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“FRY e IO FAY FET oo7oes70q01-8 terrorist Alert dssued ton iis “tying _ Approved For Re : CHINA, From A25 The embassy notice to U.S, cit. Beijing. Other nations hostile to the United States, Such as Iran and North Korea, also Maintain e€mbas- Sies here, and the PLO has a smal] Officials interviewed by The reflects a genuine threat and that ashington Post recently said the American Citizens , , , Should take appropriate Steps to Protect them. Selves,” An embassy Official said that in- forination Concerning the threat Was provided to the embassy late yesterday by a “high-ranking rep- 'Fesentative” of the Chinese 8overn- ment. i. US, antiterrorist Officials in Washington reported a week ago that Gadhafi, using the cover of Paj- S ba} fet) FS -T) oo > ® wv a n 5 S 5 aS ha S my ist known as Abu Nidal, ho has | been at odds with the PLO, . . Officials also said they be- lieve that the Japanese Red Army terrorist 8roup, with Possible Lip. yan backing, was Fesponsible for absent from a Playground where they usually play, mbassy officials Said that de. the Middle East and elsewhere, MOAMMA GADHAFI Spite the warning, they Plan to hold ! ibya Maintains an embassy in | said to be aiding Japanese Stoups a Fourth of July celebration, ' . ss 70001-8 — 0792R0007005 | MK, ase 2001) ig las PRONG alee, SO Cpt ¢
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In the moonscape of lava cones atop Hawaii’s Mauna Kea volcano, the U. S.,
United Kingdom, Canada, and France have raised a cluster of observatories.
Nearly three miles in altitude, they stand above almost half the earth’s
atmosphere and 90 percent of its water vapor, excellent for ground-based
National Geographic, June 1983
infrared telescopes. The island location is free from atmospheric turbulence induced
by landmasses , as well as light pollution from cities. Logistic support can be
shared. A real problem for astronomers, however, is that too few such telescopes
are available for the research that needs to be done.
The Once and Future Universe
Ice
has
replaced
the
fiery
breath
of
Me
urn
Kea
,
asleep
for
3.600
years
,
One
of
its
many
cones,
snow
sheathed
in
winter
months
.
draws
these
skiers
for
a
three-day
February
meet.
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elucidates that qigong
is very effective on the increase of the peripheral blood flow volume,
thus enhanceing the microvascular vasomotion.
The investigation is continuing.
Q. M.
: qigong master
(X ±SE,
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: P<C0. 05)
EFFECTS OF THE EMITTED QI ON IMMUNE JUNCTIONS
IN ANIMALS
Li Caixi, Jlnlong, Liu Zhiyun, Zhao Guang, Zhang Yu and Zhang
Guoxi
(Xiyuan Hospital, China Academy of Traditinal Chinese Medicine,
Beijing
, China
)
In order to investigate the actions and the mechanism of the emitted
qi on preventing and
curing human
diseases,
we
have
used
experimental
animals
to
observe
the
effects
of
the
emitted qi on the immune functions.
Materials and methods;
Mice and rabbits were treated by the
qi emitted by two kinds of
qigong doctors
for a period of
time.
The functions of humoral immunity,
cellular immunity
and nonspecific immunity, and the histochemical reaction in spleens were observed.
Results.
1. The emitted
qi could increase peripheral blood leucocytes.
It was found that
the number of leucocytes in the animals having received the emitted
qi was much higher than
that in the control (P<C0. 01).
2. The emitted
qi could enhance the level of serum antibodies significantly.
Experiments
showed that the serum agglutinin in the mice treated with the emitted qi increased from 33. 04
±10. 34
to
48. 98 ± 16. 4 (P<0. 05)
.
The
level of rabbit serum
nemolysin
in the group
treated
with
the
emitted
qi was found
to
be
higher
than
that
in
the
control
group.
After
determining the level of rabbit serum anti-THY901 agglutinin for 15 tines during 96 days,
it
was found that the
special antibody level in the treated group and in
the control group were
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improved by an increase of 16. 11 % on an average (P<0. 001).
These
results
show
that
both
qigong
and
Taijiquan
are
beneficial
to
respiratory
rehabilitation.
A CLINICAL STUDY OF CHOLELITHIASIS TREATED BY
QIGONG AND EAR-POINT THERAPIES IN 40 CASES
Ma Shuan
(Dongzhimen Hospital,
Beijing College of Tradifional Chinese Medicine, Beijing, "hina)
Among the 40 cases,
13 were males and 27 females.
Ages were between 41 and 60, 7
eases were 61 + ,3 cases were 40“
.
1.
Sandy gallstone (Non-operation).
2.
Diameter of the gallstone was
1 ^ cm and the patients refused operation.
3.
Patients
were
treated by
Western
and
Chinese
medicine
for
3-6
months
without
success.
4.
Patients were treated by ear-point therapy with failure.
Method
:
1. 10 cases were treated by the ear-point therapy as the control grouo (G. I) and 30 cases
were treated by the qigong and ear-point therapies (G II).
2. G
II did the qigong exercise two-three times a day, 50 minute each.
3.
The doctor emitted his qi to the patients simutaneously to promote the flow of qi and
blood of the patients.
Criterion of cure
:
(1) Marked effect:
Discharge of stone lg+
, symptoms removed.
(2) Effect;
Discharge of stone lg
, symptoms removed or relieved,
yet relapse seen.
(3) Failure; No discharge of stone and symptoms remained.
Effect of treatment;
Among the 30 cases,
21 were markedly effective,
9 were effective.
The total treatments
were
486
times
and
the
total
discharged
stones
weighed
357. 92g
(C.73g.
/ time
on
the
average).
In
the
control group
all
of
the
cases were effective,
The
total treatment reached 130
times, and the total dischairged stones weighed 14. 38g.
(0. llg. /time on the average).
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experimental
results
coincide with
the
predictions.
In
this
paper we
will
give a very
brief
review on this work and for the
first time we will present the calculation results on chaos and
fractal dimension of
qi in
the qigong
state. We suggest that the theory of coincidence of the
human body and heaven and the chaos resonance
principle are the
basis of qigong
exercises
and medical qigong
,
and the Chinese Qigong Medical Insrument
is the only chaos technology
for the moment in the world.
According to the
“Five Element Theory”
and the newest chaos theory we made the three
predictions s
1.
The human body has strange attractor behaviours.
2.
Both qi and EEG are CHAOTIC signals.
3.
In the qigong
state the correlation dimension of
qi and EEG will saturate at n = 5,
corresponding to “five” in the “Five Element Theory”.
There are several evidences to support our predictions;
1.
Professor Scott and his colleagues have shown that the correlation dimension of EEG
saturates at n— 5 for special cases.
2.
Anhui Medical College has shown that the spectrum of subsound
in the meridians of
sheep has continuous spectrum at low frequency region. We are sure this
is the chaos signal.
3. A group at the Zhejian University has shown that the correlation dimension of EEG at
the qigong state saturates at n = 6.
4.
Two
group
in Shanghai and
Northeast China have
given
evidences
indicating
the
continuous spectrum of infrared radiation from qigong masters.
Recently we have studied the infrared
signal from qigong masters. We have calculated
the power spectrum,
. the phase diagram and the correlation dimension.
The main procedures
and results are as follows.
1.
The qigong signal (infrared radiation for example)
is x(t).
2. From the qigong signal to construct a vector space
{Xi
(n)
} =
{Xj, Xi+ l ,
> Xi+Cn-Olx}
x
is a delayed time.
3.
The correlation integral C n (e) and the correlation dimension D 2 are calculated
C (n) (e) =
I Xi
(,° -X(n)il)
n il
]
e(R) =
l
D 2
-
li m Log
for
R > 0
for
R < 0
C (n) (e)
Loge
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con Approved Faggelease 2004/08/02 : CIA-RDP96-0078%jR000100120001-9 SECRET ST-CS-01-169-72 July 1972 PREFACE (S/NFD) This report summarizes the information available on Soviet research on human vulnerability as it relates to incapacitating individuals or small groups. The information contained in this study is a review and evaluation of Soviet research in the field of revolutionary methods of influencing human behavior and is intended as an aid in the development of countermeasures for the protection of US or allied personnel. Due to the nature of the Soviet research in the area of reorientation or incapacitation of human behavior, this report emphasizes the individual as opposed to groups. (U) It is not within the realm of this report to make an in-depth study of research and utilization of the multitudinous aspects of psychology and psychiatry. It is strongly suggested that these subjects, and the military use thereof, should be established as separate studies. The importance of basic and applied research in these areas should not be overlooked, (U) The information reported covers the period from 1874-1972 and has been drawn from scientific, medical and military journals, intel- ligence reports, magazines, news items, books, conferences, and other reports as referenced. The information cut-off date for this report was 31 January 1972. (U) The author of this study is Captain John D. LaMothe, Medical Intelligence Office, Office of The Surgeon General, Department of the Army, Washington, DC 20314. Constructive criticism, comment and suggested changes are invited from readers. These should be sent _to the author through the Defense Intelligence Agency, ATIN: DT-IA, Washington, DC 20301. ili (Reverse Blank) NO FOREIGN DISSEMINATION ScChc] Approved For Release 2004/08/02. : CIA-RDP96-00787R000100120001-9
Approved For Rgfease 2004/08/02 : CIA-RDP96-00787Q60100120001-9 CONFIDENTIAL ST-CS-01-169-72. July 1972 TABLE OF CONTENTS Page No. Preface —-—-------—---—~—-- Sn nn nn nn ne — iii SUMMALY —e mmr nn rr ee er rn nr crn re nn nn xi PART I — INTRODUCTION TO HUMAN BEHAVIOR MANIPULATION -~------—--- 1 SECTION I - Background -----—---—~--~--—-~+=-=-— ++ =-~--------+- + —- 1 SECTION II - Current Events -----------—--—~-~---------~----~+~-- 2 Part A - Events in Northern Ireland —-—-~-~-~~~~--—-~--~—-----~- 2 Part B - Events in the Soviet Union -----~--------—-----~---- 3 Part © - Soviet Response to Events in the USSR ---—----~~~~—- 8 SECTION III - Soviet Psychology and Psychiatry mom rr nen 9 Part A- A General Review ------~-----~--~~------~------------ 9 Part B ~ Soviet Military Psychology -----------—-~---——--- _ -13 Part C - Soviet Use of Psychology for Behavior Manipulation - i5 SECTION IV - Psychological Phenomena/Psychological Weapons ---~ | 15 “Part A - Temperature ---~—--~-~---~—--+—~-~..-~~---+--—-~---~+- 16 Part B ~- Atmospheric Conditions -—~----------~----~---~------~-~- 16 Part C - Olfactory Phenomena ~---~—--~-—---—~—-—-——-—-——~-----—- 17 Part D - Light —-------—~+~--—--~--~--+~+-~+—-----~--+ +--+ +++ 17 Part E - Sound ------~------—-----------—- ~~~ ~~ ----+--+~+~~+- i8 Part F - Electromagnetic Energy -~—-----—---—~~--—-~----~----~ 18 Part G - Deprivation ~-~-~-~-----~-~--~-~--—~----~-~-—-—~-~~--+--~~ 19 PART If — PARAPSYCHOLOGY IN THE SOVIET UNION -----~-------------~ 21 SECTION I ~- Background ----~-------------~—--~—-~——-——~~—- —----+~-~~ 21 SECTION II ~ Significance of Parapsychology in the USSR ------—- 24 SECTION III - The Apport Technique --~---~---~-----~~—-----~-~~~ 27 SECTION IV — ESP and Psychokinesis ~-----—~~-~--~— ---~~~~-—~~-~- 31 , SECTION V - Summary and Military Implications ---~-----~—~~---~ —_ 39 v CONFIDENTIAL Approved For Release 2004/08/02 : CIA-RDP96-00787R000100120001-9
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| A pproved For Release 2003/09/10 : CIA-RDP96-00792R000700620001-2 vanishing point. The climate in France, on the other hand, is likely to reinforce theoretical, phenomenological or field work, and a courting after risky "macro" effects — through studies with gifted subjects, clinical case studies, anthropological and ethological investigations, and 50 on. There is little doubt that the experimental approach is more likely to gain us favors with hard-headed scientific audiences, and an entry into establishment science; the earlier mentioned successes of American parapsychologists attest to this. However, the more adventurous approaches have their own appeal. It may be these which, in some wild chase over the landscapes will unveil the true forms behina the walls of data, and satisfy our thirst for meaning: Concliusian We are all drawn to the ideas of communication and collaboration. Communication implies enrichment, expansion of knowledge, broadening of visions collaboration suggests the warmth of shared creativity, and promises levels of achievement beyond the reach of isolated individuals. In our field, especially, plagued as it is by chronic funding problems and endless battles for recognition, communication and collaboration are necessities, not just luxuries. But neither communication nor collaboration "just happen” s automaticallys they must be actively pursued and reinforced. Tris is especially true when geographical, linguistic, , : political, cultural, or philosophical factors obscure and : obstruct sharing and interchange. I think it is clear, at this point, that differences in parapsychology are inevitable and that, at this stage in the development of the field, we cannot specify priorities, objectives and methods which are universally preferable over other ones. Our criteria for "“gaod science” reflect specific aesumpt ions and values, which in turn may be culturally bound, or the result of a particular historical tradition. Consequently. in reflecting upon how better to communicate, it is important we appreciate the relativity of our own perspectives and develope & tolerance fOr, and respect of, differences. Once we accept that all approaches probably have Some etrengths, and some weaknesses, Wwe May begin to exchange more freely and make room for collaboration. After ali, to work together, we don’t really need to speak the same languages We just need to understand what the other is ernving. A 328 pproved For Release 2003/09/10 : CIA-RDP96-00792R000700620001-2
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