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A) Approved For Release 2000/08/15 : CIA-RDP96-00792R000400420001-7 LN734-85 Research in Human Paranormal Capabilities (Quarterly) Volume Two, Isue Two (Published June 15, 1984) How to subscribe to Research in Human Paranormal Capabilities: This first publication was first published in March o;f 1983. It publishes reports on reséach experiments in China on human paranormal capabilities, as well as papers on special topics, classical research, exploration in Qigong ' theory, and foreign research on human paranormal capabilities. This is a quarterly publication. Each issue is 0.50 Yuan. For the four issues annually, it is 2 Yuan. How to subscribe: Bank draft (send to Shanghai Commercial Bank, Xu Ban-Hua Branch Office, Nature Magazine, Account Number: 7100216) or Postal Money Order (Shanghai Post Office Box 5056, Natur Magazine, Mail Order Group). When. remitting money please write the name of organization or person and address clearly. Editor: Research in Human Paranormal Capabilities, Editorial Department Publisher: Nature Magazine Press Shanghai, POB 5056 Printed by: 12th Shanghai Municipal Printing Plant Distributor: Nature Magazine Press Domestic Distribution (Shanghai Publication Number 361) Price: 0.05 Yuan -96- Approved For Release 2000/08/15 : CIA-RDP96-00792R000400420001-7
‘Approved For Release 2000/08/15 : CIA-RDP96-00792R000400420001-7 LN734-85 Research in Human Paranormal Capabilities Volume 2, 1984 ° (Original issue was published March 15, 1983) TABLE OF CONTENTS (Research Activity) ' Special topic: A Memorable Important Day.....cscccssccccccvcevescvoess page 3 First Board of Directors Meeting of Neimenggu Human Research.......... page 7 by Mi Rui Breaking through the Obstacles of Space for Psychic Writing............page 22 by He Qin-Nian An Experiment of Using Psychic Powers to Break Needles and Make them Whole Again, by Lin Shu and Others....eeeecceccccccccrcccceeccceeseees page 27 Analysis of Tests on Transmission of Sensations through Channels in 25 Psychic Children--Test and Analysis, by Li Guan-Jun....cssececceeesees page 31 An Experiment into the Psychic Magnification Effect, by Nai Chi-Jing.. page 43 Reliability of Experiments in Human Psychic Vision, by Bo Jin-Hua ANd OCHErS.ceeccreccercccccccrrvseessvesrseserevescsscessessccscsseses page 47 Health through Jinggong, by Lyu Ji-Tangercccscccccccccccvevecccccveucs page 58 Some Ideas on Our Understanding of Diagnosis by Human X-ray Vision.... page 66 Letters from Readersscscescceececececcccecesececucesaeeecececneeeeseee page 70 A General Discussion of Parapsychologysscscscceccceecccceeceucauseeecs page 75 A Psychic Student in Japan (Asaihi Shimbun Weekly)..........seeeeeee04 page 90 Suggested Chinese Renditions of SOme English Language TermS....ee.s0e6 page 6 Pictures: Commemorative Activities of the China Human Science Commission (Preparatory) (Drafts submitted by Zhu Run-Long, Zhang Nai-Ming, and Qi Jing-Xi) -~95- Approved For Release 2000/08/15 : CIA-RDP96-00792R000400420001-7
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CONTENTS
1. Basic Research and Experiment
page
1—1 META-SYNTHETIC INVESTIGATION INTO HUMAN SOMATIC EIGEN-
STATES
Yu Hefeng et al
1—2 DYNAMIC CHARACTERISTICS OF PHYSIOLOGICAL CHANGES UNDER
THE QIGONG STATE
Song Kongzhi et al
1—3 ON HEALTH CONSIDERATIONS TO PROPOSE A MODEL DETERMINED
BY MODERN CHEMICO-PHYSICAL BASES TO UNIFICATE THE ABIOT-
IC WITH THE BIOLOGICAL WORLD
Antonio Dorigo et al
1—4 A SCIENTIFIC STUDY OF THE PRINCIPLE OF HEALING BY QIGONG
Kazu Mori et al
1—5 THE INFLUENCE OF QIGONG TRAINING ON COHERENCE OF EEG
DURING ONE YEAR PERIOD
Yang Sihuan et
al
1—6 MEASUREMENT OF PHYSICOLOGICAL PHENOMENA AND OTHERS OF
QIGONG MASTERS UNDER THE QIGONG STATE
Yoshio Machi
1—7 A STUDY OF THE POSSIBILITY OF PUSHING BLOOD FLOW TOWARDS
THE HEAD AND CHEST IN THE LYING POSITION WITH THE HEAD ON
A LOWER LEVEL DURING QIGONG EXERCISE
Hou Shuli et al
1—8 THE STUDY OF MAGNETIC SIGNALS UNDER THE QIGONG STATE BY
SUPERCONDUCTING BIOMAGNETOMETER
Wu Benjie et al
1—9 KIRLIAN IMAGING
VISUAL INVESTIGATIONS INTO THE NATURE
OF QI AND THE EFFECTS OF QIGONG
—
Richard H. Lee
1—10 INFLUENCE ON THE VEGETATIVE FUNCTION AND ITS MECHANISM
BY BREATHING HARMONIZATION
Zhang Jinmei et al
1—11 A STUDY OF PREVENTION OF CARDIAC FUNCTION DISORDER DUE
TO IMMEDIATE ENTRY INTO HIGHLANDS BY QIGONG EXERCISE
Mo Feifan et al
1—12 A STUDY OF PREVENTION OF MICROCIRCULATING DISORDERS OF
PILOTS IN HIGHLANDS BY QIGONG
Mo Feifan et al
1—13 A STUDY OF THE INFLUENCE OF YUAN
JI QIGONG ON PHYSICAL
AND MENTAL HEALTH OF STUDENTS
Wu Hanrong et al
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Block No.
Block Name
Block Purpose
Analogue
12.
Contiguous
memory device
Continuous accumulation
of unprocessed data
Nonrandom memory
13.
Probability
counter and
priority gen-
erator
Determining the priori-
ties of entering data,
processing of priorities
of realized programs,
and
probablistic estimate of
program effectiveness
Needs, motive hier-
archy formation,
and
learning
14.
Burner
Conversion of behavior
algorithms
into behavior-
al programs
Formation of neuron-
ic codes
in behavior
control
15.
System loader
System information load-
ing
No analogues
16.
On-line load-
er
Selection of priority
programs and their place-
ment
in the processor RAM
Actualization of
individual experi-
ence
17.
Output
inter-
face
Formation of codes
for
executing systems
(image
decoding)
Formation of a se-
quence of motor acts
(primary,
secondary,
tertiary motor ana-
lyzer fields)
18.
Effectors
Execution of the output
interface commands
Neuromuscular system
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Approved For Release 2000/08/15 : CIA-RDP96-00792R000400430021-4 LN190-91 TABLE FOUR: RESULTS OF SUCCESSFUL TABLET EXPERIMENTS Name of medicine CIWUJTA XTAOYANLI- DANPIAN DIFFERENT TYPES MIXED Seal Size of tablets Number in unopened Number Number Date container removed remain- completed i Unopened original container, Disk shaped 10 om 100 62 29 Apr 84 cork stopper sealed with wax in diameter and and plastic screw on lid 6 wn thick Original umopened container, Disk shaped, 10 mn 100 44 4 May 84 cork stopper sealed with wax in diameter and and plastic screw on lid. 6 mm thick A 100 ml high ginseng content Yellow, red and light 10 5 5 glucose dropper bottle with brown tablets were 10mm 10 1 9 a rubber and an aluminum cap. diameter and six am thick; 10 3 7 the blue and red/blue 7 May 84 gel capsules were 15 ma ~ 10 5 5 long and Sum in diameter 10 2 8 Frame three, this tablet is already three mm from the bottom of the bottle. The tablet is one centimeter in diameter. Similar to this was the removal of unexposed photograph paper from the 500 ml dropper bottle and the removal of removal of unexposed photograph paper from the iron tea leaf tube. The unexposed photograph paper was all unexposed. Illustration 11 shows the removal of unexposed photograph paper from a 500 ml bottle as captured on videotape. 40 milliseconds. outside the bottle. It is a continuous process, with each frame Beginning with frame four, the photograph paper appears In frame five it is half in and half out, and the 2.5 X 3.5 cm flat packet is parallel to the surface of the table, cutting through the side of the bottle horizontally. This demonstrates the entire process of a solid object breaking through the wall of a container and shows the object half in and half out of the container. In the sixth frame it is completely removed. Approved For Release 2000/08/15 : CIA-RDP96-00792R000400430021-4
Approved For Release 2000/08/15 : CIA-RDP96-00792R000400430021-4 LN190-91 Illustration 11: Videotaped continuous process of removal of unexposed photograph paper through a 500 ml dropper bottle. Each frame is 40 ms. 4: This is fourth frame. Smal} portion of unexposed paper appears outside of glass 5: Fifth frame: half of unexposed 6: sixth frame: paper appears outside of glass. paper is outside of glass other half is inside the glass, darker portion above packet. The 2.5 x 3.5 Packet comes out flat. 12 Approved For Release 2000/08/15 : CIA-RDP96-00792R000400430021-4
Approved For Release 2000/08/15 : CIA-RDP96-00792R000400430021-4 LN190-91 7: Seventh frame: unexposed packet of paper already totally outside the glass The results of this group of experiments not only demonstrates that the break through point is the wall of the container, but that the break through of the obstacle occurs in a time sequence. B. RESULTS OF EXPERIMENTS WITH CONTINUOUS TARGET OBJECT SAMPLES The results of the experiments with samples 5 and 6 are shown in table 5. In the type of sample bottles used in samples six, there is only a 1mm hole in one end of the bottle. The removal of the iron washer with its shielded wire from inside this bottle without damaging the original seal is unquestionably further proof of the reality of paranormal abilities. From the videotape of this experiment it can be seen that the process of the fingers pinching one end of the wire, causing the shielded wire inside the glass to follow the movements. of the fingers outside the glass in a shearing motion. As shown in illustration 12, from frame two to frame seven are the continuous video tape results. The space between each picture are four frames. It is possible to see the subject with paranormal abilities pinch the end of the shielded wire between the thumb and forefinger of his right hand. As his fingers move twice, the shield wire inside the bottle appear to make the same movements.” Interestingly, although it appears to be making a shearing motion horizontally against the wall of the container, it did not leave any mark on the wall of the container which is visible to the naked eye. This is similar to the tablet breaking through the medicine bottle. 13 Approved For Release 2000/08/15 : CIA-RDP96-00792R000400430021-4
Approved For Release 2000/08/15 : CIA-RDP96-00792R000400430021-4 LN190-91 APPRECIATION: During the process of these experiments we were aided by chairman Zhang Zhenhuan and comrade Qian Xuelin. We received guidance from Office Chief Chen Xin and Associate Professor Wang Xiubi. We were directly assisted by comrades Zhai Yanxiang, Jiang Gongzhi, Chen Zhiming, Liu Yuezi, Tian Huilai, Liu Min, Cheng Meiyu, Liu Hu, Li Chenxiang, Wei Yanfang and Yao Wenlan. We would like to show our appreciation to al] these individuals here. 18 Approved For Release 2000/08/15 : CIA-RDP96-00792R000400430021-4
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TABLE FOUR:
RESULTS
OF SUCCESSFUL TABLET EXPERIMENTS
Name of
medicine
Seal
Size of tablets
Number in
unopened
container
Number
removed
Number
remain-
ing
Date
completed
CITOJIA
Unopened original container,
Disk shaped 10 mm
100
29 Apr 84
cork stopper sealed with wax
in diameter and
and plastic screw on lid
6 mm thick
XIAOYANLI-
Original unopened container,
Disk shaped,
10 mm
100
4 May 84
DANPIAN
cork stopper sealed with wax
in diameter and
and plastic screw on lid.
6 mm thick
FIVE
A 100 ml high ginseng content Yellow,
red and light
DIFFERENT
glucose dropper bottle with
brown tablets were 10mm
TYPES MIXED
a rubber and an aluminum cap. diameter and six mm thick;
TOGEIHER
the blue and red/blue
7 May 84
gel capsules were 15 mm
long and
5mrn in diameter
Frame
three,
this
tablet
is already
three mm from the bottom of
the
bottle.
The tablet
is one centimeter
in diameter.
Similar
to
this was
the removal
of unexposed photograph paper from the
500
ml dropper bottle and
the removal
of
removal
of unexposed photograph
paper from
the iron
tea
leaf
tube.
The unexposed photograph paper was
all
unexposed.
Illustration
11 shows
the
removal
of unexposed photograph paper from
a
500 ml
bottle
as captured on videotape.
It
is
a continuous process,
with each
frame
40 milliseconds.
Beginning with
frame
four,
the photograph paper appears
outside the bottle.
In frame five
it
is half
in and half
out,
and
the
2.5 X
3.5 cm flat packet
is parallel
to
the surface
of
the
table,
cutting through
the
side
of
the bottle horizontally.
In
the sixth
frame
it
is completely
removed.
This demonstrates
the entire process
of
a
solid object breaking through
the
wall
of.
a container and shows
the object half
in and half out
of
the container.
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Illustration
11:
Videotaped
continuous process
of
removal
of
unexposed
photograph paper
through
a
500 ml dropper bottle.
Each
frame
is
ms.
3:
This
is third frame
4:
This
is
fourth
frame.
Small
portion
of
unexposed paper appears
outside
of glass
5:
Fifth
frame:
half
of unexposed
6:
sixth
frame:
most
of
unexposed
paper appears outside
of
glass.
paper
is outside
of
glass
other half
is inside
the glass,
darker portion above packet.
The
2.5
x 3.5
Packet comes out
flat.
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