Approved For Release 2000/08/09
: CIA-RDP96-00792R000200040001-1
this manner,
there are basic changes
in
the study
of
somatic
science,
and
this
will promote major developments
in somatic
science.
BIBLIOGRAPHY
1.
Qian Xuelin
and
others,
NATURE MAGAZINE,
13,
90)
2.
Chen Xin,
SCIENCE OF AIR AND MAN,
Sino-Japanese cooperative conference,
(1988)
.
,
.
3.
Qian Xuelin
and others,
ON SOMATIC SCIENCE,
PLA Medical
Publishing Agency,
(1988),
147
4.
Qian Xuelin
and others,
EXPLORATION IN NATURE,
4,
(1983),
415
5.
Qian Xuelin
and
others,
NATURE MAGAZINE,
4,
7(1988)
483
6.
Yu Hefeng,
SCIENCE OF AIR AND MAN,
Sino-Japanese cooperative conference,
(1988),
„
v
,
7.
Mary
F.
Asterida,
THE PHYSIOLOGY OF STRESS,
Human Sciences
Press,
New York
(1985)
8.
Qian Xuelin,
ON SOMATIC SCIENCE,
PLA medical
Publishing Agency,
(1989)
297
9.
Ibid,
282
10.
Ibid,
248
11.
Chen Xin and others,
ON SOMATIC SCIENCE,
PLA Medical
Publishing Agency,
(19S9)
176
v
.
12.
P.T.
Sanders,
AN INTRODUCTION TO CATASTROPHE THEORY,
Cambridge University
Press
(1988)
Translated
into Chinese
by Ling Fuhua,
Shanghai
Science
and
Technology Contributions Press
1983)
13.
Qian Xuelin,
ON SOMATIC SCIENCE,
PLA Medical
press,
(1989)
14.
(Japanese)
,
Xiu Tianyong and others,
PHYSIOLOGICAL RESEARCH METHODS,
Medical Press
(1975)
ACADEMIC SYMPOSIUM TO BE CONVENED BY COMMISSION ON SYSTEM
THEORIES
IN CHINESE MEDICINE
The system theories
of Chinese medicine are
an important component
of
the
modernization
of
Chinese medicine.
It already has
a certain
foundation
in
China
and has attracted
a great deal
of wide-spread attention.
In order
to
promote development
in
the study
of
the system theories
of
Chinese medicine and
to strengthen
ties,
the Special Commission
on Chinese Medicine System Theories
of
the Chinese Society
of
Somatic Sciences
is actively organizing
a conference
and specialty symposium
to
be convened
in Chengdu
in the
fall
of
1990
to
discuss
the direction
and special characteristics
of
the specialty
of system
theories
in Chinese medicine and
to study the system concepts
in bas ic
theory
in Chinese medicine,
especially
the concept
of man
as
an
open,
complex gian t-
;
scale system.
The contact unit
for this conference
is
Staff. Office,
Chinese
Society
of
Somatic Sciences,
Zhang Ruiyun,
Post Office Box
5104,
Beijing.
Postal
code
is
100094.
\
Approved For Release 2000/08/09
: CIA-RDP96-00792R000200040001-1
Approved For Release 2000/08/09
: CIA-RDP96-00792R000200040001-1
SUBSCRIPTION INFORMATION
The magazine CHINESE SOMATIC SCIENCES was begun
in July
of
1990.
Beginning
in 1991,
there will
be
four issues every year
(quarterly).
Post
offices
in
all
areas will
handle subscriptions.
Anyone desiring
to subscribe
to this magazine,
please note carefully
the subscription notifications m
the
post office.
The publication number
of
this magazine
is CN31-1575.
For this
first
issue
of
1990,
readers may directly send money
to the
Circulation Department
of
the Shanghai
Communications University Press
to buy
it.
The address
is:
1954 Huashan
Road,
Shanghai.
The Postal
code
is
200030.
We request
that units sending money attach
a note stating
that
the money
is
for
the purchase
of
the CHINESE SOMATIC SCIENCE magazine.
You must
include your
address
and postal
code.
Editorial Department
Approved For Release 2000/08/09
: CIA-RDP96-00792R000200040001-1
Approved For Release 2000/08/09
: CIA-RDP96-00792R000200040001-1
RESEARCH INTO PARANORMAL ABILITY TO BREAK THROUGH
Spatial BARRIERS
BY:
Song Kongzhi,
Li Xianggao and Zhou Liangzhong
SUBJECT WITH PARANORMAL ABILITIES:
Zhang Baosheng
(AEROSPACE MEDICINE ENGINEERING INSTITUTE) —>
ABSTRACT
This article uses strict scientific procedures,
one of
a kind
test
samples,
videotape and high speed photography
to demonstrate
the objective
existence of
the paranormal ability of breaking
through spatial barriers .
It
also shows
the physical process of
this ability.
It. demonstrates
that
through
the function of the paranormal ability,
the macrobody was able
to pass
through
the wall
of
a container and be removed,
but no visible damage
to
the wall of
the container was detected.
FORWARD:
Breaking through spatial
barriers
is one type
of
paranormal
ability.
The
characteristics
of
this ability
is
that
the person with
this paranormal
ability
is able
to remove
an object placed
in advance
in
a
sealed container without
damaging the
seal
of
the container
or damaging the container itself.
In China,
Li
Shuhuang,
Zhang Chongqi 1
and eleven others discovered
that
persons with paranormal
abilities were capable
of
removing such objects
as
M 3
nuts,
nails
and bundles of matches
from
a
sealed plastic
35 mm film canister.
In
the canister
lid
there was
a
1.55 mm hole,
but
the
lid was not opened.
Following
this,
it was discovered by the All-China Paranormal
Physical
abilities Joint Testing Group2
that persons with paranormal
abilities were able
to remove
the target stationary paper from a sealed kraft paper envelope.
Lin Shuhuang,
Zhang Chongqi
and others,
NATURE MAGAZINE,
4,9(1981)652
Human Paranormal
Abilities Joint Testing Group,
RESEARCH IN HUMAN
PARANORMAL ABILITIES,
1,1(1993)9
Approved For Release 2000/08/09
: CIA-RDP96-00792R000200040001-1
Approved For Release 2000/08/09
: CIA-RDP96-00792R000200040001-1
Then,
Liu Shuhuang,
Zhou Binghuang
and
17 others 3
conducted special
research
testing
on breaking through
spatial
barriers.
They not only demonstrated
that
persons with paranormal abilities could extract stationery
from sealed
kraft
paper envelopes,
but
they
could also remove insects from glass
tubes with
sealed caps without
any discernable effect on
the
life or actions
of
the
insect.
At
the same
time,
in this experiment,
they also conducted
an
experiment where the subjects
removed
a
sponge which had been dipped
in FeCl3
from
a double layer sealed
KCNS
type paper bag without any visible change
of
coloring
of
the test
paper.
This
research opened
the way for research
into
ability
to break through
spatial
barriers
and provided
a number
of preliminary
bases
of
a physical nature
for this phenomenon.
On
the basis
of
these experiments,
we believed
it was necessary to use
even stricter methods
to conduct
further proof
of
the reality
of
this ability
and
that we should observe
the process
of
this breakthrough
and
the point
of
penetration
in order
to demonstrate whether or not
there was penetration
of
the
walls
of
a physical
object.
Therefore,
the purpose
of
this experiment was:
1.
To use
a sample that once damaged
could
not
be restored
and
to combine
this with visual records
to further demonstrate
the reality
of
this ability.
2.
To use larger and longer objects,
and
combine this with videotape and
especially with high speed photography
to observe
just exactly where the three
dimensional
spatial
barrier was broken through,
and whether or not the
penetration of
the wall was achieved over
a span of
time.
MATERIALS AND METHODS USED
IN THE EXPERIMENT
I
.
SAMPLES
1.
In order
to fully demonstrate the reality
of
the ability
to break
through spatial
barriers,
we designed
the following two samples.
A.
TEST SAMPLE ONE:
We used
sealed transparent glass bottles.
The
bottles were four centimeters
in diameter and
to 13 centimeters long.
Inside these bottles
we placed
30 medicine tablets which were colored either
red,
greed or purple.
The tablets were 5.5 mm
in diameter
and
three
millimeters
thick.
Different, ratios
of
the numbers
of
the different colored
pills were placed
in the different bottles.
Each bottle was numbered
individually.
The numbers
of each different colored
tablets,
the number of
the
sample,
and
the serial number
of
that sample bottle were all marked
on
the test
Lin Shuhuang,
Zhou Binghui
and others,
RESEARCH IN HUMAN PARANORMAL
ABILITIES,
1,
3(1983)310
Approved For Release 2000/08/09
: CIA-RDP96-00792R000200040001-1
Approved For Release 2000/08/09
: CIA-RDP96-00792R000200040001-1
labels using
a binary
system.
The tablets were
first
placed
in
the sample
bottles
and
then
the top of
the bottle was heated
and
closed
to
a
small
slit.
Even
if
the tablets were broken
in half
there
is no way
they could
be poured
out.
The sample
on
the right
in
illustration
one
is
a sample one.
Illustration
1:
To
the right
is sample one:
the sample label gives
the
type number,
the bottle number and
the different
colors
of
tablets.
The
bottle on
the right
I
sample
five,
the
label gives
the
type number
and
the
bottle number
B.
TEST SAMPLE FOUR:
We use exactly
the same type
of
sealed transparent
test bottle as used
in Sample one.
However,
inside were placed
15 plexiglass
pieces which were
red,
yellow and
green.
The test pieces were
X
X 1.5 mm
squares.
The different
test sample bottles contained different
ratios
of
the
different colored test pieces.
Also,
there was
a
Russian letter on each
test
piece.
The fifteen letters
formed three Russia words.
Each color was
a
separate word.
There was also
a serial
number on different places
on the
bottle indicating the serial number of
the bottle.
For example,
four pieces
of
plexiglass had
the Soviet
letters
S,
0,
D
ad
A,
meaning
soda.
On another
location
of
S,
O,
D and
A were added
1,
2,
and
4.
Each test sample bottle
held different ratios
of
the different colored pieces
of
plexiglass.
The test
pieces were
first placed
in
the bottles,
and
the tops
of
the bottles were
heated
to form
a
slit.
The
test piece could not
be pored
out
through
this
slit.
The sample on
the left
of
illustration one
is sample
four.
Each sample was one
of
a
kind,
so
it could not be duplicated.
The glass
containers could not be put back together
if
they were broken and
the glass was
transparent which allowed
for better observation.
2.
In order to observe just where the objects,
that,
is the objects which
were placed into the containers beforehand,
broke through
the space barrier,
and to see what happened
to
the objects and
the container wall when
the barrier
was penetrated,
we designed
the following samples.
A.
We used unopened CIWUJIA
[exact translation unknown.
Probably
a
Chinese over the counter medicine]
and XIA0YANLIDANYA0
[another over the
Approved For Release 2000/08/09
: CIA-RDP96-00792R000200040001-1