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DST-1810S-3H7-75
September
1975
SECTION
III
-
TELEPATHY
(ENEP.CT TRANSFER)
IN HAN
PART A
-
Classical Theories
and Experiments
_
.
,
_ r i nts have reported
that abilities
Over
the past
25 years,
ov
—anTTcTl eHaHiy hav0 bcon
such
as cj^jscgsory^erceptlon
controUcJ
conditions,
demonstr ated
in
the
la _o—
L-yj^Jd
in
the Soviet
technical
and
pop-
isny-srThc,;
<V'
,olr
«
ular
literature.
human
telepathy
Is
not
known.
U
,
forts
to Icam about
the
,
truc
and
lf m fnd-to-mind
thought
tr.ms
ZZT'y^r.. -y
attempt « ««*
nooac.d
In
tho Soviet Solo"
“off del r.copnltloa of
pnrn-
hovever.
this attltodo jradoa
ly ehansvd.
Oftlcl^
^ cmsiJ , r .lbu
psychology
as
a legitimate
sc
cn
disciplines which had
previously
been
by
the
Party’ s recognition
of ot^dJLscl£li^«L-.-^ThlTo^"^ VelTtivl ty
,
re -3 e 5.
t 5:1—
'"vasilcv* pub 1 i shod
his "Mysterious
ancf cybernetics).
In
1959
.
by his "Experiments
In
Ph.nom.na of
th. Hjf-a"
'’ay' 1’';
cau.od »o.o .ntprl.o »»
Mental Suggestion.
,
ihcsc
two publ
_
implications were apparently
u«sc«tn .el.nti»t». hut th.
tWo ponslhlo.
overlooked dn
the. West.
— , -frkf0VTeaoorch
In
to lepnthy
and
The publication
of V“^’* “^e^ilt rl^a'cherfindlunerous
'
appearance
of? countless
,
y
Soviet parapsychology
research
articles
in
the Soviet per
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P««•
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into
gained
impetus
and- sophistication,
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Tlic
potential
applications
of
focusing mental
Influences
on
an enemy
through hypnotic
telepathy have
surely occurred
to
the Soviets.
The hulk
of
recent
telepathy
research
in
the USSR has
been concerned with
the
transmission of emotional or behavioral
Impulses
and
the study
of
physio-
logical
responses
to PR exorcises,
etc.
In
their exploration
o
telepathy,
thev
are seeking
the cveuual
capability
to reproduce
and
to amplify
the
phenomena so
that
control
is
feasible.
Control and manipulation of
the
human
consciousness must be considered
a primary goal.
DST-1810S-387-75
September 1975
According
to both Soviet and Czech
researchers,
one major advantage
of studying psychotronic generators
is
the reproducibility
of
their ef-
fects*
in addition,
they can
be activated by nearly anyone, with or with-
out any special psychic abilities.
The devices nay have other practical
applications not related
to parapsychology.
The Czechs claim
that
irra-
diation
of seeds with
the energy enhances plant growth,
and
that
Industrial
pollutants
have been precipitated out
of water by
Its action
(Figure
7).
These claims may be open
to question,
since
in
1972,
Zdenok Rejdak.
head
of
the Psychotronic Research Section of
the Czechoslovakian Society
for
Science
and Technology,
termed
the experiments wi .h
plants
and water
"ineffective."
A recent newspaper article, JO quoting Pavlita,
reported
that his
generators
could serve
as weapons;
no
further details were
given.
No
'information
is
available
on Czech efforts
to develop psychotronic weapons,
but Pnvllt 3
has
stated
Chat some
forms
of
his
devices
can exert both
favorable and unfavorable effects
on
living organisms,
including man.
In
experiments with snails
exposed
to
the energy
from
a generator,
a state
similar
to hibernation
resulted.
When
flic3 were placed
in
the
gap
of
a
circular generator
(Figure
6)
they
died
instantly.
In another
test,
Pavlita aimed
a generator at
his daughter’s head
from
a distance of
several
yards.
Her electroencephalogram
(FEG)
changed,
she became dizzy,
and her equilibrium, was_ disrupted.
In
their present
form and
size,
Pavlitn’s
devices
could
probably
exert
an effect
on humans
at only
relative!''
s- JVC
range.
It
is
possible
that
their size
could be enlarged
or
their energy amplified,
thereby ex-
tending
their range.
IE
the Czech claims
for
these devices
are valid,
biological energy might be
an effective antipersonnel weapon.
It would
be difficult
to defend against,
since
it apparently penetrates most common
forms
of
insulation and
its
reported effects
(changes
in brain wave char-
acteristics
disturbance
of equilibrium,
dizziness)
could
result
in
personality changes or physical discomfort which might alter combat
ef f cctivcne3.
Soviet or Czech perfection of psychotronic weapons would
pose
a
severe
threat
to enemy military,
embassy,
or security
functions.
The
emitted
energy would be silent and difficult
to detect electronically
(although
the'Sovicts
claim to have developed effective biological energy
sensors)
and
the only power source
required would
be
the human operator.
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PART V
CONCLUSIONS
DST-1810S-387-75
September 1975
Soviet and Czechoslovakian
researchers
have accepted
the
reality .of
paranornal. events
and
are primarily concerned with
the formulation
of
a
unified
theory. to describe
the basic energy transformations
involved.
The Soviet emphasis
on
the electrostatic
and
electromagnetic conponerts
of
the
energy may
play
an
important
role
in
the
final determination
rf
the nature
of psychical phenomena.
This
emphasis
on energetics
or
inter-
action effects
has
lead
to
the concept
that man must
be
investigated
as
a
complete ,, integrated
unit.
Soviet and Czech psychotronic
research will eventually be
oppli< d
to
human problems.
As
this
occurs,
the question will
arise whether
this
knowledge
and
the equipment developed will
be used
for
the enhancement
of
human freedom and
social development,
or
for
regimentation and enslavement.
Psychotronics could
conceivably play
a
role
in contributing
to
the survival
of
the human species;
by emphasizing
the interconnections between
all
living
beings,
it should help
to reduce human aggressive
tendencies.
By
the same
token,
it could also
be applied
to
increase
such aggressive
tendencies
and
it has
powerful potential for use
as
an effective weapon against groups
of
men and key leaders.
The Czechs claim
that
a direct
transfer of biological energy
from
healthy tojHseased or injured muscle
is
not only possible,
but
proven.
The. Soviets
do not
restrict
the possibility
of
such energy
transfer
to any
one physiological system,
but state
that biological energy
transfer can be
utilized 'to relieve human
functional disorders
of
the nervous
system,
the
internal organs,
and
the mind.
In all
cases,
such medical applications
of
biological
energy
transfer
are officially described
as having beneficial
results,
but
this may
not
necessarily
be
true.
Ry analogy,
conventional
medical
techniques
can
be beneficial,
but when misapplied,
can cause
serious
damage,
or even
death.
By
the same
token,
there
can
also
be
''psychlc"_malpractice_,
although
the Soviets
and
Czechs
are not
likely
to
publicize
-
"this
fact.'
'
Both Czech and
US
researchers
have described Robert
Pavl lea’s work
with psychotronic generators
as possibly
the most
important contemporary
development
in
the
field
of
parapsychology
and
as
a major contribution
to
the deeper understanding,
mastery,
and utilization
of biological energy
for human advantage.
Just
as
in
the example
of direct
transfer of
bio-
logical energy
for medical
purposes,
the use of such devices
is
not
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