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//((BY REPORER WU DONGFENG (0702 2639
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((TEXT)) GUANGZHOU,
27 JUL (XINHUA) —
A NEW RAPID REACTION TINTT
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((PLA));
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COMMANDER AND POLITICAL
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RESPECTIVELY,
OF THE GUANGZHOU MILITARY REGION;
AND LIN
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SECRETARY OF THE GUANGDONG PROVINCIAL PARTY COMMITTEE.
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AND
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TABLE OF CONTENTS (Cont)
5.
Support
for Related Disciplines (U)
6.
Summary of Governmental Support (U)
Section VIII
Summary and Conclusions (U)
1.
Paranormal Processes (U)
2.
Other Paraphysics Topics (U)
3.
Research Environment (U)
Appendix
I
Personalities and
Facilities Associated with Paraphysics
(U),
Annex A
Personalities and
Facilities—Prime Paraphysics Areas (U) ........
Annex B
Personalities and Facilities—Secondary Paraphysics Areas (U)
Annex C
Journalists Who Have Reported on Paraphysics (U)
Annex D
Anti-Paraphysics Writers (U)
Appendix
II
Biographical Notes—Selected Personalities (U)
Appendix
III
Methodological and Data Considerations (U)
•
References
LIST OF TABLES
Table
I
Academic Specialty of Paraphysics Researchers—Prime Areas (U) ..
Table
II
Type of Facility Housing Research—Prime Areas (U)
Table
III
Number of Cities,
Facilities, and Personalities Involved
in
Paraphysics Research-Warsaw Pact (U)
Table
IV
Most Important Research
Facilities—Prime Paraphysics Areas (U)
Table
V
Comparison of Two Interviews with the Same Source (U)
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CONTENTS
(U)
ABSTRACT
(U)
v
I
BACKGROUND AND OVERVIEW
(U)
A.
Chronology of Major Events
(U)
B.
Official Policy
(U)
II
EAST-WEST EXCHANGE
(U)
A.
China Psychoenergetics Tour— Introduction
(U)
B.
Institute of High Energy Physics
(Beijing)
(U)
C.
Shanghai Meeting with Editorial Staff of
'Nature'
('Ziran Zazhi
'
)
(U)
.
D.
PRC Representation at Cambridge Conference
(U)
III
ASSESSMENT AND CONCLUSIONS
(U)
A.
Assessment
(U)
B.
Conclusions
(U)
REFERENCES
APPENDICES
A
EXCEPTIONAL HUMAN BODY RADIATION
(U)
B
STUDY OF THE EXTRAORDINARY FUNCTION OF THE HUMAN BODY
IN CHINA
(U)
C
PARTIAL BIBLIOGRAPHY ON CHINESE WORK ON EHBF
(U).
.
.
.
SGI
B
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Page No.
Preface
v
Executive Summary
ix
Section
I
Introduction (U)
1.
Terminology (U)
2.
Scope (U)
Section
II
Specific Investigations (USSR) (U)
1.
Information Processes (U)
2.
Energetic Processes (U)
Section
III
Historical Review (U)
1.
USSR (U)
2.
Other Warsaw Pact Countries (U)
Section
IV
Subception (U)
1.
Introduction (U)
2.
Dowsing (U)
3.
Ideomotor Response (U)
4.
Myotransfer (U)
5.
Electroencephalogram Response (U)
6.
Suppressed Neuromuscular Response (U)
7.
Involuntary Physiological Changes (U)
Section
V
Theoretical Aspects (U)
1.
Electromagnetics (U)
2.
Quantum
Physics (U)
3.
Gravitation (U)
4.
Holography (U)
5.
Other (U)
Section
VI
Paraphysics Research Environment (U)
1.
Belief Structures (U)
2.
Perceived Threat from the Weat (U)
3.
Organizational
Politics (U)
4.
Net Assessment (U)
Section
VII
Level of Research Effort—Quantitative Measures (U)
1.
Barriers to Assessment (U)
2.
Number of Paraphysics Researchers (U)
3.
Facilities Housing Paraphysics Research (U)
4.
Government Support for Paraphysics Research (U)
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The China Encyclopedic Almanac of
1981,
published by the China Great
Encyclopedia Press,
has the vocabulary entry "extraordinary function of
the human body"
in its column on science and technology, which introduces
the development
of
the study of the extraordinary function of
the human
body in China, 6
and also points out that "there are
still
some people
holding sceptical attitudes with respect
to the authenticity of the
extraordinary function of the human body."
.
Studies of Chinese Scientists
During the past
three years,
the Chinese scientists, have carried out
experimental
studies on the aspects described below.
Under strictly controlled experimental
conditions,
the authenticity
of
the
special inductive function of the human body,
such as "recognizing
the characters with the ears" was verified.
To rule out possible artifacts
as well as false results,
and to ensure the level
of scientific rigor,
while continually improving the experimental methods,
the experiments
have been
designed in keeping with the following requirements:
(1)
A specimen
("target" for recognition and its package)
has to possess certain characteristics
of
"uniqueness"
to ensure
that
it
not be duplicated and exchanged in
designed experimental conditions.
(2)
The "target"
for recognition has
to be sealed in "opaque"
and "irreversible" forms,
so that, under the designed
experimental conditions,
if
the package
is opened it
will be destroyed and cannot be completely restored;
if
it
is
not opened,
the "target"
in it
cannot
be
recognized with ordinary
sight..
(3)
Both the experimenters and the
subject
should be unaware
of
the content of
the "target"
to ensure "double blind"
conditions and
to avoid hints
(cues).
(4)
Reliable on-the-spot observation by more than one person
or by a videorecorder, which can be replayed for examina-
tion,
or both.
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11.
Lin Shuhuang
,
Zhang Zhongqi
(Beijing Teacher's Normal College)
et
al
.
,
"Some Laboratory Tests on the Extraordinary Human Body Function of
Moving Objects," Nature Journal
,
Vol .
4,
p.
652
(1981).
12.
Zhao Yongjie,
Xu Hongzhang
et al.
(High-Energy-Physics
Institute
of
the Chinese Academy of Sciences)
, "Laboratory Tests on the Study of
the Physics of Human Body Radiation with Biological Detectors,"
Nature Journal
,
Vol.
4,
p.
602
(1981).
13.
Zhao,
Yongjie
et
al.,
"Using the Quantum Number System to Capture the
f Fagong
'
radiation of Qigong and
(other) Extraordinary Functions,"
Electronics Science and Technology ,
No.
7,
p.
(1981).
14.
Zheng Tianmin,
Zhu Nianl.in;
Luo Xin
(Yunnan University),
Li Hongyi
(Wuhan University)
et
al .
,
"Unusual Phenomena of Extraordinary
Human Body Function upon Photosensitive Detectors," Nature Journal
,
Vol.
4,
p.
563
(1981).
15.
Lin Shuhuang
et al.,
"Magnetism and Extraordinary Function of the
Human Body," Nature Journal
,
Vol,
4,
p.
114
(1981).
16.
Wang Shengli
et
al
(Shanghai
Institute for Laser Technology),
"Laboratory Tests on the Non-Visual Recognition of the Color Spectrum,"
Nature Journal
,
Vol.
3,
p. 336
(1980).
17.
Fang Xiaoren, Liu Yicheng et
al .
(Physics
Institute of
the Chinese
Academy of Sciences),
"The Initial Determination of Extraordinary
Human Body Function Subjects in regards to their Ability to Perceive
Non-Visible Light," Nature Journal
,
Vol.
4,
p.
895
(1981).
18.
Zhang Zuqi
et
al.
(Beijing University),
"One Example of
the Extra-
ordinary Human Body Function of Direction Recognition," Nature
Journal
,
Vol.
3,
p.
741
(1980).
19.
Zhang Zuqi
et
al
.
(Beijing University),
"One Example of the Extra-
ordinary Human Body Function of Direction Recognition:
Part Two,”
Nature Journal
,
Vol.
4,
p.
292
(1981).
20.
Yang Jianhua
(Biophysics
Institute
of the Chinese Academy of Sciences),
"The Study of the Special Characteristics of
the Body's Perception
of Light
at Specific Transmission Intensities," Nature
Journal
,
Vol.
4,
p.
897
(1981).
21.
Liu Yicheng et al.,
"initial Observations on the Ability to Perceive
Special Optical Phenomena with Non-Visual Seeing," Nature Journal
,
Vol.
4,
p. 900
(1981).
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22.
Zhang Yuzhi
(Biophysics
Institute)
et
al.,
"Response Sensitivity of
the Human Body's Non-Visual Seeing
to Four Different Wavelengths
of Light," Nature Journal ,
Vol .
4,
p,
104
(1982),
23.
Wang Chu et al.
(Beijing University),
"The Process of Unscrambling
Patterns," Nature Journal ,
Vol.
3,
p.
438
(1980).
24.
Chen Yi
et
al .
(Changchun College for Traditional Chinese Medicine),
"Results of
Initial Laboratory Tests on the Ability of the Human Body
to Enlarge Objects," Nature Journal
,
Vol.
4,
p.
185
(1981).
25.
Luo Ling-r et
al
(Beijing University),
"The Process of Distinguishing
Multi-layered Overlapping Objects with Extraordinary Human Body
Function," Nature Journal
,
Vol.
4,
p,
291
(1981).
26.
Shao Shaoyuan et
al.
(Beijing University),
"The Process of Unscrambling
for Recognition by Extraordinary Human Body Function of Patterns on
Folded and Rolled Paper," Nature Journal
,
Vol.
5,
p.
274
(1982).
27.
Ye Ziquan
(Biophysics
Institute of the Chinese Academy of Sciences),
"The Human Body's Recognition of Non-Visible Patterns," Nature Journal,
Vol.
5,
p. 276
(1982).
~
28.
Chen Taoqiu
(No.
6 Factory for Radio Electronics, Liaoyuan City),
"Verification and Exploration of Remote Mind-Reading," Nature Journal,
Vol.
4,
p. 756
(1981).
~
29.
Qian Xuesen,
"The Systematic Sciences,
the Neuro Sciences and the
Sciences of the Human Body," Nature Journal
,
Vol.
4,
p.
(1981).
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PARTIAL BIBLIOGRAPHY ON CHINESE WORK ON EHBF
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(U)
Miscellaneous
:
(1)
Zhao,
Yongjie et al.,
"Using the Quantum Number System to
Capture the
' Fagong
radiation of Qigong and
(other)
Extraordinary Functions," Electronics Science and Technology ,
No.
7,
Vol .
(1981).
(2)
He Chongyin
(Nature Magazine Publishing).,
"Extraordinary
Function of the Human Body,"
1981 China Encyclopedic Alamanac .
(3)
Combined Experimentation Group on Extraordinary Function of the
Human Body,
"Combined Experiment Report Concerning
the Validity
of Certain Extraordinary Functions
of the Human Body,"
(1982)
Forthcoming
.
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. y * Approved For Release 008A aR 079 7 ne 4 ow -00792R LASSiF ~ ED WNCLASSIFED THE ERA OF A NEW SCIENCE WHICH “CAN MEASURE CONSCIOUSNESS ITSELF The interaction of consciousness and matter (energy) INOMATA Shuji (Chairman, Japan Psychotronics Institute) Initially it was difficult to establish the new science of ‘psychotronics"” in physics. . It has; however, become possible - to. formulate a quantitative and scientific argument concerning the interaction of consciousness and matter (energy). I intend here te, discuss quantitatively the interaction of consciousness and “matter from. the staidpoint of a complex theory of thermodynamics “and a composite theory of electromagnetics and gravitation. For “na concrete model I shall rely on the combustion of magnetically activated fuel oil. I shall adopt the "consciousness energy" ‘extraction process. COMPLEX THERMODYNAMIC THEORY AND VIRTUAL ENERGY In general, in catalytic processes where "virtual energy" intervenes, '. instead of the Carnot-Clausius type of thermodynamics the following complex theory of thermodynamics obtains, where temperature and heat quantity have been complexed. Taking i = v-l: ; T=T, +iTe C1) Q=Q;+i1Q2 Ty is the temperature actually measured on the thermometer and iT, is the imaginary temperature inferred from the state of the matter, . whilst Q is the real quantity of heat and iQ, is the virtual quantity of heat. se manera come oo792Roqa4pegannss-4 UNC asc ic SG1A
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WILL THE REAL
SCOTT JONES
PLEASE
STAND UP
?
The
purpose
of
this
monograph
is
to
sing
the
praises
of
the
Renaissance
Man
of
the
Paranormal,
Cecil
B.
Scott
Jones,
Ph
. D
.
If
your
field
is
ufology,
you
know
Scott
as
a
mover,
shaker,
organizer
and
confidante
of
some
of
the
central
.
figures
in
u|0
research.
And
if
you
are
a
parapsychologist,
you
recognize
the
same
face
from
countless
symposia,
boards
of
directors,
and
the
like.
Ufologists
and
parapsychologists
seldom
communicate,
and
even
more
rarely
do
they
attend
each other's
meetings.
So
it
comes
as
*
shock
to
each group
to
learn
that
Scott
has
a
oo
so
planted
in
the
11 other"
arena.
His
interest
in
these
fields
appears
to
have
been
triggered
by
personal
experience.
Scott
describes
his
UFO
sighting,
which took place
when
he
was
a
tlavy
fighter pH
in
the
Korean
War,
thus:
"As
I
rolled
into
a
split-S
to
descend
to
low altitude
from
around
30,000
feet,
I
saw
a
silver
disc
directly
overhead"
(Adv a 2.£®£ MlifLi ------
Re por ted
Du ring
The
K orea n
War,
R.
F.
Haines,
LDA
Press,
os
Altos,
CA,
1990,
page
54).
He
also
had
a
,
..
n _
"parapsychological"
experience,
which
he
describes
in
these
vague
terms:
"When
I
retired
from
the
tlavy,
as.
a
result
of
something
that happened
to
me,
in
the
tlavy,
which
was
parapsychological
in
nature,
I
decided
that
there
_ would
be
interest
and
there
might
be
a
commercial
application,
if
what
I
was
calling
then
applied
psychic phenomena
was
understood,
and
could
be
used
in
certain circumstances"
(Lecture,
Society
for
Psychical
Research,
England,
tlovem
er
1990
)
.
UFOLOGY
Scott's
"clout"
in ufology
can
perhaps
be
illustrated
by
a
brief
summary
of
his
activities
at
the
TREAT
II.
conference
in
January
1990
at
the
Blacksburg,
Virginia
campus
of
Virginia
Polytechnic
Institute
&
State
University
(Virginia
Tech).
For
you
parapsychologists,
TREAT
stands
for
Treatment
and Research
of
Experienced Anomalous
Trauma.
And
that
is
crypto
for
UFO
abduction
research.
About
investigators,
including
many
research psychologists,
clinicians,
MDs
,
physicists
and
assorted
intellectuals
who
take
the
abduction phenomenon
very
seriously
met
for
five
days
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UNCLASSIFIED * Doctor of engineering, in charge of research, Electronics General Research Institute JAPAN PSYCHOTRONICS INSTITUTE (JPL) symbol . . C = consciousness E = energy = matter I = information Approved For Release 2000/08/11 : CIA-RDP96-00792R000400330013-4 gd ; Approved For Release 2000/08/11 : CIA-RDP96-00792R000400330013-4 c_4 V\
. Approved For Release 2000/08thinsCAPrdxDP96-00792R000400330013-4 = p_,” UNCLASSIFIED THE 21ST CENTURY: THE ERA OF NEW SCIENCE AND NEW TECHNOLOGY Beyond medern physics — the emergence of psychatronics INOMATA Shuji (Chairman, Japan Psychotronics Institute) * In the beginning, West European philosophy, which formed the foundation of modern physics, was a reductionist two-dimensional “ theory of mind and matter which said it was possible to explain all the world's phenomena in physical and chemical terms. The main reason why modern science has now reached an impasse is that it has neglected the category of "consciousness," something non~existent that has to do with matter (energy). | However, .n, Tecent years éastern philosophies have been looked at again as part of a re-~formulation of western philosophy, so that for example they appeared in a seminar’ entitled "Science and Consciousness" held in Cordoba, Spain, in 1979. Here the concept of "space" in which "existence" and "non-existence" are interrelated was, though expressed in other words, nothing other than the existence and functioning of a matterless ether. It has nos been possible to explain virtual energy (energy of paranormal phenomena) by the relationship between matter and energy in conventional physics - (e = me’). What has been required is a re-formulation and re-cov,anisation of western science with the inclusion of the category of "consciousness" and what has been born as a result of that is the new science of PSYCH OT RONICS. I THE CONSCIOUSNESS — ENERGY -— MATTER TRIANGLE Consciousness is a "virtual physical quantity," "virtual energy," and is the imaginary part of a complex electromagnetic field, ‘and thus is "virtual timespace." - Consciousness, in the relationship between it and matter, displays catalytic phenomena in respect of Approved Per tenbase 2000/08HttsICtAeRD P9OGHOOFO2RAND 40033003 Serbn - bikin Walell.lrer