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How
the
psi -paintings are produced .
toe paper down while
the painting
is being executed.
The medium only paints when entranced.
ilfben using paint,
this
is
smeared on to
the fingers and palms
•of the medium’s hand and then patted or rubbed on to
the paper
The pictures are produced in the dark with only a faint
reffin a variety of styles which has
to be seen to be appreciated,
bulb
to light
the place.
I
(The paints on the palms of the medium's hands do not mix.
Al-
Music
is played during the entire
session,
sometimes very jthough
the palm might be covered with black,
if a white
is
loudly.
The explanation is
that
the vibrations of the
jplaceA on
it,
it remains white.
Yet,
on the paper,
the colours
music help harmonize
the surroundings and the
thoughts ar#
1*1* to forB the
shades required,
feelings of those present.
^
j
L
who are
the dlscarnate artists?
The work
is done at extremely high speeds.
A simple
pictunr
in one colour might take a couple
of seconds while more elk®? zo now about thirty have signed their names
to paintings,
ones take from 10 to 20 minuts.
pe close
to five thousand works
of art produced,
the following
Its have participated:
Delacroix, Franz Hals, Reynolds,
Seurat,
The artists use either crayons or paints in tubes
fc, Manet, Matisse,
Cezanne,
Sisley,
Goya, Diego Rivera,
Dumont,
’
*
Inari, Anita Malfatti, Lasar Segall, Picasso, Modigliani,
The colours are not laid out in an orderly manner
per colo*13* Lautrec, Van Gogh,
Gauguin,
Degas,
Tissou,
Da Vinci,
They are simply placed in a heap.
’
*
Belli,
Debret,
Raphael, Rembrandt, Tarcila do Amaral.
s
TheL5re execufced with either hand, although the medium is ?
Conclusion
ambidextrous
.
,
italz Antonio Gasparetto has been tested several times by re-
They are also done with both hands working simultaneously.. tiers who specialize
in such work and\observed by many all over
this case
the medium can either draw two heads or have
botl*®tid,
too numerous
to name individually,
hands working on different parts of
the
same picture.
He:,
also start with one hand
the later change
to
the other,
on- The nest
important
of
the researchers who tested him was
dr.
hand helping the other.
’
Guinaraes Andrade, President of the Institute Brasileiro
Bsquisas Psicobiof isicas, who isad aided in his work by Guy
Where
two heads are
done simultaneously,
one portrait
might,' Playfair,
a member of the Society of Psychical Research and
drawn upside down.
Or of several books on the paranormal.
In his book "The
In-
ti te Boundary"
Playfair mentions
one
of these
tests in detail.
In such pictures, each hand signs
the picture done by
the a.’Buinarles Andrade
is
of Sao Paulo, Brazil and Playfair
is from
responsible for the work.
Then the signature on the
upsidioc., England
down picture
is signed upside down and back
to front.
The
done by
the other hand is signed in the normal manner.
i During the
tests,
a team of experts and laymen took films,
«s,
photos,
timed and observed the medium carefully.
Paintings are also produced with the
feet and in such cases
are often painted upside down and although one
foot serves l Waen asked what he
feels when trance painting is going on,
the palette,
it sometimes aids
in the
final painting
*
^Anionic said
that at
the
start he feels a change
in his
Biar tone.
This
is followed by a sense
of excitement as
if
Paintings have been done with feet and one hand working
sijjfchiag wonderful
is about
the happen-
Then he
feels his arms
taneously, while
the medium addressed a person nearby
jt#ed by a
la J er
energy.
After this he senses
the approach
however,
does not happen very often.
J
"
"be dlscarnate painters who make themselves known,
speaking to
Eelepathically.
Although he
is not clairvoyant,
the medium
Total absence
of models,
yet figures and faces are
anatomical* ea: -" painter* and can describe what they are wearing at the
perfect and the solutions are
those
of a genius
S
He also feels changes in mood and In his body,
According
—— one hand working
—w
- *
-
taneously, while
the medium addressed a person nearby
jvired
a layer of energy.
After this he senses
the approach
however,
does not happen very often.
J
"
"be dlscarnate painters who make themselves known,
speaking to
Eelepathically.
Although he
is not clairvoyant,
the medium
otal absence
of models,
yet figures and faces are
anatomical* ea: -" painter* and can describe what they are wearing at the
perfect and the solutions are
those
of a genius.
S
He also feels changes in mood and In his body.
According
r.derful
is about
the happen.
Then he
feels his arms
perfect and the solutions are
those
of a genius.
s
He also feels changes in mood and In his body.
According
tse painter approaching to start working.
But LuiAAntonio
Portraits
of people both alive and dead,
famous
or not
kno#^^*3 541(3 that
thls
ls a PerS0nSLl experience,
lm{R>ssible
to
or unknown to him.
Some of the discarnates have
been* reco#1414
int0 words which will convince
those who cannot or will
by friends or relations.
6jtry
to understand!
Mediumship,
however, has long been studied
C
plained by many eminent scholars and people
of science
.
So
no longer a mystery.
If it
is applied to explain how these
paintings are produced by a young Brazilian psychologist
The dlscarnate artist often talks
to
the person helping to
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ESTUDO EXPLORATORIO QUE SUGERE A POSSIBILIDADE DE TRA
TAMENTO DE DIST0RBIOS DO SONO POR MEIO DE TRANSFERfN-
CIA DE ENERGIA.
ANDRADE, Maria Regina
R.de; Mestre
era Psicologia
do
Esco]ar
Psicologa ClTnica
Universidade de Sao PauloS5oc.de Pesq.PsicobiofTsicas
de Sao Paulo
- Sao Paulo/s.P.,
Brasil
C^UZ, Jacira L.R.
da;
Bel.
e Lie.
em Psicologia
Sociedade de Pesq.PsicobiofTsicas
de Sao Paulo
Sao Paulo, S.P.,
Bras/l
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scientific and otherwise,
magazines
nvitations from socle
demonstrate
his ahilitv
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ing corporation did a 30-minutp
'Hle -^b^tish Bn
broadcast at peak hour on their "«f!?tape °? hls work and
this]
August
1978.
In
the
5 H onw
J de
Pr°gramme in Hard
also showed Luiz Antonio with^th^
t*°^1^roadcasting CorP ora
ssss-i.’sr^iat^ ln l
d---t?Ls°\ivfdS
national « lnt,r„.tiomi.
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pictures in their homes.^ut
it should^^st^^
e^°y having
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donated
to
the Spirife^Centr^whfnh
? hi™?elf -
.The* pictures
ttti*
is an exploratory research whate transfer of energy is recoramend-
devoted people run
and
the nmwoHo
family and a grot
i «n aid in the treatment
of children with sleeping disturbances .The authors
utterly destitute and illiterate
no!
belP feed the
thousands
a *d tt* file*
of a Spiritist institution,
in the city of Sao Paulo,
that pro
outskirts
of this immense citv
P|t P
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e° li#e
ln shaeks
1 fre*
of
c5larSe hel P
to children, by deans
of standardized procedures
of'*
hundreds
of people
of all classes l,^°e?tre
,, lfcself attends
to 7 trsasfer
(Pasteur
4 passes),
unddr Ahe orientation of supposed spiritual
and physical disturbances
of manv kind
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sPiritual,
me: *
("isentore*
espirituais")
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684 cash/ of recovery analysed in a previous re
*
as.
.
dh also presented at this Conference /tre commented.
90 cases
of chidren with
As a last word,
it
is
inmort-snt
,
disturbances, who had total
reidisteion of their symptoms without tradi-
of
the psi-paintings
is not
to vivo
h,° kno”
fcha t
the
objective! aedical help,
provide further empirical evidence. The authors emphasize
It
is
to show mankind that therf II no dLTh
f
0f «£•«* °f further research related
tjT thisy subject,
continues
in a different
aS ™deatha
?. such because
if
evolviS?
it lllo'shols ?h^
n
tI
S !°rlCins '
learning,
improving*
As perturbagoes do soao sio capvtklo
ainda controvert! dos na Psico-
iicina atuais,
tanto quanta
a sua origem, como
a abordagem terapeutica.
,
as explicagoes
para sua/jcorrenciajtem sido
era geral
dadas pela
Psi
aoordagem esta que nao
te/h a aceitagad plena de toda a Ciencia
atual.
lado, nao ha acordo tambdm quanto
a fowna de tratamento desses distur-
J»_divid>ndo-se os profissionaifc
entre aqueles\que utilizam uma abordagem far
S
ogica,
os que realizam um encaminhamento psidpterapeutico
(da crianga,
da
is on de aabas)
e
os que se/servera de ambos
os
recursos.
fctfiiia ai gue
a etiologia dat perturbagoes
do sono nao esta bem determinada,
Iclugoes
sao,
todas elas.d/scutiveis ,
pois
embors contenham pontos
poslti-
» os negativos
serapre esta/ presentes.
A Psicoterdm'a, porexemplo,
atua
com
ftsc
eat grande
numero de/casos; por outro lado, sua duragao e custo elevados
fcso-nafora
do alcance
da maioria da populagao.
Doynesmo
raodo,
os
agentes
Vicos sao bastante eficlentes;
no entanto,
a ingestab continuada de psicotro-
K por criangas pode War
a ocorrencia de disturb! osips icomotores,
os
quais
extrecaoente
prejudicirais
ao
des envoi vimento social
aemocional
da crianga
e
t& taasbes tratamento especial izado.
s
J
leraos praticos,
goram,
5 desejavel
e_necessario o
tratantento das
criangas
os apnesentan,_ja que pesadelos,
insonia,
terrores noturnos e sonambulismo
«seotao experienciajs
de agudo sofrimento para
a crianga eyiara sua familia.
soedoras deste qu/dro,
charaou-nos
a atengao
o fato de que
un: elevado
nutr.ero
arisngas
tivesse
total
remissao de
seus
sintoraas
de perturbaglo- de sono
apos
>reve atendiraento/de_tipo nao convencional , centrado na hipotese de transfe—
It de energia atraves
da imposigao de maos.
Este tratamento e feito no servi
ie assistlncia eipiritual
a crianga,
da Federagao EsgTrita do Estado de
Sao
o (FEESP), entioade esta considerada de Utilidade Publica Municipal,
Esta-
! e Federal,
e aue esta
era atividade na Cidade de Sao Paulo
ha 43 anos.
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