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CHINESE JOURNAL OF SOMATIC SCIENCE
FIRST ISSUE (JULY
1990)
CPYRGHT
CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION TO A PERIODICAL
Zhu Runlong,Zhu Yiyi
(
)
SPECIAL PAPERS
Somatic Science—Important Frontiers Leading To Potential
Break-Throughs of Current Science
Chinese Society of Somatic Science (CSSS) (
)
Human Body—The Concept of Open Complex Giant System
and Its Methology
Chen Xin (11)
EXPERIMENT RESEARCH
The Research of the Break Through Spacial Obstacle Function
Song Kongzhi,
etc.
(
)
Investigation of the “force” of “Parapsycological Writing”
Huang Jinggen,
etc.
(
)
HYPOTHESIS AND SEARCHING
A Proof of Existence of Abnormal States of Matter
Wu Banghui (
)
CONFERENCE REPORT
Speech in The 2nd Research Conference of CSSS
Zhang Zhenhuan (
)
The 2nd Research Conference of CSSS
••••
Qin Yue
(
)
COMMENTS ON NEW BOOKS
A Grand Engineering Starting a New Era of History
—On “Founding Somatic Science”
Rong Wen
(
)
TRANSLATED DIGEST
Studies of Human Super- Perception Function in Russia
Li Huang
(
)
INFORMATION AND TENDENCY
The Chinese Medicine Systematic Theory Committee Announces
A Symponium To Be Held In The Near Future
Zhong Xuan (21)
READING GUIDE
The Editorial Department
(
)
Chief Editor; Zhu Runlong
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Somatic Science
( Science Of Human Body
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By
Dr.
Qicm
Xaeseri
Somatic science is the science of man in cos-
mic environment > in the language of systems sci-
ence, the human body
is considered to be an open
complex
giant system embeded
in
the supergiant
system of comic world t here “open” is referred to
the human body environment, “giant" means the
number of the constituting members of the system
runs to billions and billions
, “complex”means the
kinds of the constituting members are also numer-
ous and the interactions among the members are of
great variety. Somatic science thus departs in basic
viewpoint from the classical reductionist physiolo-
gy. The importance of feedback of conscience on
physiology,
including the multi-level actions and
interactions of human brain, is emphasized.
This
points to the difference betweeen somatic science
and plant or animal biology, and separates the so-
matic science from the life science in general.
Somatology , an
old terminology , is here re-
suscitated as the fundamental discipline of Somati*
Science, and
is the synthesis of classical physiolo-
gy, modem psychology , psychophysiology, neuro-
science,
scientific
parts
of
Chinese
traditional
medicine and Qigong (Transcendental meditation)
,
and other related subjects such as ESP and PK.
The
quasi-stable
characteristic
states
of human
body system,such as waking, sleeping and Qigong
state, are called the somatic Eigenstate.
As the philosophy of somatic science, the an-
thropic principle of Robert H. Dicke and Branden
Carter , derived from cosmological consideration
is
extended to include on the microscopic scale, quan-
tum theory of measurement or quantum epistemol-
ogy, and to include on the macroscopic scale, the
fundamental
principles
of
Chinese
traditional
medicine.
Abstract
I oF -Hie
Soncj
paper ]
This article apply scientific procedures ,
test samples with the only kind ,
videotape and
photography with high speed to study the phenomena of the break through spacial obstacle
function.
It is proved that the function on break through spatial obstacle is true.
It is shown
the mode of the physical progression of the function. And
it
is demonstrated that macro sub-
stance may break through the wall of container under the acrion of the functin , but the wall
do not appear any visible damage.
Abstract
C oF +he
-Huqng
paper
]
The
force”of “Parapsycological Writing”was investigated by using mechanical balance,
thermal balance and piezoelectric crystal.
Within the experiment accuracy , however , no mea-
surable force was observed or recorded.
This phenomenon was discussed in the light of wave
and particle dualism of matter.
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INITIAL
DISCOVERY
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HIS
RECOGNITION
OF
CHARACTERS
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WAS
US
TRANSMISSION
OF
SENSATIONS
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AND SENDING
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IS
HOW
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IS
ABLE
TO
REECOGNIZE
CHARACTERS.
TO
DEMONSTRATE
THIS
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WE TESTED
25 OTHER CHILD PSYCHICS,
AND
THE RESULTS OF OUR OBSERVATION ARE GIVEN
IN THE PAPER.
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INTRODUCTION
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INTEGRATED USSR PSYCHOENERGETICS PROGRAM
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TYPES OF
INVESTIGATIONS
IV.
IMPLICATIONS
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PARA-PSYCHOLOGICAL
CONCEPTS.
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1.
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THIS
REPORT
SUMMARIZES
AN ARTICLE
FROM
THE
PRC PUBLICATION
"MILITARY
WORLD"
VOL.
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NO.
1,
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ARTICLE ENTITLED
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CHINESE
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PHENOMENA
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OF
THE
ARTICLE
IS
FOLLOWS.
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WHAT
ARE
THE CAPABILITIES
OF
YUANGUANG J ING?
IN
THE
MILITARY
FIELD-,
IT
IS CAPABLE
OF DETECTING
ENEMY
MILITARY
PLANS-,
WEAPONS
AND
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COMMAND
AND
COMMUNICATION
AND INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION
SYSTEMS-,
FIELD
EXERCISE
DISPOSITIONS-,
TRACKING ARTIFICIAL
SATELLITES-,
SPACESHIPS-,
AIRCRAFT-,
VEHICLES
AND WARSHIPS
FROM WHICH
TO GAIN
TIMELY INFORMATION
ON ENEMY MOVEMENTS
AND
INTENTIONS.
IT
IS
ALSO POSSIBLE
TO
DETECT
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THROUGH
THE HUMAN CONSTITUTION
THE THINKING
PROCESSES-,
MORAL DUALITIES
AND
PHYSICAL CONDITIONS
OF
THE
ENEMY-,
WHICH
WILL ENABLE
OUR COMMANDERS
TO
FULLY EXPLOIT
THEIR
WISDOM-,
THEIR WEAPONS
AND
EQUIPMENT
TO MAXIMIZE
THE OPERATIONAL
RESULTS.
IT
IS
ALSO
CAPABLE
OF
DETECTING THE
LAW
OF OPERATIONS
OF
THE
UNIVERSE-,
THE TERRAIN
AND WEATHER CONDITIONS
OF
THE BATTLEFIELD
FOR MORE ACCURATE FORECASTS.
IN
SHORT-,
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CAN HELP
THE COMMANDERS
AND
FIGHTERS
AT
ALL LEVELS
MAKE ACCURATE JUDGEMENTS
ON
THE BASIS
OF TIMELY
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ON
THE ENEMY.
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CAN
ALSO
HELP
IN ARCHAEOLOGICAL RESEARCH
AND
BUILDING
CONSTRUCTION.
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OF
OPERATION-,
IT
WILL
TAKE
TWO
PERSONS
TO
DO THE
JOB-,
ONE OPERATING
THE
"MIRROR"
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THE
OBSERVATION.
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THE
HIGHER
STAGE-,
IT
WILL
BE POSSIBLE
FOR
ONE
PERSON
TO
DO
THE
JOB.
HE WILL
THEN
BE
IN
THE
POSITION
TO MAKE EXTENSIVE OBSERVATIONS
OF
ANY
SPECIALLY SELECTED OBJECT
AT
WILL
AND WITHOUT BEING
DISCOVERED
BY
THE ENEMY.
THE ABOVE
STUDY ILLUSTRATES THE MATERIAL
AND
SCIENTIFIC
DUALITIES
OF
"YANGUANGJING"
WHICH WILL
BE
OF GREAT
VALUE
IN MILITARY
RECONNAISSANCE.
THERE
ARE COMPELLING
REASONS FOR CHINA
TO
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SUCH CAPABILITIES AND
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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
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panel
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1985
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4(3/4), pp. 126-J29,
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1985
(September
5)
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qigong
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1985
(September
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A
delegation
of
Chinese
doctors who
study
the
therapeutic
effects
of Qigong met
with American
physicians
at
the
Long
Island
Jewish
Medical
Center
and
Cambridge Hospital, Cambridge, MA.
TJ^
Wert
1985
(September 17—21)
in Xian.
A national qigong conference was held
1985
(December)
The
China
Qigong
Science
Association
gained
government approval.
1986
Interest
in qigong expanded
after
several highly
successful
demonstrations were highly publicized.
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1987
The ISME
team
produced
a
film
about PK
in
which
Zhang
Baosheng
served
as
subject.
It
showed
a marked
medical
pill
passing
through
glass.
Military
support
of psi
research
was
indicated
when
this
film
was
awarded
a
"Scientific
Research
Achievement
Prize"
of the second
class
by the Spacefight Department.
1987
Dr.
Qian
Zuesen was named
chair
of the
Chinese
Science
and
Technology
Association,
which
coordinates
Chinese
scientific
research.
He strongly supported qigong research.
1987
(Late)
In a
directive,
the Educational Department
for the
first time
listed
qigong
training
courses
in
Chinese univer-
sities.
Qigong
treatment
clinics were
set up
and
hospitals
expanded
qigong
departments.
The
Party
informally
changed
its
earlier
ruling,
giving
private
instructions
over
a
period of time
to some of the
Party’s
senior
leaders.
Many
of the
leaders themselves were convinced by qigong.
1988
(October) An
International Qigong
Science Convention was
held
in
Beijing.
A
total of 142 papers from
six countries
in
Asia were given.
1988
(November)
The
World
Academic
Society
of
Medical
Qigong was formed, with members from over 20 countries.
1988
(November)
A Second National
Conference of the Chinese
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Society of Somatic
Science was held
in
Beijing.
1989
(September)
A
second
International
Qigong
Convention,
together with the
First
National Old
People’s Qigong Study
Convention,
was
held
in
Xian
in
Shanxi
Province.
Over
600 papers were presented.
1990
Lin
Shuhuang
of
Beijing
Teacher’s
College was
promoted
to
head
of
the
College’s
Scientific
Research
Coordinating
Office.
He
established
the
Comprehensive
Technology
In-
stitute,
which
has
the
official
support
of
the
Chinese Na-
tional
Science
Foundation,
enabling him
to
conduct
official
psi
(somatic
science)
research.
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eT RRR ee UNCLASSIFIED Approved For Release 2000/08/11 : CIA-RDP96-00792R000300410006-4 PAGE: 0002 SOURCE: A. BOOK, "CHINESE XIANG GONG", BEIJING, CHINA, 920600, IN CHINESE; B. BOOK, "THE SON OF BUDDHA ZHANG XIAOPING COMES DOWN FROM THE MOUNTAIN", BEIJING, CHINA, 920600, IN CHINESE; C. BOOK, "METHODS OF HIGH LEVEL QIGONG DESIGNED TO TEMPER THE MIND AND BODY", BEIJING, CIIINA, 910100, IN CHINESE; D. BOOK, "QIGONG FOR HEALTH", BEIJING, CHINA, 890500, IN CHINESE; E. BOOK, "HIGHER UNDERSTANDING OF QIGONG", BEIJING, CHINA, 920600, IN CHINESE. SUMMARY: THIS REPORT FORWARDS A SUMMARY TRANSLATION OF FIVE CHINESE PUBLICATIONS. THESE BOOKS DISCUSS THE DIFFERENT STYLES OF QIGONG (A METHOD OF BREATHING EXERCISES ALONG WITH MOVEMENTS AND MEDITATION THAT ALLOWS A PERSON TO FOCUS AND DEVELOP HIS/HER MENTAL AND PHYSICAL ABILITIES). ENCLOSURES. TEXT: THIS REPORT FORWARDS A SUMMARY TRANSLATION OF FIVE CHINESE PUBLICATIONS. THESE BOOKS DISCUSS THE DIFFERENT STYLES OF QIGONG (A METHOD OF BREATHING EXERCISES ALONG WITH MOVEMENTS AND MEDITATION THAT ALLOWS A PERSON TO FOCUS AND DEVELOP HIS/HER MENTAL AND PHYSICAL ABILITIES). THESE BOOKS DISCUSS THE PURPOSES OF STUDYING QIGONG. 2. “CHINESE XIANG GONG" (ZHONG GUO XIANG GONG) (STC: 0022/ 0948/7449/0501) WRITTEN BY ((GUO)) ZHOULI (STC: 6753/0719/ 4409) AND PUBLISHED BY THE SHANXI (PROVINCE) TRAVEL PRESS. XIANG GONG IS A TYPE OF QIGONG. THE BOOK DISCUSSES THE BEGINNING AND INTERMEDIATE LEVELS OF XIANG GONG. THE PURPOSE OF XIANG GONG IS TO PROLONG YOUR LIFE, HEAL YOURSELF AND OTHERS, AND MAINTAIN GOOD HEALTH. THE SPECIAL CHARACTERISTIC OF XIANG GONG IS THAT IT IS EASY TO LEARN. XIANG GONG IS DESIGNED TO HEAL YOURSELF AND OTHERS FROM A VARIETY OF ILLNESSES. THE BOOK COVERS MOVEMENTS NECESSARY TO BECOME PROFICIENT. THE MASTER ((TIAN)) RUISHENG CLAIMS HE HAS HEALED THE BLIND, DEAF, MUTE, AND LAME. TIAN RUISHENG HEALED A 57 YEAR OLD MAN WHO HAD STOMACH CANCER. FOUR-FIFTHS OF HIS STOMACH HAD BEEN CUT OUT DUE TO SURGERY, BUT THE CANCER CONTINUED TO SPREAD. HE WAS ALSO PLAGUED BY MANY OTHER DISEASES SUCH AS HEART DISEASE AND INFLAMMATION OF THE GALL BLADDER. HE BECAME SO ILL THAT HE WASN'T ABLE TO WALK AND SO HE WAS HOSPITALIZED. IN 1989, TIAN RUISHENG SPENT FIVE DAYS WITH HIM AND HEALED HIM, COMPLETELY. HE WAS RE-EXAMINED AND NO TRACE OF ILLNESS WAS FOUND. 3, ‘THE SON OF BUDDHA ZHANG XIAOPING COMES DOWN FROM THE MOUNTAIN" (FOU ZI ZHANG XIAO PING CHU SHAN JI) (STC: 0154/1331/1728/1420/16270427/1472/6068) WAS WRITTEN BY ((FENG)) TONGJUN (STC: 7458/0681/6511) AND PUBLISHED BY THE INNER MONGOLIAN PEOPLE'S PRESS. THE MASTER DISCUSSED IN THIS UNCLASSIFIED Approved For Release 2000/08/11 : CIA-RDP96-00792R000300410006-4