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Approved For Release 2000/08/15 : CIA-RDP96-00792R000400430021-4 LN190-91 Tllustration 7: First from left is sample bottle one with 15 pieces of plexiglass. Second from left is same bottle but five pieces have been removed. Bottle still contains ten pieces. Third from left is sample bottle eight containing 15 pieces of plexiglass. Fourth from left is the same bottle but three pieces have ben removed and the bottle still contains 12 pieces. In the experiment described above, the test pieces, coding and double blind as well as the samples, were not given to the subject prior to the experiment, therefore, the test samples could not be prepared beforehand. At the experiment location, the main person administering the test and other testing personnel continuously watched, and also the videotape methods eliminated the possibility of switching bottles. Furthermore, if the bottles were destroyed, it would be impossible to put them back together, eliminating the possibility of taking the container apart. The transparency of the glass ensured that the objects inside could be seen. Under the assurances of these conditions, the results described above completely proves the objects were actually removed from the bottle by the subject using paranormal abilities. This is the ability of breaking through spacial obstacles. Illustration 8: Sixty-two pills of CIWUJIA were removed from a previously sealed bottle. Approved For Release 2000/08/15 : CIA-RDP96-00792R000400430021-4
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strong or weak and
there
. are periods when
it occurs easily and those when
it
is more difficult.
However, within the scope of
this report,
psychokinetic
actions had reproducibility.
In the results above,
only
a small part of
the effects of psychokinetic
actions on the strngth of materials were examined experimentally.
Further,
even within the narrow field dealt with in this report,
since there are so
many unknown factors in relation to psychokinetic actions,
there can be no
clear results until further studies are carried out.
A special characteristic
in the above experiments has been the test
subjects,
guardian,
and experimenters successful completion of these experiments
6.
Expression of Gratitude
From our hearts we would like
to thank the positive cooperation of
those involved
in these experiments,
and
the patience of the test subjects
and their parents
in what was surely a tiring experience.
Together with periodically sponsoring parapsychology conferences at
the University of Electro-Communications and
for providing support and
guidence, we would like
to
xpress our gratitude to professor Okada Yoshio
of
the University of Electro-Communication.
Further we would like to give
thanks to both
Miyauchi Tsutomu,
directpr at the Japan Nen-graphy
Society,
and
[name?]
of Japan Television for providing the basis for these
experiments.
Further we would like
to thank the students at the University
of Electro-Communication
for their cooperation and
for staying from n°°n
until
late at night on Saturdays
to help.
Without
the goodwill of al
the above,
these experiemnts would not have been conducted.
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Approved For Release 2000/08/15 : CIA-RDP96-00792R000400430021-4 Serial number 1. Letter and code of piece removed 2. Letter and code of piece removed 3. Letter and code of piece removed 3. A. LN190-91 TABLE THREE: SUCCESSFUL RESULTS OF EXPERIMENTS WITH SAMPLE FIVE Plexiglass pieces No. of Date Red Yellow Green pieces experiment completed 15 10 Dec 83 4 2345678 15 28 Dec 83 WOPTXE Sh 30 Dec 83 OBSERVATION OF THE BREAK THROUGH POINTS The unopened tablet bottle experiment results are shown in table four. Some of the results of the videotaping are shown in illustration eight. These demonstrate that tablets were actually removed from the unopened bottle with its original seal without breaking the bottle. What is especially clear is the CIWUJIA medicine bottle experiment seen with high speed photography of 400 frames per second. (See photographs inside front cover) the photographs show this result. It is a group of continuous frames. In the first frame, there is no tablet visible outside the bottom or side of the glass. In the second frame, slightly outside the bottom of the glass, two-thirds of a tablet is sticking outside the glass. The tablet interfaced with the glass along the side of the bottom of the bottle which can be diagrammed as follow: ILLUSTRATION 10: DIAGRAM OF TABLET BREAKING THROUGH L_| Frontal view Side view ~ [ 10 Approved For Release 2000/08/15 : CIA-RDP96-00792R000400430021-4
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Report  of  Lecture  on  Inomata’s  Theory 
Lecturer:  K.Kanemori  (Tsukuba 
Univ. ) 
Y.Tsuji  (Nichiden  C   + 
C   Res.) 
The  lecture  by  Hr.  Kanemorl  concerned  the  logical  structure 
of  Inomata's  theory  which  seeks  to  reorganise  Western 
science  which  is  built  on  the  foundation  of  modern 
Physics,  and  he  sought  to  explain  it  on  the  basis  of 
his  own  ideas.-  Inomata’s  theory, which'  develops  the 
relationship  between  matter  and  energy  in  current  physics 
on  the  premise  of  the  existence  of  "virtual”  physical 
quantities  which  cannot  be  seen  in  three-dimensional 
space,  is  a   new  attempt  to  incorporate1  Oriental  concepts 
into  Western  science  and  consequently  it  seems  to  contain 
some  hypotheses  which  are  difficult  to  understand 
in  logical  terms. 
In  this  lecture  Mr.Kanemori  first  of  all  posited  the 
existence  of  the  v   irtual  magnetic  charge  which  is  the 
Starting  point  of  Inomata's  theory,  and  established 
the  need  for-  the  hypotheses  used  in  the  derivation  of  the 
complex  electromagnetic  theory  from1.  *>-  Maxwell’s 
electromagnetic  equations.  Concerning  Inomata's 
unification  of  electromagnetic  and  gravitational  fields 
where  he'  s’ays  universal  gravitation  and  a   virtual  Coulomb 
force  ai,e  equivalent  from  the  standpoint  of  complex 
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loses  weight  when  a   current  is  passed  through  it  could 
possibly  provide  one  proof. for  this  if  gradual  weight 
changes  could  be  observed  in  response  to  changes  in  voltage . 
However  in  his  own  explanation  he  emphasised  that  if  the 
psychotronic  triangular  relationship  (mass , energy,  virtual 
magnetic  charge)  proposed  to  explain  scientifically 
paranormal  phenomena  such  as  the  levitation  of  objects, 
really  holds,  then  a   logical  contradiction  is  produced 
in  the  derived  hypothesis  and  partial  revision  is  needed. 
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IN THE
DARKEN BOX DURING THE MIMEOGRAPHY PROCESS
(ANALYSIS OF
WAVEFORM PART
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TEXT:
ABSTRACT,
DOCUMENT CONTAINS
2 CHARTS
MIMEOGRAPHY
(THOUGH
GRAPHY)
EXPERIMENTS
ON THE CONDITION THAT THE
INSIDE
OF
DARKEN
BOX,
WHICH CONTAINED A SILICON PHOTODIODE
(SPD),
WAS
CONTINUOUSLY
OR
INTERMITTENTLY
LIGHTED UP
BY A LIGHT EMITTING
DIODE
(LED),
ARE
PERFORMED.
WHEN THE SUBJECT
(MISTER
K I YOTA
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MIMEOGRAPHY
AGAINST
THE
SPD
IN
THE
BOX,
THE OUTPUT CURRENT AS
A
PARANORMAL PHENOMENA PRODUCED
IN THE
SPD.
THE
EXISTENCE
OF
ARTIFICIAL LIGHT SEEMED NOT TO BE AN OBSTACLE
FOR,
THE
APPEARANCE
OF
NENFIELD
.
IT
SEEMS
THAT
THE
APPEARANCE
OF
NENFIELD
DID NOT DAMAGE OF AFFECT NOTICEABLY TO THE FUNCTIONS OF
SPD
AND
LED.
AND
THEN
THE
OUTPUT
CURRENT AS A PARANORMAL PHENOMENA
APPEARED
IN
THE
PRODUCT
OF
SPD,
THEREFORE THE EXPERIMENTS LEAD TO
THE
FOLLOWING.
THE
NENFIELD
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AND
ACTED
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THE
SPD,
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IT CHANGED INTO THE ELECTRIC CURRENT BY
THE FUNCTION OF
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SOME ASPECTS OF NEN FIELD AS PARANORMAL PHENOMENA
IN THE
DARKEN
BOX DURING MIMEOGRAPHY PROCESS
(ANALYSIS OF
WAVEFORM,
PART
2)
SHIGEMI,
SASAKI;
OGAWA,
YUJI
ATCH6010509685
,
PP
850326
6010509685,
85,
DST85C009549
UNCLASSIFIED
NONE
(XX)
TEXT:
EXTRACT.
DOCUMENT CONTAINS
DIAGRAMS,
IN
A
SEPARATE REPORT,
THE NENFIELD
(NOTE)
OCCURRING AS LIGHT WITHIN
THE
DARKENEKD
BOX
WHEN
A
PERSON W!TH PARANORMAL ABILITY CONDUCTS
RESEMBLED
THE FLUORESCENT LIGHT
THE ROOM.
IN CONTINUATION^
IN
THIS
REPORT WE WILL
INVESTIGATE SOME OF THE PHYSICAL CHARACTERS
OF PSI THROUGH SPD OUTPUT CURRENT VALUE WAVEFORM ANALYSIS.
MIMEOGRAPHY
BEEN
PLACED
THE
OUTPUT
OSCILLOSCOPE
INSTRUMENT,
THE
OUTPUT
WAS
CONDUCTED
IN RELATION TO SOLAR BATTERIES WHICH
INSIDE A DARK BOX UNDER SHIELDED FROM LIGHT CONDITIONS.
CURRENT
PRODUCED DURING NENGRRAPHY WAS MEASURED USING A
AND
A
HIGH
SPEED
DIGITAL
TYPE
WAVEFORM
RECORDING
AND VARIATION COMPONENTS OF
HZ AND GREATER INCLUDED
IN
CTRRECT
£aS
EXAMINED.
THE OUTPUT
GENERATED BY
THE
SPD
USUALLY
FLUCTUATED AND WAS UNSTABLE.
THE LARG ^ PORTION
™Le
FLUCTUATIONS
WERE
NOT LARGE VARIATION SUCH THAT THE^ENF ELD
. 7AnT n
tmt'PPC’FPT
THF
REACTIVE
SURFACE,
BUT
SMALL
VAKlAiiuiNa
SUGGESTING
THAT
THE
MAIN
ENERGY
SEGMENT
WAS EXISTENT WITHIN THE
REACCTVE
SURFACE
THE
FLUCTUATION
CYCLE
WAS
FROM
TO
HZ,
APPEARED
W
RANDOM PULSES,
AND NEAR THE MAXIMUM FREQUENCY OF
6 TO
Try
WERE
CLOSE
TO
NORMAL
DISTRIBUTION.
ALSO,
THE
LARGER
TH
FREQUENCY
(SHORTER CYCLE),
THE SMALLER THE AMPLITUDE OBSERVED.
THERE
WAS
NO REGULARITY
IN THE APPEARANCE OF THE FLUCTUATION CYCLE,
SnMFVFR
WAS
THERE
WERE CASES OF FLUCTUATIONS OCCURRING
2 TO
3 TIMES
IN
ER ' ™
TO
HAVE
THE SAME CYCLE).
THE APPEARANCE OF THE OUTPUT
CURRENT
AND
ITS
VARIATION
STATE
COULD BE CONTROLLED TO A CERTAIN
S5S5T Bf?HE IctIVE CONSCIOUSNESS OF THE TEST SUBJECT.
f^THLESS
AT
PRESENT
THE
RELATIONSHIP
BETWEEN
THE
TO
HZ VARIATION
COMPONENT
AND
THE
TEST
SUBJECTS
CONSCIOUSNESS
REMAINS
UNCLEAR.
IT
IS
0p NOTE THAT THERE ARE CERTAIN SIMILARITIES BETWEEN
THE
PERIODIC
VARIATION COMPONENT OF THE CURRENT PRODUCED BY THE SPD
™D
THE* PHYSIOLOGICAL IMPFDANCF BELIEVED TO
BE BASED ON BLOOD VESSE,
CONTRACTIONS.
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