Science tells us that in order for a theory to be considered correct, it must be proved by a repeatable experiment. The experiment should produce the same results every time no matter who performs the experiment or where. Kirlian photography is our experimental proof of Multidimensional Reality. It is a repeatable experiment that can be done by anyone, anywhere; in fact, it has been done by numerous scientists and private individuals.
The first high voltage, high frequency phenomena were first discovered and observed in the early 1890’s by Nikola Tesla. During many of his electrical experiments, some involving voltages well over 100,000 volts and frequencies above 10,000 hertz, he observed an unusual blue glow around the capacitors used in the experiment. In 1893 during the Chicago World’s Fair, Tesla performed a demonstration by hooking himself up to a one million volt, high-frequency line, producing a tremendous aura around
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his body. This is Probably the first time that the Kirlian effect was ever produced in the world. Many years later a Czechoslovakian produced several photographs using high voltage, high frequency to produce an image on film. (1-p32)
In the late 1930’s in Russia, a husband and wife team by the name of Kirlian discovered the same phenomenon while working with high voltage, high frequency devices. They further developed and refined this form of photography. They produced new devices to create these images and did a great deal of research on the subject. This form of high voltage, high frequency photography is named after them.
There are many fine books that go into great detail on how one can build a Kirlian photography unit. We will not go into great detail on the actual workings of these units. We are more concerned with explaining what we are looking at and why the phenomenon exists. We do strongly suggest that you read some of these books describing the equipment before you attempt to perform your own experiments, because high voltage equipment can be very dangerous. We will describe the basic principles used to
produce this type of photograph.
The equipment consists of three parts: One is a frequency generator which produces a sine wave or square wave ranging in frequency from several thousand cycles up to as much as 5 MHz.
The second part of the equipment increases the voltage of the oscillator circuit to about 20,000 volts. Over 100,000 volts have been used in some of the Russian devices. Kirlian photographs have been produced using pulse DC and low frequency AC. The majority of the devices use the voltages and frequencies mentioned earlier.
The third part of the Kirlian device is the equipment to which the object is being attached. The most commonly used device is something which resembles two capacitor plates (Figure 7.1). In the illustration, the top plate is attached to the step up voltage stage of the Kirlian unit. Between the plate and the object (a leaf) is a dielectric (insulator) sheet. The bottom plate is connected to a ground. When the voltage is turned on, the electrons pass perpen-
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dicularly from the surface of the top plate to the bottom plate, where they pass on to the ground.
In order to understand how the image is produced, you must recall our discussion of how electrons are created in a generator. As the information of one object passes the information of another at 90’, small domains of potential are created which we call “electrons.” Between these two capacitor plates is an object, in this case a leaf. The information for the leaf is directed around it from 360’. When the voltage passes from the top plate to the bottom plate, it will pass perpendicularly to some of the information directed toward the leaf. The information it passes turns out to be most visible at the edges of the leaf, when the electrons cross the information at 90’, forming other domains of potential along this 90’ plane. This potential, in turn, raises the potential of the information of the leaf. As the potential is raised, time slows down (a phase shift). The effect is that the modulation coordinates for the leaf are extended outward, away from the surface of the leaf. We observe it as a wide spectrum of light. This image of light we will refer to as an “aura.” When you see light, you are seeing information passing us, relative to us, at the speed of light. The light images that show up in the center of the leaf are caused by the
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information that is directed toward these internal structures in the same manner as previously described. Per our theory, each element that makes up the object should have its own specific light spectrum and, in turn, its own frequency that will cause it to luminesce. This method of photography shall also show the difference between our second, third, and fourth dimensional existences, and how we can visualize and understand the differences in our reality.
Description Of The Effects
There are several basic variables that experimenters are familiar with that affect the outcome of the photograph.
The first is that the frequency used determines what the image will look like. After many experiments, it is a well-proven fact that at one frequency the image would be very bright and large, and at a slightly higher frequency, the image would disappear completely. Yet, at a little higher frequency, the image would then reappear as before! (1-p59) It has also been observed that as the frequency changes, different parts of the picture would appear and disappear. (1-pll2) The complete spectrum of light has been observed in these photographs from the low, infrared light to the high ultraviolet. (2-pl2)
These observations tend to prove our theory that each element is made up of specific frequencies, and that if another high potential frequency is applied to the elements, they will become slightly demodulated and produce their various wave lengths of light. This idea is further proved by the observations made from inanimate objects. In Kirlian photography, inanimate objects such as metals produce uniform auras perpendicularly around the object. The auras of inorganic or dead organic materials will both produce unchanged auras if the photographic variables are held constant. The auras will change if either the voltage is changed and/or the frequency is changed. (1-p58) It has been noticed that the effect of changing the frequency or the voltage has the effect of focusing in the image of the aura. When photographing inanimate objects, it has been noticed that the images show topographical features quite well.
When photographing metals less voltage is required to produce the aura if the metal is very hot. If the metal is cold, more energy
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is, in turn, needed. This tends to prove our idea that potential must be applied to an object to demodulate it from our dimension.
Photographs Of Living Objects
The reason living organisms photograph differently from inanimate objects is because inanimate objects are third-dimensional existences, and living things are fourth-dimensional existences. The observations to be described point this out quite well.
The auras given off by all living organisms, be they man or plants, are not constant and fluctuate in size and in intensity. (1-p37) The light given off has the appearance of small channels or round bubbles of light. Some of the light given off indicates some of the internal structure of the organism, such as veins; but some of the domains of light do not correlate with any of the internal structures of the living organism. (1-p38) The luminescent colors of these clusters of light range from lavender to yellow. Sometimes these colors are bright and sometimes they are faded. Many times they appear to flicker. On humans some parts of the skin will Rare up in plumes of gold and blue light. Some bubbles of light splash from one point on the surface to another point, where they are absorbed. What is interesting is that until the first spray of light is absorbed, the transmitting area on the surface will not send out another plume of light. (1-p45) Some clusters of light change shape to become spherical. The colors of these spheres have been observed to be pale lilac, light blue, gray, or orange. (1-p45) This luminescent aura produces the impression of transparency to the object. Where strong concentrations of energy are present, such as at the ends of plant stems, long plumes of light have been observed. This light is seen flashing on and off in a myriad of colors. (2-p70)
We theorize that these strong plumes of light are the result of greater quantities of information being directed toward a specific area of the plant or animal. When a leaf or other living organism dies, these domains of light gradually decline until they no longer appear. When the object is totally dead, it will appear as an inanimate object would. No longer would there be the fluctuations in the light intensity or the shape of the aura. For this reason, Kirlian photography is a direct measure of the state and condition of life in a living object! (1-pl02)
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Multidimensional Reality Explanation
The above observations are telling us something very important about life, besides proving plainly our definitions about dimensions. Let’s take the example of the plant leaf. When it is first photographed, the leaf appears as a glowing bright aura possessing many small bubbles of light, which move around in some sort of order, which as yet we do not quite understand. If the leaf dies, the only thing that changes on the photograph is the disappearance of these bubbles of light and the brilliant fluctuations in the aura. When the leaf is finally dead, it no longer gives off fluctuations of light. Neither are the plumes or bubbles of light observed. Just a small, evenly intensified aura appears around the leaf. The remaining light represents only the information of the matter which still exists in our dimension. The only thing that the leaf has lost is this excess potential. Our conclusion is that life is conscious energy or potential that is superimposed over three-dimensional matter.
This conscious energy does not actually exist in this dimension; if it did, there would be some sort of weight loss or physical change in the matter when the object “died.” The only change that is present is the absence of these domains of potential. This idea will be further developed as we go through this chapter.
No two individuals produce the same aura. There is always some slight difference in the areas of the flares or bubbles of light. Human auras change from day to day and sometimes from minute to minute. (1-p62) It is not completely understood what all the causes are that change an individual’s aura, but two factors that definitely do are the emotional state of the individual and interaction with other people.
When a person is relaxed, happy, open, and friendly, that person will produce a wide, bright aura. Many times the color of the aura will be in the blue and ultraviolet range. (2-p96) When an individual is emotionally upset due to tension, arousal, anger, or when he is what is commonly called “uptight,” his aura will be small, and in the center of the image will usually appear a red blotch. The red blotch is most characteristic of this emotional state. (1-p62, 102) For some reason, if the emotional state is great enough, the red will be observed far beyond the perimeter of the aura. In other words, it is observed outside the actual physical body. (2-p66)
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The entire human body does not give off the same color aura. Different parts of the body give off different colors. The typical colors given off in the area of the heart are deep blue to violet. The arm pits give off a greenish-blue light, and the hips give off an olive color. The finger tips generally give off a blue color, but this changes as the emotional state of the person changes.
The next factor that affects the aura is man’s interaction with his fellow man. It has been discovered by many experimenters that the subject photographed is often affected by the experimenter. This interaction affects the image produced. Most times the communication is on a nonverbal level. During research done by Thelma Moss and her associates at UCLA, they observed nonverbal interactions between members of the same family or friends on the same photographic plate. This interaction showed up as sparks of light between two or more individuals’ fingers. Also, lopsided, deformed auras were observed either toward or away from the other person’s finger. This seems to indicate that individuals do communicate from another dimension; and these auras indicate this type of communication. They seem to indicate the true feelings between two people rather than the plastic, artificial feelings we so often tell our fellow man.
There is another observation to be made about the auras observed from people’s fingers. When two or more people’s finger tips are photographed close together, there is no penetration or overlapping of the auras. Rather the image deforms away from the other aura leaving a small space between the two auras. The-only way to explain this is to apply our theory stated in Chapter 3, that is, that like information cannot occupy the same time and space. The information of these fingers is similar information, therefore, the diehold will prevent them from occupying the same time and space. We see the result of this by observing the auras deform away from each other.
Another interesting observation, made by Thelma Moss and her colleagues, was that when a person breathed on a copper penny before the penny was photographed, the image of the penny disappeared. They didn’t know why the image disappeared, but they thought it may have been due to the moisture from the person’s breath. They tried the experiment again but using steam from a hot sponge. The image this time came out to be extra bright as if more voltage was added to the photograph without changing the
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frequency. These results perplexed them because it implied there are two different types of water. A series of experiments were done to see if there were two different types of water. They photographed the hand of a person who was asked to do strenuous exercises until he was perspiring. When they photographed his hand, his aura appeared to be quite normal, having a nice glow to it. When moisture was artificially induced on his hand by placing a plastic bag over it, the results were different-the red blotch appeared. (3-p2)
Nobody has yet figured out why there seem to be two different types of water; one that originates from the body, and the other originating from the atmosphere. The only way to explain this phenomenon is to use our theory.
The key ingredient in water is oxygen, and the most perfect crystal shape of oxygen is the octahedron crystal. Since the crystal shape is octahedron, therefore, the main frequencies of oxygen are similar to the carrier wave frequency of the diehold. The frequencies of the element, oxygen, are also similar to the frequencies that make up the conscious energy of the person. We theorize that the water that originates from the human body contains oxygen which has been charged up like small capacitors. This charging has occurred because the potential of the living man is greater than the information of the inanimate element, oxygen. The result is that the frequencies of the oxygen molecule from the body are at a higher potential than the ordinary oxygen. The water vapor coming from the man’s breath has a different frequency than does the water vapor originating in the atmosphere. When the man’s water vapor came in contact with the copper penny, it slightly changed the frequency of the penny; therefore, when the copper penny was photographed, it did not appear on the film. It could have appeared if the frequency of the Kirlian unit was changed so it would produce a harmonic of the new frequency of the penny.
Another unusual phenomenon observed at UCLA is called the Anticipation Phenomenon. This resulted from a series of experiments that involved the gashing of part of the leaf by one of the experimenters. The leaf was first photographed before and then after it was gashed. Their auras were then compared to see if there were any changes in the size and color. The very observant experimenter noticed in the “before” shots, a black vacant spot in the
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location where he was going to gash the leaf. (3-p6) Our interpretation of this phenomenon is that the leaf was perceiving its own future by perceiving the information of the experimenter. It is unknown if the experimenter was even thinking about where he was going to gash the leaf, but the leaf evidentally perceived not only what was going to happen to it but even where.
Another unusual observation was made at UCLA. They took a Kirlian photograph of a special type of magnet with several round holes in the center. As you can see from the picture, the center opening shows an unusual aura forming perpendicular to the sides of the magnet. These lines of light are directed toward the center of the opening; yet you will notice, many of these lines cross each other. The average scientist who looks at this photograph would say that these wisps of light we observe are nothing more than sparks radiating from the sides of the metal. But this cannot be correct because you cannot have two electrical fields crossing themselves, (2-p80) as evidenced in the photograph. What we are observing is the information of the magnet being directed toward the coordinates in our time and space where it modulates into our existence. The other reason that aura cannot be an electrical discharge is because it would be forming perpendicular to the flow of electrons produced by the Kirlian photographic unit.
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The Phantom Leaf Effect
If there is any one experiment or observation that we could say proves our theory correct, it is the phantom leaf effect. There is an old Chinese saying that a picture is worth ten thousand words.
Photograph of a phantom portion of a leaf
The phantom leaf effect is produced when two-to-ten percent of the leaf is cut away. When the leaf is properly photographed, using the correct frequency and potential, the cutaway section of the leaf will appear as if it is still there. It is not often that this phantom appears, but at UCLA they seem to have a pretty good batting average. They have reported that five percent of the tries, using still photos, will produce good phantoms. (4-p3) Using a motion picture technique, developed at UCLA, their success rate is between 10 and 20 percent. (4-p4) The phantom image is very interesting to observe. When photographed with a movie or television camera, it is seen to fade in and out of the picture for five to eight seconds before it disappears altogether. (4-p5) There was some controversy at first regarding the phantom leaf effect. Many felt that it was nothing more than an artifact of the remains left by the leaf, when it was first photographed whole. The argument
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was that some sort of remnant of the electrical field or maybe even residue from the leaf itself, remained on the film emulsion or glass plate; but through a series of experiments they proved the artifact theory totally wrong. What the experimenters did was to cut the leaf before it ever came into contact with the film. The leaf was then photographed and the phantom appeared. This experiment was done many times to show it is a repeatable phenomenon. No one has ever figured out why this could happen or even thought of the consequences of what this phantom leaf effect means, at least not until now.
Multidimensional Reality Explanation
When you first see the phantom leaf effect, you must ask yourself, “How does a leaf know how to recreate its original image?” If you consider what the leaf has going for it, in just this dimension, the answer you will come up with is: it doesn’t know how to reconstruct its original shape. The only possible answer for the appearance of the phantom effect is that the information for the whole leaf exists in another dimension, that the life and conscious energy part of the information exists primarily in another dimension. Since the only way to make this phantom appear is by using a high voltage, high frequency device, this implies that the signal that makes up the leaf is a modulated signal of some sort. Otherwise, we couldn’t possibly have made the image appear. As we look at the phantom portion of the leaf, we notice that the bubbles of light and the aura around the edges are quite visible.
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The only thing that isn’t present is the light that makes up the actual matter in this dimension. Parts of the signal that we are looking at are the carrier wave, the clocking and synchronizing frequencies that make up that portion of the leaf, along with the conscious energy that is the “personality” of the leaf. The pulsations observed from the phantom part of a leaf are a result of these different frequencies. The reason more of an image is not observed is because the cut-away matter part of the leaf is still in our dimension. We theorize that if that cut-away portion could be moved out of our dimension in space and time, then, when if we try to reproduce the phantom image, using enough potential, the missing part of that leaf should reappear. The end result should be the whole leaf with no evidence of its ever being cut in two. The phantom leaf effect also proves, very simply, that energy does not come from matter (E = mc2). In the picture we are observing, energy is being emitted from no matter; it is just a field produced by a domain of information.
Many of you have heard some of the theories concerning what it is we are looking at. Some of these explanations sound quite plausible. We will examine some of the major ones in order to compare their theories with ours. Theirs cannot explain all the phenomena that were previously discussed.
The most popular and acceptable theory of the Kirlian aura is that it is nothing more than a corona discharge or, more technically, cold electron emissions. This idea stems from the theory that all objects have free electrons in them; they exist in different densities. When an object is at a temperature of absolute zero or in a zero field, the electrons do not have enough potential to pass through the surface of the object, so the electrons are bound inside. As heat or external voltage is applied, electrons start passing through the surface from inside. This increase in free electrons continues until it reaches a maximum without causing light, the “Fermi Level.” Above the Fermi Level, there is a sufficient density of electrons whose potential and velocity are great enough that when they collide with other electrons or elements, they form photons, which is believed by scientists to be light. (1-pll4) This
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is the reason scientists believe the Kirlian aura to be caused entirely by the high voltage used.
Taking this theory into account, a noted scientist, William Teller of Stanford University, did a series of experiments to see if the high voltage did entirely cause the aura. What he found was that a small amount of the light could be accounted for by the stimulation of the high voltage, but this was only a small part of the total light being produced, and there was no explanation as to why this light was so closely related to the living object’s changing existence. In other words, Doctor Teller proved that it was not cold electron emission that caused the Kirlian aura. To quote him:
How can a light generated in the process be so sensitively related to the living organism’s condition, when a thousand photons are generated by collision events compared to only a few that can probably be directly correlated with the emitted electron condition from the living system? Perhaps this result is again telling us that more than electrons are involved here, or that they are involved in a far more complex manner than we presently imagine. (1-pl22)
The other popular theory was presented by the Kirlians themselves. They believe the Kirlian aura is evidence of what they call bioplasma. Bioplasma seems to have a rather loose definition, but basically it is the idea that matter gives off an electrical field that in some way is able to communicate with other parts of itself and other organisms. The problem with this theory is that it does not explain the phantom leaf effect, because here we have the electrical structure of the image without having the matter. The bioplasma theory is too matter-oriented.
Some other miscellaneous theories are; that the images reveal the state and condition of the peripheral vascular system of an organism, (1-p63) that the aura is showing the temperature on the surface of the object. Another theory postulates that the image was showing galvanic skin responses. (1-p62) All the above theories were proved to be wrong by various research groups. The round bubbles and clusters of light were thought to be caused by an undetermined matter of some origin. (1-p45) This idea is obviously wrong, because we observe these bubbles of light in the phantom leaf effect; and there is no matter present there; so, therefore, matter is not the cause of these bubbles or clusters of light.
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We wonder if these theorists even realized the tremendous significance that this type of photography is telling us. The only theory that comes close to the truth is from the ancient Yoga and Kabbalah literature; that the image we are looking at is the aura of the astral body. These terms are obviously rather vague and amorphous, but this is because some of that information was probably given to the ancient masters by highly advanced beings. They probably gave them this information in a form that could be most easily understood by primitive beings at that time. There are a few humans that have evolved to this idea on their own, but this is usually after many years of meditation or study of yoga or studying of the Kabbalah. Yet, the form in which they have this enlightened knowledge is such that they cannot relate it to their fellow man. We have all heard the saying, that allegedly came from Siddhartha, after many years of meditation and study, stated “The rock and I are one.” What he finally realized after an entire lifetime is that he and the rock are made up of information and that the information for both him and the rock exists in another dimension.
We said earlier that the phantom leaf effect actually says it all. Now we will tell you why, and the real significance of the picture. We mentioned earlier that the bubbles and flares of light are a product of the conscious energy of the living organism. We will call this for now the soul. In the phantom part of the leaf, we see these bubbles of light still flashing and appearing as they did when they were modulated along with the matter part of the signal. The deep significance of this observation is that our soul is modulated into the second dimension. Our soul would be the modulated part of our conscious existence.
The next important point to be made is that it is possible that all our thinking, communicating, and perceiving of others is done entirely in the first dimension and that it has absolutely nothing to do with the fourth dimension in which we live. In other words, our physical brain may be nothing more than for our conceptual convenience for our dimension. It exists because we think something must exist to do the “thinking” in this dimension; but really the actual thinking and collecting of information is done entirely in the first dimension. The reason we do not perceive more infor-
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mation than we do presently is because the matter part of our world interferes and distorts the information-gathering process of our real minds in the diehold.
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Psychic Phenomena
It seems that parapsychology has been regarded as the “orphan child” of the academic community, possibly because there is no way in which the “accepted” theories of existence and time can be used to explain any of the psychic phenomena. There is no logical explanation in quantum mechanics, field theory, or the theory of relativity to explain people reading the minds of other people, or the bending and moving of objects just by concentrating on them. This is not to mention the phenomena of clairvoyance and psychic photography.
Scientists can’t explain psychic phenomena because there is no frame of reference in their theories of existence to explain them. As mentioned in Chapter three, for a theory of existence to be correct, it must explain all phenomena, not just those that “fit.” We believe our Theory of Multidimensional Reality is the only theory that can explain psychic phenomena logically, using the same reality reference we used to explain the phenomena in physics. The only problem we have is in understanding the action
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necessary for our conscious intelligence to cause the desired response; and this is because we don’t know enough about the workings of the thinking, conscious part of our existence. What function does it really play in the workings of the diehold?
The term “psychic energy” is used today as a catch-all phrase to try to describe a wide range of phenomena involving people interacting with the world around them; but nobody really knows what psychic energy” is nor how it functions.
The scientific community has avoided a serious investigation of psychic energy for another reason-they are afraid of being accused of delving into the occult. We sympathize only slightly, because if a genuine phenomenon does exist, the true scientist should be curious enough to investigate it.
The “occult” has gained something of a bad name in our society. The word “occult” conjures up thoughts of demons, “evil” ceremonies, witchcraft, voodoo, etc. We believe that the field of the occult justly deserves its bad name, because it is a prime example of man demonstrating his tremendous reservoirs of ignorance and stupidity. Originally, there was some truth to some of the ideas and principles, but over thousands of years, what was true has been so distorted and perverted that it now prevents its followers from evolving at all.
Some Eastern religions do a good job of describing some of the phenomena associated with auras and astral projection, but their way is too amorphous and esoteric. The result is that the information is in a form useless to almost everyone, especially those in the scientific community.
We define the field of parapsychology or psychic phenomena as the result of the conscious entity’s ability to perceive and/or manipulate the domains of information around it. This interaction occurs only in the diehold (the first dimension).
Some of the topics we list have not previously been considered
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to be psychic phenomena, but they are influenced by conscious thought. The examples we use come from reliable sources, such as experiments done by Russian and American scientists.
Telepathy is defined simply as communication from one mind to another without using the five senses. Several examples of this follow.
In 1966, the Russians performed a telepathic experiment using the well-known psychic, Karl Nikolaiev. Nikolaiev was at the Academgorodok, in the city of Novasibirsk, in Siberia. He was to receive telepathic messages from various subjects located in Moscow. In one of the tests, a subject was given six objects to transmit mentally to Nikolaiev-1,860 miles away. Nikolaiev successfully received the images of the object. The Russians learned that it is just as important to have a trained sender as it is to have a telepathic receiver. In the next test, a sender had to transmit the images on ESP cards. Nikolaiev succeeded in receiving 12 out of 20 of the images. The Russians noticed some interesting reactions in both the sender and receiver. The EEGs showed drastic changes in both subjects during the moment of transmission. They also noticed that when Nikolaiev received a visual image from the sender, the visual nerve centers of his brain were activated.
It was also determined that it was important that the receiver be in a tranquil state, free of involuntary motion and distracting thought. (1-pl3)
An American (Dr. Thomas Duane, 1965) at Jefferson Medical College in Philadelphia did a series of telepathic tests with identical twins. He also found similar simultaneous brain wave activity between the twins. (1-p28)
This kind of telepathy is very common (and well documented) between mothers and their babies. A mother’s EEG will go up if her baby cries or is in pain, no matter where the baby is. Scientists at the Newark College of Engineering in New Jersey have done telepathic experiments with a plethysmograph (a device that measures blood volume). They found that if a telepath directed his or
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her thought to a close friend, the friend would often register a change in blood volume. This experiment and others performed by other American researchers proves that the receiving person will show a body change. It has been estimated that about 25 percent of the population can show this unconscious telepathic reception. (1-p83)
The basic and most important question to be asked is: in what dimension are these people communicating? There have been many elaborate experiments done to determine if the mode of communication is electromagnetic. Scientists placed their subjects in ground cages to prevent any electromagnetic waves from entering or leaving the cage. This did not prevent telepathic communication. (1-p100)
Another fact also proves that the communication is not taking place in this dimension. Since distance does not influence the receiving of information, it must be implied that the normal power functions used to determine signal strength over a given distance have no bearing on telepathy.
So we must conclude that the communication is not in this dimension. These results corroborate what we said in Chapter 1, that the electrostatic field predominates in the third dimension. Once we accept the reality of a storage dimension (the first dimension), the explanation of how telepathy comes about becomes almost academic. The communication between individuals is done strictly in the diehold. What determines whether a person is a psychic is the amount of potential he or she has. Many well-known psychics have been found to have higher levels of voltage recorded in the rear portions of their brains. A 50-to-1 ratio between the voltage registered at the back of the brain to the front is not uncommon.
Since this section is concerned mainly with the receiving aspect of telepathy, we will only describe that for now. Keep in mind that it is also necessary for the sender of the information to affect the information of the receiver. This will be further described in the section on affecting. A good telepathic receiver must be able to direct his thoughts to the exact spot where the domains of in-
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formation are located that he wishes to perceive. If the psychic is attempting to perceive the thought patterns of another person, his job is made a little easier because the other individual is made up of conscious potential located in the diehold as a domain of information. Since the information in the diehold is in the first dimension, distances between the domains of information that make up the psychic and the person he is perceiving are irrelevant. The psychic must then correctly interpret the thought patterns of the person sending the message. In the diehold we would expect to see these thought patterns as transfers of domains of potential between the overall domain of information of the person. The reason the EEGs for both the sender and the receiver mirror one another is because the receiver (the psychic) superimposes onto the information that makes him up some of these frequencies that make up the information.
The reason telepathic communication between a mother and her child is so prevalent is even simpler. Since the baby comes from part of the information that makes up the mother, they share similar frequencies and, indeed, similar domains of information. If a mother could correctly interpret which emotions and feelings she is receiving from her child, she would then be able to correctly interpret what the child is doing at that precise moment in time.
The psychic receiver must be calm and tranquil (or in alpha state) because he must eliminate all random potentials (voltages) caused by his own body or the environment around him. These random potentials can be interpreted by him as random thought patterns, thereby confusing the signal that is meant to be perceived. For the same reason, the sender must also be able to remove any random thoughts and disturbances he has around him; otherwise he will unconsciously transmit this “mental noise.”
There are ways to improve the psychic’s ability to send or receive. The principle is simple. We must be able to increase the potential of that person. By increasing the potential, we are, in effect, enabling that individual to perceive more domains of information around him or her. The Russians have been able to succeed in increasing the psychic’s ability to perceive more information.
“We surround both sender and receiver with artificial magnetic fields both before and during ESP tests ... It gives them extra energy. The fields don’t have to be strong. Weak fields work just as well.” (1-pll8)
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Agroup of electrical engineers in the United States also discovered that high-frequency electromagnetic waves were able to increase their telepathic abilities. (1-pll8) The reason the electromagnetic waves increase psychic ability is that the frequencies help increase the amplitude of the frequencies that make up the individual’s information. The increased amplitude is then translated into a higher potential in the first dimension, which is the desired effect to increase one’s psychic abilities.
This simply means “to be able to see without using the eyes.” The method most commonly demonstrated is having one run his palm or fingertip across a piece of paper with either color images or print on it. There are several well-documented examples of eyeless sight. A very famous Russian psychic, Wolf Messing, has been tested for his ability to be able to distinguish the colors printed on magazine pages without looking at them. (1-p45) We will be mentioning Messing quite often through this chapter because he is such a good psychic. There are several other Russian psychics that have demonstrated great paraoptic abilities. For example, Rosa Kuleshova and Nelya Mikhailova. Both women can run their hands across a colored page and sense the colors by how slippery or sticky they are. Scientists have tested them to see if they were picking up some unknown texture quality connected with the color by simply placing a transparent film over various colored pictures; but both women were still easily able to distinguish the different colors. It would seem that the characteristics of sticky or slippery have nothing to do with anything that is physically different from the surface of the paper. In 1962, Rosa Kuleshova was tested by a group of scientists to get a better understanding of her abilities. They gave her a photograph of an individual. She was able to accurately describe the appearance and stature of the man, though she was blindfolded at the time. The scientists also tested her to see if she was picking up slight thermal differences from the paper-the principle being that light colors reflect heat, while darker colors absorb heat. The scientists took various colored plates and changed their physical temperatures to see if they could fool Rosa’s ability of detection. The temperature of the plates had
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virtually no effect on her ability to accurately describe the colors of the plates. (1-pl60) Rosa was also able to accurately describe images on television screens; the longer she practiced her unique ability, the better she got. Eventually, she was able to read printed words by running her finger across the lines. By 1964, she was able to read small print with her elbow. (1-pl66) She was eventually able to pick up the minutest details in a photograph, such as detecting the color of a necktie on a person in the photograph. She described the sensation of “sensing the colors” by saying, “If you start on each side of the middle color, green, the sticky rough feeling increases as you finger your way toward either end of the band.” (1-pl6l) All the psychics that have this ability have described black as being the stickiest and white as being smooththough it feels coarser than yellow. The sensation of warmth is felt toward the infrared end of the light spectrum; toward the blue and ultraviolet range, it has the sensation of cold.
The Russians then began a concerted effort to find other people with this paraoptic ability. They found many children able to distinguish the different colors and also able to read letters with their hands. Some were able to just wave their hand over a rug or other covering and detect objects, including pictures, under the covering.
Another interesting observation made by Russian scientists was that these children could “see” the letters or the pictures at a greater distance if the paper was placed on a plate carrying a weak positive electrical charge.
The scientists have not been able to come up with any explanation as to how or why one can “see” without using his or her eyes.
The paraoptic phenomenon is an excellent proof that we do exist in another dimension. In fact, there is no other explanation as to why someone would be able to read letters and “see” pictures unless the information for the individual and the material were both in another form and in another dimension. These people are obviously not “seeing” in this dimension.
It appears that many of us have some kind of psychic ability, but it manifests itself in different ways. Some of us can read minds, some have eyeless sight, others can move objects without
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touching them. For some reason, our potential is directed in different ways to accomplish different results. It seems that our conscious existence in the diehold is capable of directing its potential to specific domains of information. After it has located the desired domain of information, be it information that makes up a printed page or a photograph, it extrapolates specific information from the overall domain of information. For instance, those who have paraoptic abilities are not able to perceive who or what last came in contact with the object under consideration. These paraoptic individuals are simply extrapolating a specific type of information from the page or the picture. The reason the colors “feel” different is because that is how our brain makes interpretable the information actually perceived from the diehold. Actually the color represents frequencies. The brain translates the basic frequencies into a form that the conscious mind can interpret.
Psychometry is the ability of a person to obtain information concerning an object or its owner by touching the object.
Agood example of someone who has mastered psychometry is the Dutch-born psychic, Peter Hurkos. Police departments all over the world have utilized his gifts to help solve crimes. Mr. Hurkos has only to handle something that the other person has handled or owned, and he can tell you information about that person in minute detail.
Psychometry tells us something very important about our own existence. The mechanism necessary for Mr. Hurkos to perceive another person’s information is similar to what goes on during telepathy, but it’s slightly more complicated. Every object Mr. Hurkos touches is the product of a conscious entities thought form, from those who designed the object to those who built it; and the ultimate owner. Everyone who came in contact with it directed some of their conscious potential or thought to that object. An object is not just a domain of information that makes up some inanimate object such as a tool or picture, but it represents a thought form as well. This is why Hurkos is able to pick up the information about any person who came in contact with the object. When he places the object in his hands, he doesn’t just hold an inanimate
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object in this dimension; but in the diehold, his domain of information is perceiving the domain of information that makes up the object. His consciousness then traces the domain of information back in time until he reaches the desired point when the object was in contact with another conscious entity.
We would say that psychometry is the ability to “read” thought patterns in the diehold.
Dowsing is the ability to locate a specific item in the ground by using a “divining” or “dowsing” rod. The person skilled at this practice is called a dowser. Dowsing is a very old and well-known skill. Many individuals have developed this skill to locate water and mineral deposits. Some dowsers are able to tell exactly how many feet below the surface the deposit lies. When dowsing for water, they can also tell the direction of flow and how many gallons are flowing. There are many shapes that can be used for a dowsing rod. Some dowsers use a Y-shaped willow branch, others use a T shape metal wire. We theorize that the shape is actually not very important to the dowser-nor is the substance from which it is made. The function of the dowsing rod is merely to direct the dowser’s conscious thought to a specific location. Dowsers claim they find what they are looking for by sensing the vibrations coming from the object. They say that every object has its own radiated vibrations. They try to “feel” these vibrations in order to locate the object. The Russians have done a great deal of research with dowsing. They have found that no matter how much or what kind of shielding is used around the object, the dowser will find what he is looking for. (1-pl76)
It is obvious that the dowser is not detecting anything that is in this dimension. He is receiving all of his inputs from the diehold. Dowsers are correct in saying that they try to detect a particular vibration coming from the object, because, per our theory, every element in the universe has its own distinct group of frequencies.
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When a conscious intelligence learns how to differentiate between these different frequencies, he could locate anything that is around his domain of information in the diehold. In our dimension, the object may be located below him, but in the diehold the location of the information can be anywhere.
Clairvoyance is defined as the ability to perceive objects or events not present to the senses. All of us have, at one time or another, sensed the location of something without being told where it was. Some of us have had dreams about some place or object and later found out our dream was correct. This is called clairvoyance. Many people mistake clairvoyance for perceiving the future, but that is called precognition, which we will discuss later.
Clairvoyance deals with perceiving something that is happening in the present or which has happened in the past.
There are famous examples of individuals perceiving events and places by clairvoyance in their dreams. In 1956 a Pennsylvania farmer, Jacob Dibert, had a dream about two missing boys who lived 12 miles away. He did not know them, but he knew that the town’s people were trying to find them because they were lost in the forest. Mr. Dibert dreamt the exact location of the bodies of the two boys. What is interesting is that he had the dream twice. The first night he had it he told his wife about it, but no one else, because they didn’t think anything of it. The next night he again had the same dream. After that he decided to investigate, which lead to the discovery of the bodies. (2-p49)
There are many examples of important archeological findings being made as the result of dreams. Glastonbury Abbey in England and the ancient city of Mycenae of Crete were discovered because of dreams.
On September 5, 1880, a Captain Christian, on his ship bound for Rangoon from Sydney, Australia, had a detailed dream that his brother was on a ship that was sinking and he saved him. The next day, Captain Christian sailed north and found the ship in his dream. The dream resulted in the rescue of his brother and 269 other persons. (2-p55)
One of the most famous cases of clairvoyance is that of Byron
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Somes, a reporter for the Boston Globe. He dreamt that a small South Seas island, Pralape, had a large volcano that was furiously erupting. In his dream, he could even hear the screaming of the islanders trying to escape. The dream was very detailed and vivid. It seemed he was really there. When he awoke, he wrote down the dream and left it at his desk. By mistake someone at the newspaper took his dream as a news story and printed it. It wasn’t until several days later that news actually started coming in that a volcano on the island of Krakatoa had erupted blowing the island off the face of the earth. Byron Somes had dreamt the eruption of Krakatoa at about the same time it was happening, though he was 12,000 miles away. (2-p59) Several years later he discovered that Pralape was the ancient name for Krakatoa.
Other examples of clairvoyance come from Czechoslovakian sources. During WWI, the Czech army used the clairvoyant abilities of psychics to find the location of the Hungarian army. The Czechs had great success at this. In fact, they never received wrong information. (1)
There are other, more common, examples of clairvoyance, such as psychics who can locate people and lost objects merely by concentrating on them. We would say that clairvoyance is a more advanced type of dowsing except that the dowsing rod is not used. The clairvoyant needs no dowsing rod or other artificial device in this dimension to help direct his or her thoughts. The clairvoyant, like the dowser, perceives the information of the object through the first dimension. The clairvoyant can direct his thought patterns to perceive information any place in the present as well as in the past, but we do not believe any person in this dimension can perceive the future entirely on his own. This will be further elaborated upon in the section on precognition.
This section is divided into two areas. The ability to visualize your thought patterns as you are talking, and photographic memories. The only record of the first type of visualization we were able to find was described by Nikola Tesla. As a young child, he was able to visualize the items he was thinking about. For example, if he thought about a bowl of fruit, he would see before
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his eyes a bowl of fruit. He had a difficult time delineating between the real object and the mental image. This caused him a great deal of mental anguish through his earlier childhood. Later, he was able to control this ability utilizing it in building his inventions. For instance, the alternating current generator he first built visually in his mind. He visualized it in the most minute detail. When he finally built it, he built it exactly to his mental image and of course it worked perfectly. This ability caused some friction among his working colleagues, because Tesla told them to build certain parts for his inventions without giving them any explanation as to the principles of the invention or what the finished invention would be. This was because Tesla had all his calculations and plans in his head.
This example of visualization seems to prove our idea that threedimensional objects, such as man’s inventions, are a product of thought forms. Tesla was so evolved and his information possessed so much potential that as he thought he was able to form domains of information in the diehold that took the same shape as his thought.
Photographic Minds
Most people do not think of photographic memory as being a psychic phenomenon. Most people think it is merely a mechanical ability to be able to store vast amounts of information in one’s memory.
We will give two examples of this type of memory. Rabbi Elijah, a Lithuanian, was able to recall any portion of a page of any book he had ever read in his entire lifetime. This was estimated to be well over a thousand volumes. He considered this mental ability somewhat of a curse, because he said it was like living in a library all day and taking it to bed with you all night. (2-pl52) There have been many other documented cases of individuals with photographic memories of various types. One very interesting case was Mathurin Veyssiere, formerly librarian to the King of Prussia. He
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was able to memorize sounds. This included recalling speeches made by foreign dignitaries in their native tongue. Even though Veyssiere did not understand their language, he was able to repeat their words perfectly, including proper pronunciation and accent. (2-pl53)
These people had photographic minds because they were actually psychic. Their psychic ability was directed toward the area of recall. People who have photographic minds have been able to direct their conscious intelligence to recall information that has been collected by them in their past. It is unknown why a psychic develops his ability in certain areas and not in others, but this seems to be the general rule with all psychics. They wind up developing their own peculiar ability. What they are doing is recalling their past thought forms, playing them back at will. Their ability to recall vast amounts of information is usually faster than any of our present-day computers. For this reason, we feel that these people are recalling the information directly from the diehold rather than from anything that is physically stored in their brains.
This is the ability of an individual to come up with the correct mathematical answer to a long, involved math problem. It could be long columns of numbers to be added, large numbers to be multiplied, etc. For example, a child by the name of Zerah Colburn from Vermont was able to solve long math problems without knowing the rules of math necessary to solve them. He gave instantaneous answers to problems like cube roots or raising a number to almost any power. (2-pl53) Another example is Johann Martin Dase, born in 1824 in Hamburg, Germany. He could multiply a 100-digit number with another 100-digit number and come up with an answer in 9 minutes. He was also able to solve complicated calculus problems in astronomy within seconds. (2-pl53) Another individual who had this ability was Nikola Tesla. He was able to visualize any type of mathematical problem including
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complex calculus problems. His image of the math problem included all the intermediate steps leading to the answer.
This phenomenon is usually not considered a psychic phenomenon, but we see it as a phenomenon similar to clairvoyance or psychometry, because a math problem involves a complex thought structure. Most of us assume that math is something that exists only as a truth in this dimension. As we mentioned in the first chapter, math is a tool; you can prove any type of reality you wish with it. Math can also prove faulty logic correct. What we are getting at, is that math at its highest level is actually a tool that can be used to express the structure and workings of our thought patterns. When a child like Zerah Colburn can come up with instantaneous answers to involved math problems, this means that his conscious entity has evolved very far in the area of structured thought. The reason it was unnecessary for him to actually know the necessary mathematical steps to solve the problem was because his consciousness in the diehold went through all the necessary structured thought to come up with the answer. It was unnecessary for his conscious self in this dimension even to know how the problem was solved. It was just necessary for his conscious self to be able to interpret the impulses or feelings he received from his subconscious self, which possessed the correct answer derived from the diehold. Many people who have this ability claim they perceive these numbers as different colors of light. After they have glanced over the entire column of numbers to be added or multiplied, they see a resultant color which they psychically interpret into the answer, which almost always come out correct. The deeper question now is: what does a number represent and why does it show up as light to the individual?
When these people are given a column of numbers or a math problem to solve, these numbers represent thought forms that were put down by another individual. Let’s say it is an astronomer who gives the problem to one of these psychics. The astronomer may have an idea of what the answer should be. He has collected various data which is a product of his conscious thought. As we
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mentioned in Chapter 4, light is actually the information of an object passing us at the speed of 3 x 108 meters per second. The light some of these people see actually represents the information of the thought that makes up that number. It is obvious that no person from this dimension could correctly interpret different colors of light and come up with the correct number. It is therefore obvious that these people receive the correct number from the diehold. Their conscious domain of information in the diehold perceives these numbers, which are really domains of thought from the person who has written down the math problem. Then the psychic’s consciousness performs the correct thought forms and comes up with the correct answer. Each individual in this dimension may have a different way of interpreting the information he receives from the diehold. Usually the conscious mind in this dimension transforms the information to a form that can be interpreted by the individual. It is possible that many math formulas can be looked at from the viewpoint of the diehold as something like a subroutine. Whoever is able to raise his conscious potential high enough can tap into these subroutines and come up with correct answers for almost any math problem instantaneously, often without actually knowing how to do the problem.
Precognition is the ability of an individual to accurately foretell some event in the future. There have been many well-documented instances of individuals who could accurately predict future events. Some of these are Edgar Cayce, Vanga Dimitrova, and Wolf Messing.
Mrs. Dimitrova is a blind Bulgarian psychic who has been making predictions for individuals since WW II. She has been wellstudied by the Bulgarian Government and works for them as a State psychic. People come to her on a daily basis for her psychic prophecy about their future. The Bulgarian Government regulates and documents all the predictions she makes. They have been doing this for many years now; she is right 80 percent of the time. The prophecy session goes something like this: the subject stands in front of Mrs. Dimitrova. The blind Mrs. Dimitrova then tells something about their past and their present and then continues
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by telling them what their future is going to be. A Bulgarian doctor by the name of Georgi Lazanov was doing some research on this psychic phenomenon. When it was his turn to have his future foretold by Mrs. Dimitrova, he instead started concentrating very hard to pretend that his was the life of a close friend. She began to foretell that person’s future, but she was wrong. She later recognized the deception and told him she could not help him. Doctor Lazanov deduced that Mrs. Dimitrova not only needed the person’s presence in front of her but also that person had to be concentrating along with her. (1-p257)
Another well-documented psychic is Wolf Messing. He has a very high percentage of being correct in his predictions. When asked how he was able to foretell the future, he said, “After an effort of will, I suddenly see the final result of some event flash before me. The mechanism of direct knowledge by-passes the logical cause-and-effect chain and reveals to the psychic only the final concluding link of the chain.” (1-p53)
When Vanga Dimitrova was asked how she was able to foretell the future of individuals, she said that she is shown pictures and hears voices. Then she tells the person what she sees and hears.
Per our theory, an individual cannot go ahead in time. This is because you cannot go past the head device that is playing out your existence. You can only perceive the present or the past. The obvious question then is: how can these people so accurately predict the future, and how do people’s dreams often accurately predict the future? It is possible that one of the ways it is done is that the psychic is able to perceive the thought patterns of beings from the future-who are either thinking or who have moved back in time and space. If another dimensional being was able to go back into time and space, he would be able to communicate easily with certain people whose potential is great enough to receive his thought patterns. We believe this is the method that was used to tell the prophets of the Bible what was to happen toward the end of time. Edgar Cayce once said that in his early childhood he saw a woman in his room who looked as if she was glowing. This woman said he would be famous when he
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got older. This represents to us that she was from a different dimension. It is possible that many of his predictions came from people from the future who had an important stake in what was happening on this planet. Most likely these people are from our future.
Let’s say you are a highly advanced being and you cannot go ahead of time because of the reasons previously described, but you can go back into time. Let’s also say that you have come to a crossroads in your evolution, you must evolve to another level soon; but you are not able to evolve fast enough to prevent what might happen to you. The only hope you have is to go back into time and improve your past without directly interfering with it. By doing this, you will in turn be advancing your own future. The way it might be done is for you to find an individual in the past whose potential is high enough that he would be able to perceive your thought patterns and correctly interpret them. The next step would be to give him or her various predictions of their future, in order for them to have confidence in their ability to perceive the future. Believing you can do something is very important in the field of psychic phenomena. By giving the psychic information of the future, you would also be giving him credence among his fellow men. It is unimportant whether some of the information has no historical bearing on man. The important thing is that the person have some sort of credence, so that when you wish to transmit to him some important event about the future, people will believe him. This subject will be covered further in Chapter 12. Notice that all the psychics said they were shown what the future was by another entity. What they saw is different from clairvoyance.
The other possible way an individual could perceive the future -we theorize-is if during a trance or unconscious state his consciousness, in the diehold, was able to perceive the thought patterns of someone in the future thinking about some event in the past. The receiving psychic is not actually going into the future, but is merely perceiving the thought patterns of someone from the future. It is possible that Mrs. Dimitrova is able to use this method in order to perceive another’s future. When that person is standing in front of Mrs. Dimitrova, in this dimension, that person’s domain of information is also being perceived by the domain of information that makes up Mrs. Dimitrova in the diehold. Her conscious entity might be trained in such a way that she may be able to pick
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up that person’s thought patterns transmitted from the future and sent into the past.
As we get older, most of us reminisce about things that happened in our past. When we reminisce, we are actually forcing our consciousness to perceive events that took place in the past. We can look at these thought patterns as radio signals sent from a distant star. If the star is 20 light years away from us, it would naturally take 20 years before we received that radio signal. When we receive the radio signal that star will be 20 years in the future. A thought pattern from a person is very similar. What Mrs. Dimitrova is able to do is interpret accurately the thought forms sent by that person from the future. These thought forms include both visual and audio information.
The simplest example of transmitting thought is when we concentrate on a person, making him turn around and look at us. This can be observed very easily when driving in a car in heavy traffic. If you concentrate on the motorist to the side of you, he or she will usually turn and look back.
The Russians have done a great deal of scientific experimentation with this type of telepathy. One of the earlier documented telepathic experiments was performed by Doctor K. I. Platonov in 1924. During the All-Russian Congress of Psychoneurologists, he demonstrated he could put a young woman into a deep hypnotic trance by just willing it. He stood out of sight of her while he willed her to sleep. For the demonstration she was on stage with a group of doctors, while Platonov telepathically communicated her to sleep. She immediately slumped over, asleep, in front of the audience. (1-p97)
Shortly after the 1924 conference, two other Russians performed similar experiments. The men were Professor Dzelichovsky and the psychologist Doctor K. D. Kotkov. Professor Dzelichovsky selected a 19-year-old coed for the experiment. He told her she would be helping him in a physics experiment. He did not let her know what the real experiment was. After a while, Dzelichovsky was
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able to will her to come to him at any hour. After this stage of the experiment was reached, Doctor Kotkov, who was located in another room down the hall from Dzelichovsky’s room, attempted to put the coed asleep while she was with the Professor. Doctor Kotkov succeeded. He was able to put her to sleep at will. Over the two-month period that the experiment lasted, Doctor Kotkov was able to put her to sleep 30 times out of 30 tries. When the girl went to sleep, it was described as like a hypnotic trance, but it wasn’t hypnosis. (1-p98)
In 1932 a series of telepathic experiments were performed by Leonid Vasilien at the Bekhterev Brain Institute. He and several other colleagues were also able to make two female subjects go into trance at will. The scientists even placed the subjects in an iron Faraday cage (ground cage) to prevent any electromagnetic waves from entering. The purpose of this experiment was to see if telepathy was transmitted by electromagnetic waves. Of course, they found it wasn’t, but they did notice that the cage seemed to produce better results. The scientists then tried to determine if distance could limit telepathy. One of the scientists traveled a thousand miles away and then concentrated on one of the women. She lost consciousness on cue. At the conclusion of these experiments, they were definitely able to say that telepathy is not carried by electromagnetic waves. (1-pl0l) When the women were in telepathic trance, they knew who had put them under. (1-pl02)
In 1964 Stanley Mitchell, a famous American hypnotist, traveled to Russia. During his visit, he was asked by his Soviet hosts if he could will into a trance a Russian nurse they provided for the experiment. He did so with no problem. The American seemed to have no language barrier in telepathy. He repeated the experiment in Poland with the same results. (1-pll0)
Doctor Lazanov developed the first telepathic code receiver in 1966. It was based on the same principle as Morse code. The sender telepathically told the receiver to press down on his right or left hand. The right hand was dots, the left hand, dashes. During the experiment, 1,766 messages were sent. The messages varied from single words to phrases and sentences. Seventy percent of those messages were received correctly. (1-p282)
The most amazing type of this telepathy was done by Wolf Messing. Mr. Messing was able to project images into other people’s minds. He was a Polish citizen before the second World War. When
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the war started, he was captured by the Nazis. He was wanted by them because he was Jewish and also because he was a very wellknown psychic. He was taken to Gestapo headquarters and held for questioning, but he was able to escape from Gestapo headquarters by mentally suggesting to the guards in the building that they go into another small room away from him. After they all entered that room, Messing was able to walk out of the building, making good his escape. From there he went to Russia, where he lives presently. In Russia, he made friends with Joseph Stalin. Stalin was more than casually interested in Messing’s psychic ability. Messing performed various tests of his abilities for Stalin, one of which included making a Moscow bank teller hand over to him 100,000 rubles. All Messing did was give the teller an empty briefcase and a blank piece of paper; then he mentally told the teller to hand the money over to him-it was as simple as that. (1-p40)
Another unusual test performed for Stalin was to see if Messing could walk into Stalin’s headquarters at Kintsevo. Stalin’s headquarters was well guarded by many men, all members of the Soviet Secret Police. Messing succeeded in getting through the guards by merely walking right by them in plain sight; he made no attempt to disguise himself in any way. When Stalin asked him how he was able to do it, Messing replied: “I mentally suggested to the guards and servants, ‘I am Beria. I am Beria.’ “ Lavrenti Beria was the head of the Soviet Secret Police at the time, and was a frequent visitor of Stalin’s. (1-p4l) What Messing did was to project the image of Beria into the minds of everybody in his vicinity.
The ability to affect the information perceived by conscious entities (intelligent domains of information) around you is dependant on the amount of potential you possess in the diehold. It does not take much potential to make someone next to you notice your presence, but it takes a great deal more to throw images into other people’s heads or to force another to lapse into a trance. All of the previously-mentioned telepathic communications involved forcing another person’s consciousness to perceive the information being transmitted to him. This communication is done entirely in the diehold.
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Regarding the examples of a psychic being able to force another individual to go to sleep, this involves a very interesting observation about language and thought. When the experimenter willed the subject to sleep, all he had to suggest was that the subject fall asleep; but it is obvious that just the word does not force sleep onto another person. When the experimenter says the word,” sleep,” it means much more than that. To the experimenter and to the subject, the word “sleep” represents a certain frequency pattern that institutes the unconscious state.
It may at first appear that we must have a Russian experimenter telling a Russian subject to sleep in Russian, and a receiving party who hears in his head the word, “sleep,” in Russian; but as we mentioned, an American hypnotist was also able to make a Russian nurse and a Polish woman sleep on command-even though he spoke neither of those languages. In this case, the languages were totally different, but the end message to the subject was “sleep.” We theorize that the language spoken in this dimension has nothing to do with the communication process carried on in the diehold. Let’s say the experimenter says, in English, the word, “sleep,” to a Russian subject. The thought patterns for the word, “sleep,” represent the same domains of frequencies to the American individual as to the Russian. Both are merely conscious domains of information in the diehold. The transmitted message would be in the form of frequencies directed toward the domain of information that makes up the Russian subject. These frequencies would then be interpreted as a command to the domain of information of the Russian. A good analogy of this would be someone typing in the code letters for a subroutine to be played in a computer. Once the code letters are typed, the computer translates the code into another language form which calls up the subroutine. In this case, it would be sleep. In the case of Wolf Messing, his ability to be able to project an entire image into anyone near him seems similar to visualization. When Mr. Messing said to the guards the words, “I am Beria,” in the diehold, the word “Beria” represented to the guards another person. Messing’s potential was so great that he was able to play the subroutine to the guards that represented the image of Beria.
We did some experiments ourselves to see if we could prove two points: can frequency changes be detected during telepathic communication, and is there also a universal-type communication be-
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tween all living things? This would verify somewhat the language phenomena mentioned earlier. For our psychic we used Gary Sultan (one of the authors) who has demonstrated some psychic abilities. We wanted to see if Gary could affect the frequencies of an African violet plant. We used a sensitive digital frequency counter (15 mV sensitivity). The plant was placed two feet away from a table lamp. It was nighttime when the experiment took place. The first part of the experiment, we took the frequency count of the plant with the light on (35-45 KHz) and with the light off (75-82 KHz). Gary and I did not concentrate on the plant at all. We took many observations of the plant, so we could get a good mean average of these frequencies. In the next part of the experiment, Gary concentrated on talking to the plant. When the light was off, Gary told the plant he was going to turn the light on; immediately the plant went down in frequency to 50-63 KHz. This was before the light was actually turned on. After the light was turned on, the frequency of the plant went down to its former bias level of 35-45 KHz. We repeated this part of the experiment enough times to remove any possibility of random frequency increases or decreases.