These
AA values were determined
from Mayaud’s
(1973)
data
and
conseouent
monthly
uodates.
Mean monthly values were also
listed.
Subjects
(cases)
were coded according
to gender and to the closeness of
their
dreams’
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correlation Detween
AO
values
and anomalous
laboratory behavior would
be of
interest
not
only
to parapsychologists
but
to
msfiy other researchers as
well,
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& Seloen,
G.
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l.
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of ESP
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N.
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of
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