Human excesses
Brain. Special exercises. Nootropics. Meditation, etc.
The brain is the very mechanism that provides absolutely all existing superpowers of a person. And here it is necessary to distinguish two main directions for acquiring superpowers :
1. Work with subconsciousness. Altered states of consciousness. Meditation, Holotropic Breathing, Psychedelics (expansion of perception levels).
These techniques allow you to activate Telepathy, Foresight (an improved version of Intuition), Telekinesis, Suggestion, Thought Formation.
2. Working directly with the brain. Development of brain capabilities, physical pumping of neurons and their connections, with the help of special exercises and Nootropics (acceleration of brain cells functioning).
This allows you to improve Intuition, Attention and Memory, as well as achieve Speed Reading and Enhanced Learning.
All of the above mentioned directions will be discussed in this material.
Let us add that for fruitful, effective and creative work, the brain needs to consume a huge amount of energy (30-40% of the total energy of the body). During hard physical work, the body’s energy is redirected directly to the muscles of the human body. Accordingly, it is impossible to combine intellectual creative work with heavy physical labor! At long duration of heavy physical work, a person is no longer capable of serious mental and analytical activity.
Superpowers can be initial (talent, genius) and acquired – that is, they can be formed with special training, as well as in the case of setting a supertask. In addition, superpowers can be activated by an emotional outburst in the form of insight, as well as in extreme situations with a change in time mode.
In general, activation of certain and probably many brain structures plays a crucial role in providing intellectual and mental superpowers.
1. CIA reports
So, let’s start with some of the secret CIA reports on this subject.
1. CIA report “Government-sponsored research in psychoenergetics”.
CIA “Government-sponsored research in psychoenergetics” (declassified 2009).
Source document on the CIA website – https://www.cia.gov/readingroom/docs/CIA-RDP96-00789R002200440001-9.pdf
This report covers research conducted since 1972 in the field of psychoenergetics, including remote vision and telekinesis. This research was funded by various agencies, including the CIA and the U.S. Department of Defense, and was conducted primarily at SRI International.
The focus was on the application of remote vision for intelligence gathering. The program also included assessing threats from foreign psychoenergetics research and studying physiological markers during psychoenergetic activity.
Major findings of these studies included :
Remote vision: Operational reconnaissance. It was possible to obtain useful information on the location of objects and events from an extremely remote location and without the use of technical means. Which was confirmed by independent sources. In some cases the accuracy of descriptions reached 65-70%, which is much higher than random guesses.
Psychokinesis (Telekinesis): Laboratory experiments. Cases were recorded where participants were able to influence the movement of small objects, such as balls or needles, without physical contact. Results showed statistically significant deviations from randomized values, although the effect was weak and required further research.
Physiological markers: Changes in brain activity. During remote vision sessions, specific patterns of activity were observed in specific brain regions, indicating unique cognitive processes.
Heart Rhythm: Changes in heart rate were recorded, indicating a physiological response to psychoenergetic activity.
These results helped to better understand the possibilities and limitations of psychoenergetic phenomena, although many aspects remain controversial and require further research.
CIA “Analysis and Assessment of Gateway Process” (declassified 2003).
The source document on the CIA website is. – https://www.cia.gov/readingroom/docs/CIA-RDP96-00788R001700210016-5.pdf
Goal: To escape the “limitations of time and space” and “access the different levels of intuitive knowledge that the Universe offers”.
This program is based on the “Gateway Experience” technique.
In essence, the Gateway Experience is a complex training regimen designed to increase the strength, concentration and coherence of brainwaves, between the left and right hemispheres of the brain. This is necessary to transcend physical consciousness, and expand one’s awareness beyond space and time.
The interaction between the left and right hemispheres plays an important role in this process. The harmonious interaction of these two hemispheres contributes to the effectiveness of communication. In the Gateway process, radio signals transmitted into headphones synchronize the brain hemispheres. Such synchronization allows to reorganize the work of consciousness and break it out of the framework of physical reality.
Hemi-Sync is short for “hemispheric synchronization,” and it plays an important role in achieving a state of consciousness in which the electrical patterns of the brain’s left and right hemispheres are equal in amplitude and frequency.
This is achieved by combining two methods. The first is Frequency Follow Response – a recognizable external frequency is introduced through headphones, which causes the brain to “attempt to mimic the same frequency by adjusting the output of brainwaves.” For example, a resting brain that hears a Theta level will shift from a Beta level. The second method is beat frequency. Contrasting frequencies are introduced into each ear. The brain then “chooses to ‘hear’ the difference between the two.” A brain receiving 100 Hz through the right ear and 104 Hz through the left ear can then detect the delta, in this case a frequency of 4 Hz. The method then opens the brain to “a variety of frequencies that are reproduced at an almost subconscious, borderline audible level.”
According to the report, when the left hemisphere is relaxed and in a state of virtual sleep, the body creates ideal conditions for stimulating brainwave outputs of increasingly higher amplitude and frequency. When the wave pattern of consciousness falls below a vibrational frequency of 10 to the degree of -33 centimeters per second, for a brief moment it “switches off” from space-time and joins infinity. Monroe theorizes that if this “switch” can achieve continuity, you can start a dialog with other dimensions.
The authors of the study claim that there are a number of metaphysical abilities possible that have a reasonable justification in terms of scientific parameters. These abilities include: bodily movement, color breathing, inter-dimensional travel. As well as time travel – “focus 15” travel back in time. Focus 15 is an extremely advanced state, achieved by less than 5% of the subjects out of the total number of people in the test group. “Focus 21” is a journey into the future, the most advanced of all possible states of consciousness, which is available only to people who have successfully practiced special meditative practices for many years.
Note that the conclusions of this report are puzzling not only to the scientific community, but also to many advanced esotericists.
3. CIA “Stargate Project”
Stargate Project (declassified 2015)
So, the above-mentioned research was continued under the “Stargate Project”. Information about the Project was declassified in 2015. Thousands of different documents and reports have been published as part of the Project. At the same time, a whole layer of documents and individual pages remained classified.
The source document on the CIA website is https://www.cia.gov/readingroom/document/cia-rdp96-00791r000200180005-5
As we have already said, there are so many documents within the framework of this Project that even to partially familiarize oneself with them would take years. However, we will still analyze some interesting papers in a separate piece.
Read more : CIA “Stargate Project” (Проект “Звездные Врата”)
2. Brain
1) Neurons.
A neuron (from the Greek νεῦρον – fiber, nerve) is a structural and functional unit of the nervous system.
The communication of neurons in the brain is not only through synapses, but also through electric fields. This means that neurons that are not physically connected to each other (axons-dendrites) can interact.
A new experiment conducted by neurophysiologists from the California Institute of Technology (Caltech) has shown that extracellular electric fields generated by neurons change the characteristics of action potentials of other neurons. In fact, we are talking about the discovery of another type of communication on top of the network, independent of synaptic connections (field interaction).
Thus, the picture of neuronal interaction is seriously complicated.
(C.A. Anastassiou, R. Perin, H. Markram, C. Koch (2011) Ephaptic communication in cortical neurons. – Nature Neuroscience)
2) Temporal lobes of the cerebral cortex (Magnetically oriented spatial organ).
Chemists from the University of Oxford have for the first time been able to find out what birds are so good at orienting themselves in space. It is known that about 50 species of animals, including insects, crustaceans, birds, reptiles, amphibians, fish and mammals, can determine the sides of the world by the weak magnetic field of the Earth (about 50 microtesla).
By conducting a number of observations using spectroscopic methods, scientists have proved that in the brain of birds there is a special magnetic receptor that helps them orient themselves in space when flying long distances.
A similar organ has also been recorded in the human brain – these are scales consisting of iron oxides (reminiscent of compass plates) on the cerebral cortex in the temporal lobes.
3) Right temporal zone (Error Detector).
The error detector is the threshold of permissible, but a child has no threshold. Over time, a person accumulates experience and with it – certain limits of behavior and thinking beyond which a person can not go.
“Error detector” blocks genius, purposefully prevents the brain from deviating from the norm and developing extraordinary abilities. It is switched off during sleep and trance state. Also this department is associated with the concept of human conscience. The brain can reprogram the entire human body – for this purpose it is necessary to make changes in the area “error detector”. It is this area indicates to a person which actions are correct and which are not. The detector checks whether what you are doing now coincides with the matrix of behavior that he has recorded.
Thus, the younger a person is, the more ingenious he is and the more capable he is of creativity.
4). Hypothalamus, pituitary gland (State of samadhi).
The hypothalamus is located at the base of the human brain and makes up the walls of the III cerebral ventricle. The walls to the base pass into a funnel, which ends with the pituitary gland (inferior cerebral gland). Carries out hormonal regulation in the body. Other functions are related to the regulation of biological motivations. These include food intake and maintenance of body weight, water intake and water-salt balance in the body. As well as the regulation of temperature, depending on the temperature of the external environment, emotional experience, muscle work and other factors, the function of reproduction.
Overpowering – Through this organ is realized controlled fall into anabiosis of the whole organism (the so-called state of samadhi). A modern example is the Buryat Khambo Lama Itigelov, who consciously fell into anabiosis in 1927. Using infrared spectrophotometry, it has been shown that the protein fractions of the Khambo Lama have lifetime characteristics. In fact, he is now 160 years old, and still a living organism, has the wear and tear of a 70 year old man.
It should be noted that even a slight decrease in body temperature can slow down metabolic processes inside the body – significantly prolonging a person’s life (even without going into anabiosis). There is also the opposite side – excessive intensity of hypothalamus can make any person an old man in just a few months.
In this state, a person’s respiratory and heart rate is sharply reduced, and metabolism slows down. According to the teachings of yogis, in samadhi a person’s consciousness functions. But it does not manifest itself in the form of feelings and logical thinking, from which, on the contrary, a person is freed. A person who has achieved samadhi can arbitrarily regulate his life processes.
5) Cerebellum (Telekinesis ?).
One of the main areas of the brain, located in the occipital part of the brain. It is responsible for all motor functions of a person.
According to the latest medical research, with the help of this formation, a person is able to influence the work of various electromechanical and electronic devices with the power of thought.
6) Epiphysis (Pineal gland). Telepathy
Epiphysis, or pineal body (resembles a pine cone) – a small organ that performs endocrine function, considered a part of the photoendocrine system; belongs to the intermediate brain. It produces the hormone melatonin, serotonin and adrenoglomerulotropin.
It has been found that in the human embryo at the age of two months in the area of the intermediate brain in the third eye with the lens, photoreceptors and nerve cells are formed. Then there is a reverse process by which it disappears. All this suggests that in the distant past our ancestors probably had a third eye. Epiphysis or pineal gland – a small formation (weighing less than one tenth of a gram) located in the midbrain. By the way, the Hindus have long been called the “third eye”, that is, the center of the sixth chakra of mental, as well as spiritual activity of man. Although in humans it is located under the cerebral cortex. However, it still uses the information coming from the eyes, manifesting unusual chemical effects. This gland is remarkably mobile. It’s able to rotate like the eye and to detect light. Strong light elevates our mood; darkness, on the other hand, depresses it.
In reptiles, such an organ, as biologists have found out, captures electromagnetic radiation, ultrasound. In animals, this organ helps them to anticipate natural disasters and upcoming events. The mechanism (by the example of earthquakes) – a few hours before the earthquake in the place where it should happen, the earth begins to emit special electromagnetic waves. These impulses are picked up by the epiphysis (of the animal), giving the body an alarm signal. Receiving the signal – animals leave dangerous areas.
In humans, this gland also performs important functions. In the role of a kind of biological clock of the body – it manages the change of sleep and wakefulness. The duration of our life depends on it. The hormones that the epiphysis produces are responsible for the rejuvenation of body cells. Perhaps in the past, this organ reacted to thermal radiation and allowed you to freely navigate in total darkness.
Studies have shown – psychics have a larger epiphysis than most people. Alcohol use stimulates atrophy of the pineal gland; those who abstain from booze and other harmful chemicals have it filled with a substance resembling sand. In those who have devoted their lives to spiritual pursuits – contains a clear liquid. It should be noted that fluorine compounds and various analgesics seriously depress brain activity.
Scientists have studied the electrophysical response of the epiphysis to light and electrical stimuli. It was found that light and electrical stimulation of the rudimentary retina of the pineal gland caused some reflex response. Meanwhile, electrical stimulation of the nucleus itself produced no response in the optic nerve. The verdict of the experiment is that the epiphysis is one of the organs of telepathic communication in humans.
Not so long ago, scientists managed to find out that the epiphysis of humans and animals contains so-called “brain sand”. These are small minerals of spherical shape from fractions of a millimeter to 2 millimeters. X-ray radiographs have revealed that these minerals have a crystalline form. (There is a version that the energy-informational essence of man (soul) connects through these crystals with the cells of the epiphysis, through the epiphysis with the whole brain, and accordingly through the brain controls the nervous system and the human body). As Far Eastern scientists A.M.Panichev and A.N.Gulkov believe, these crystals receive “radiations of non-electromagnetic nature, instantly spreading from a number of cosmic objects” (It can be assumed that the development and well-being of humans and animals are influenced by some unearthly radiation).
How does the “third eye” work? The picture that appears before the clairvoyant’s mind is projected from the pineal gland. This is similar to the way an image appears on the screen, the source of which is light coming out of a kinescope. Since the parietal third eye is absent in the creation of such a picture, the eyes take part, but they do not work in their usual mode. The thought image received by the epiphysis passes through the brain structure and is transmitted to the retina through the optic nerves. The image enters the eye not from the outside, but from the inside. This is how the image appears on the retina. It has nothing to do with what a person actually sees in front of him. Such an image is best fixed and realized when the eyes are closed.
The famous scientist Nikola Tesla believed that our eyes emit an image that comes from the depths of the brain.
Leonardo da Vinci, in an anatomical sketch, depicted spherical areas inside the head associated with the eyes. He believed that one of the spheres, the “chamber of common sense,” is the seat of the soul, responsible for communicating with God, and is located in the center of the brain, where the epiphysis is located.
Supplement :
3.1 Telepathy. Works by L.L. Vasiliev and B.B. Kazhinsky
For a better understanding of this process, we suggest reading the following works:
1. Kazhinsky B.B. “Biological radio communication” Publishing House of the Academy of Sciences of the Ukrainian SSR, 1963.
2. Vasiliev L.L. “Compulsion at a distance (Notes of a physiologist)” Publishing House Gospolitizdat, 1962.
Supplement :
TIIER , vol. 64 , No. 3, March 1976
Perceptual channel for long-distance information transmission.
Background and recent research. Harold E. Puthoff
3.2 Telekinesis. Phenomenon of Ninel Kulagina
The phenomenon of telekinesis was first publicized in the USSR in 1988, when the psychic woman Ninel Sergeevna Kulagina, accompanied by Academician Y. B. Kobzarev, appeared on Central Television to millions of people.
And until the paranormal abilities of Kulagina were revealed to a wide audience, she was monitored for more than twenty years in various scientific laboratories in Leningrad and Moscow:
Moscow University; Leningrad University; V. M. Bekhterev Psychoneurological Institute; A. L. Polenov Neurosurgical Institute of the USSR Academy of Medical Sciences; Institute of Chemical Physics; Magnetic-Ionospheric Observatory of the Leningrad branch of IZMIRAN of the USSR Academy of Sciences; Leningrad Sanitary and Hygienic Medical Institute; Institute of Radio Engineering and Electronics of the USSR Academy of Sciences; Leningrad Institute of Precision Mechanics and Optics and this is not a complete list.
Scientists of various specialties – physicists, chemists, psychiatrists, biologists – including a number of well-known academicians and professors took part in these experiments. In the course of various experiments it was possible to fully confirm the reality of the paranormal abilities of Ninel Kulagina.
In addition to moving objects without any muscular effort Ninel Kulagina had various other abilities. She “read” texts blindfolded, caused (non-contact) people a burning sensation, leaving burns on the body, could reduce and increase the pH of water, influenced the trajectory of the laser beam with the power of thought….
Read more in the book: “Phenomenon ‘D’ and others” Publishing House Politizdat, 1991.
“The Power of Intention. Rene Peosh’s experiment.
Quite an interesting experience, which clearly demonstrates that even a small unintelligent chicken is able to influence the surrounding material reality by the effort of thought and will.
In another series of experiments with chickens, the robot was programmed to intentionally leave the experimental area. But even in this case, the influence of the chicks on the robot’s behavior persisted and it again spent more time in the area with the chicks. Control experiments with chicks hatched without the presence of the robot (i.e., without imprinting on the robot) showed that they were unable to influence the robot’s movement.
In a second set of experiments with the robot and rabbits, it was found that these animals were also able to influence the robot’s movement. Since rabbits are fearful animals, when they were placed in a box next to the chaotically moving robot, they became very frightened. The influence of the frightened rabbits was so strong that it affected the movement of the robot and it began to spend more time in the area furthest away from the box with the rabbits.
Further in the series of experiments with rabbits, a control experiment was also conducted. It consisted in inducing in rabbits not a negative but a positive reaction to the moving robot. For this purpose, the rabbit, already familiar with the robot, was not fed for two days. After that, food was placed on top of the robot and the rabbit so influenced the movement of the robot that it began to spend more time at the box with the hungry rabbit.
It should be noted that similar experiments were conducted by M. Edems. The essence of the experiments is the impact of raccoons on feeders, the action of which is determined by random number generators built into them. The experiments were as close as possible to natural conditions for animals. The animals were behind a translucent screen and had no access to the equipment installed in front of the screen.
The feeders were found to dispense more food to the animals when they were exposed to them than would have to be the case if the feeder had been accidentally triggered. M. Edams believes that in wild animals paranormal abilities are more pronounced compared to domestic animals, in which they have practically disappeared.
The results of these and many other studies with animals show that paranormal phenomena are not only a property of human consciousness, but also a fundamental property of the living organism in general. The only difference is that humans can consciously control these processes, while in animals it happens differently.
The fact that a living being can influence inanimate matter by thought is clearly indicated by the fact that both the brain of a living being and an inanimate material object are connected into a single information field.
A similar idea is expressed by theoretical physicist R. Penrose. The flickering of the wave/particle transition, on the one hand, is associated with the reduction of the wave function of the particle (its localization), with the trajectory of its motion. And on the other hand, – according to the Penrose-Hameroff model, with the manifestation of the phenomenon of consciousness at the quantum level, the most fundamental level of inanimate matter. Sages claim that motion is life. It is possible that motion (vibration, at the quantum level) is a manifestation of the form of consciousness that permeates the entire universe. After all, according to modern concepts, the initial impulse that gave birth to the Universe was the Big Bang, i.e. the Impulse of Motion. (Yuri Karpenko. Experiments of M. Edems and R. Peosh on psychokinesis in animals.)
3.3 Formation of thought-forms. Experiments of Gennady Krokhalev
Nikola Tesla was first interested in the problem of visual images. Back in 1893 he wrote: “It no longer seems incredible to suppose that in response to an image arising in the brain due to the work of thought in the retina of the eye, there is a response reflex excitation, where it is transformed into a picture”. Tesla made the bold assumption that these “pictures” could be projected onto a screen and made visible to others. For a long time around this thesis in the circles of scientists there were disputes and polemics, but for 70 years, no one has not risked to conduct experiments that could confirm or deny this judgment.
Visual hallucinations are considered to be “deception of the senses”, “imaginary perceptions” or “perceptions without an object”, i.e. it is thought that a mentally ill person suffering from visual hallucinations sees something that does not exist in space.
Meanwhile, back in the XIX century, researchers discovered a curious fact – visual hallucinations are subject to the physical laws of refraction of light!
Despite the fact that the described phenomena have been repeatedly recorded, no one has ever given a scientific explanation for them.
In 1973, 32-year-old psychiatrist from Perm Gennady Krokhalev undertook to experimentally confirm the version that has existed for decades, namely: visual images arise in the brain and transferred to the retina of the eye, from where they are radiated into space. With the help of a specially designed device Krokhalev on several hundred patients managed to brilliantly confirm this hypothesis in practice.
Here is what he himself said about his experiments:
“We have put forward the hypothesis that in visual hallucinations there is a reverse transmission of visual information (from the center of the visual analyzer to the peripheral perceivers) with electromagnetic radiation of visualized images from the retina into space, giving the possibility of objective registration of these images by photographic method.
We set a task to check the possibility of objective registration of visualized images in visual hallucinations with the help of a movie camera, a camera and flat negative films in light-tight black bags.
Since 1974 I have been able to photograph visual hallucinations in mental patients, mainly in alcoholic delirium. (Alcoholic delirium (white fever, delirium tremens) is an alcoholic psychosis, occurring in the form of hallucinatory obscuration of consciousness with predominance of true visual hallucinations, delusional disorders, changeable affect, accompanied by motor excitement and preservation of self-consciousness). Our hypothesis was confirmed experimentally. Photographing of visualized images in visual hallucinations was carried out in 203 psychiatric patients.
Photographing of visual hallucinations was carried out with a Lantan movie camera using a diving mask. Instead of glass, the mask was fitted with a stretch fur from a Fotokor camera, and the lens of the movie camera was tightly attached to the narrowed part of the mask. The mask was put on the face of a mentally ill person, and photography was carried out in complete darkness.
Photographs of visual hallucinations were taken at a distance of 25-45 cm from the patient’s eyes. This simple technique makes it possible to photograph visual hallucinations in any ward of a psychiatric hospital, since the mask reliably protects the patient’s eyes from any external light. During the photographing, the nurse simultaneously recorded the patients’ hallucinatory experiences on special cards. At the end of these experiments, control experiments were also conducted, in which medical workers, employees of the hospital, took part as subjects. Control filming was conducted using the same movie films and the same mask. Each specially filled out card has the signature of the doctor who conducted the experiment.
Another method – photographing visual hallucinations was carried out with flat negative films (13 x 18 cm) of light sensitivity 65, 130, 400, 900 units, as well as with Infra-740 infrachromatic photographic plates (9 x 12 cm), which were in light-tight black bags. During visual hallucinations, these photographic plates in black bags were brought to the patients and held at a distance of 20-35 cm from the eyes for 10-15 seconds. The patients were asked to describe what they saw on the black bag. At the end of the experiment, the nurse filled out a special card where she recorded the hallucinatory experiences of the patient. Control experiments were conducted under the same conditions.
Photographing of visual hallucinations was carried out in 78 psychiatric patients. Positive results were obtained in 40 (from clear frames to faint flashes). The following photographic images of visual hallucinations were obtained: “familiar people at the table”, ‘a girl’s face’, ‘an old woman with a long nose’, ‘a white light’, ‘a bright image of a crescent moon’, ‘a lion’, ‘a fly’, ‘a unit’, ‘a cat’, ‘a cat in boots’, ‘a lid’, ‘a nail’, ‘a giraffe’, “square”, ‘brother’, ‘devil’, ‘beetle’, ‘jellyfish’, ‘dot’, ‘mausoleum’, ‘airplane’, ‘brass band’, ‘monument’, ‘church’, ‘Admiralty spire’, ‘vodka bottle’, ‘human face’, ‘dolphin’, ‘moon’.
All positive results are obtained with the following discovered pattern: the lens aperture is almost completely open, the focal length is “infinity”. (As it turns out, back in 1962, B. Kazhinsky suggested that in telepathy the rays from the eyes go in parallel!) Part of the photos was shown to recovered patients, who confirmed their hallucinations. The control shots had no backlighting.”
Of all the pictures listed, very few have been found:
In January 1977, the Committee for Discoveries and Inventions accepted from G. P. Krokhalev an application for discovery for No. 32-OT-9465 “Formation by the eye of holographic images in the space of visual hallucinations”. In July of the same year, the above-mentioned institution accepted the second version of the application for the discovery for No. 32-OT-9363 “Formation of visual hallucinations by the brain in the space of visual hallucinations”….
Here is what other scientists wrote about Krokhalev’s experiments:
“…there was no lack of subjects, they were the entire alcoholic “contingent” of the hospital where he worked. 2801 people were examined, and 115 of them had photographic images similar to those they themselves perceived and described. This included the aforementioned devils.
To avoid being subjective, some of the images were obtained by other psychiatrists and even nurses….
Meanwhile, Krokhalev purely by accident conducted another simple experiment – he placed several patients suffering from hallucinations (both visual and auditory), in a shielded chamber, and all hallucinations immediately disappeared. The question is: what does the brain have to do with it?” (Valentin Psalomshchikov, Ph.D. in Physical and Mathematical Sciences).
In 1973, Gennady Krokhalev put forward the hypothesis that “in visual hallucinations there is a reverse transmission of visual information from the center of the visual analyzer, located in the brain, to the periphery with simultaneous electromagnetic radiation from the retina to the space of visual hallucinatory images in the form of holographic images that can be objectively registered with the help of photography”.
Г. Krokhalev suggests that “voices” and visual hallucinations in mental patients are of exogenous, i.e. external, origin. In any case, according to him, all morbid phenomena stop if the patient stays in a shielded (“with the absence of radio waves, various radiations and magnetic fields”) room, and when leaving it resume. Gennady Pavlovich believes that the effect of shielding proves the existence of an invisible subtle (astral) world with negative energy, affecting the patient accordingly.
G.Krokhalev refers to the data of other experimenters who confirmed the reproducibility and efficiency of the technique. Thus, the dispute about the physical nature of the images obtained is no longer for psychiatrists, but for physicists.
From my point of view, the very fact of the appearing image can confirm the hypothesis of the materiality of thought, which is perhaps even more important for the formation of a new philosophical paradigm in science than the private question about the mechanisms of the resulting effect. (Valery Trofimov, doctor-psychotherapist)
Dr. M. Gertsenshtein (All-Russian Research Institute of Optical and Physical Measurements) believes that the results of the described experiments of psychiatrists do not contradict the laws of physics at all. He quite admits that the sensitive cells of the retina – rods and cones – have the property of reversibility. It is possible that they work like semiconductor photodiodes, which can not only perceive light, but also become its emitters – LEDs, if a current is passed through them. In other words, retinal receptors can be both receivers and generators of some radiation.
Doctor of Biological Sciences Professor Y.G. Simakov agrees with this version: “From the eyes comes not visible light, but most likely electromagnetic waves with a frequency of oscillation not accessible to our eye…. We can assume that in the complexly arranged retinal sticks something like an X-ray biolaser, acting in very short bursts. The role of a crystal in this case can be played by the outer segment of the rod … My research has shown that if you enter a laser beam at the junction of lens fibers, the so-called suture, then further along the fiber it moves like a light guide …. Perhaps, this is the path that transmits information from the retina to the surrounding space…. The eye works like a biolaser, like a ‘magic lantern’ capable of writing thoughts on the screen…” (Vitaly Pravdivtsev.)
By 1990 Gennady Pavlovich had 33 publications on his research in different countries of the world (USSR, Japan, Germany, Czechoslovakia, Poland, USA, etc.). About 80 articles about his works were published and 6 documentary films were made. In the spring of 1991, G. Krokhalev received a call from Moscow and was asked to send all materials on photographing visual hallucinations for 17 years (from 1974 to 1991). The researcher was assured that only in this case the laboratory would be allocated several million rubles. As one might expect, neither money nor materials were seen by anyone else in Perm.
In his last publication Gennady Pavlovich wrote: “I report the following data: in 1977 Zdenek-Reidan, president of the International Association for Psychotronics, published in Japan my article of sensational character ‘Photographing Visual Hallucinations’ (Proceedings of the 3rd International Congress on Psychotronics, 1977, vol. 2, pp. 487-497, Tokyo) in Russian! And my research in Japan was classified …. Recently it became known in the press that ‘psychotronic weapons’ have already been created abroad and possibly in our country…”
Krokhalev developed a flurry of activity: wrote books, gave interviews, was going to apply for a new discovery, which, according to him, was to bring him the Nobel Prize, but what was this discovery we will never know … In April 1998, Gennady Pavlovich Krokhalev was found hanged in his apartment, and all the scientific archives of the scientist disappeared without a trace …
Scientists from the American University of Queens decided to experimentally test such a phenomenon as the feeling of one person’s view of another person. Volunteers sat down in the middle of the room, they in the back of the head at a certain time looked (or did not look) another person. It turned out that in 95 percent of cases the other person’s gaze was felt quite clearly. Most of them perceived it as a fleeting pressure on the back of their head – like a light breeze. – Thus, the gaze has its own physical radiation, which is picked up not only by technical equipment, but also by other living beings.
So, we get two important theses :
1. Thought is material, the brain is not only able to influence the surrounding matter, but also able to form real physical images by the effort of thought.
2. There is a certain, subtly planned parallel world around a person, which influences different people with the help of certain radiations.
Supplement :
Krokhalyov G.P. “On the influence of psychic energy on material phenomena.” ZUNC Publishing House, 1997.
Krokhalyov G.P. “Biophysical mechanisms of pathogenesis of visual hallucinations.” ZUNC Publishing House, 1997.
Krokhalyov G.P. “Biophysical mechanisms of pathogenesis of auditory hallucinations.” ZUNC Publishing House, 1997.
Krokhalyov G.P. Works “Big Green Collection”, 1997.
3.4. suggestion. Experiments of V.L. Durov
Suggestion to animals, humans and other biological objects.
Only in 1920-1921 in the zoopsychological laboratory of Vladimir Durov was made 1278 such experiments (most of them successful). At the same time suggestion was engaged not only the trainer himself, but also other people who knew his method. And it is as follows: “I look through the eyes as if into the dog’s brain and imagine, for example, not the word ‘go’, but a motor action, with the help of which the dog must fulfill the mental task …” This technique is possible for almost any person who can concentrate his thought. It is suitable for “programming” not only animals, but also people.
The gaze is capable of emitting thoughts. It is to this important conclusion came V. Durov and B. Kazhinsky. Kazhinsky. Truly mysterious power of the human gaze, believed the great trainer. To assert this he had every reason. More than once he has demonstrated to scientists and the ability to transmit to animals through the eyes of his thoughts. How complex can be mental suggestion, shows, for example, the experiment, a participant in which on November 17, 1922 became Kazhinsky. At the request of the scientific committee Durov had to suggest the following sequence of actions to the dog: go out of the living room in the front room, go to the table with a telephone set, take in his teeth address phone book and bring it to the living room.
It took Durov only half a minute to look into the dog’s eyes, but everything was done exactly. By the way, as it was noted in the protocol, besides the telephone book, there were other books on the same table. “The dog was in the front alone, its actions were observed by Professor G.A. Kozhevnikov – through the slit of the open door. V.L. Durov was in the living room out of sight of the dog.”
More about V. Durov’s experiments in the book: “Durov V.L. – Animal training (new in zoopsychology) 1924”.
4. Increasing brain capacity - nutrition. Nootropics
NOOTROPs ( ATX: N06VX.), aka neurometabolic stimulants are agents that have a direct activating effect on learning, improve memory and mental activity, and increase the brain’s resistance to aggressive influences.
The second after vitamin and mineral complexes are the most useful compounds for people – they fill us with strength, health, and intelligence due to the fact that, in addition to mediator, they also have a metabolic effect on neurons and blood vessels in the brain, that is, rejuvenating the nervous tissue, helping it to optimally digest food and remove shit from the cells.
The range of emotions is endless. Meanwhile, the mediators that generate them are not many: acetylcholine, norepinephrine, adrenaline, dopamine, serotonin, histamine, gamma-aminobutyric acid, glutamic acid, asparagic acid, glycine, substance P and a number of other compounds.
Positive effect: Antihypoxic effect, i.e. the ability to reduce tissue oxygen demand and increase the body’s resistance to hypoxia. In addition to adding to the mind, have a lot of positive effects on the immune system, vision, cardiovascular system and even heal ulcers and wounds. But the great thing about nootropics is the increase in reaction (information processing) speed, analyzing, retrieving facts from memory and generating ideas. This is what we miss so much in tactical planning – a few extra minutes to think, a few fresh thoughts, a few timely recalled paragraphs.
Not physically or mentally addictive. Low toxicity. They increase the supply of blood to our brains, which means glucose, oxygen and all sorts of amino acids. Our brains don’t just eat more, they also absorb more of the nutrients from the food they eat.
Nootropics act on a higher level than the nourishment of nerve tissue. They improve communication between each other, not only individual brain cells, but its zones and even whole hemispheres. That is, they build a whole new personality inside a person – cunning, attentive, memorable, intelligent, quick thinking, calculating and talented, not succumbing to the trickery of politicians and scams businessmen.
Side effects : Medics write that nootropics are harmful to human health, but there is no specific information on this issue.
A single classification of nootropic drugs currently does not exist, which is determined by the heterogeneity of this group of substances both in chemical structure and mechanism of action.
Everything seemed to go well at first, nootropics were categorized into:
1. Pyrrolidine derivatives (racetams) – piracetam, phenotropil.
2. GABA (base – gamma-aminobutyric acid) – aminalone, picamilon (nicotinoyl + GABA), phenibut.
3. GABAi (base – gamma-oxybutyric acid) – sodium oxybutyrate.
4. GOPKi (base – homopantothenic acid) – pantogam.
5. Dimethylaminoethanol derivatives (base – chlorphenoxyacetic acid) – nooclerin (aceglumate deanol).
6. The simplest amino acids are glycine (aminoacetic acid).
However, it was later found that there are many more different substances with mind-enhancing effects:
7. Vitaminoids – encephabol, enerion, noben.
8. Hormone-like substances – semax, melaxen.
9. Neuropeptides: vasopressin, cerebrolysin, solcoseryl.
10. Dipeptides: noopept.
11. Plant products: tanacan (gingko biloba extract), vinpocetine acry (periwinkle alkaloids), lemongrass, ginseng and other elutherococcus with peonies and guarana.
12. Combined (composed of already tried and tested in practice drugs for synergistic enhancement when combined): eltacin, omarone, binotropil, diapyram, apik, thiocetam, olatropil, orocetam, fesam, yukalin, etc.).
Preparations of the same chemical origin have completely different physiological effect and close in structure piracetam and phenotropil differ in their effect on the brain like heaven from earth.
By the way, there are no direct-acting nootropics. All of them have a complex mechanism of action (anticonvulsant, antihypoxic, vasodilator, antioxidant, etc.). Even piracetam, which has been in use for almost 40 years, surprises researchers every year (now they are studying its rejuvenating effects).
The first drug of this group – nootropil (active ingredient – piracetam) was synthesized in 1963. (Belgium. UCB Laboratories C. Giurgia and V. Scondia). However, the real nootropic revolution started only in our 2000s.
Today they are trying to introduce a new classification of nootropics – functional: Cerebral vasodilators (stougeron, agapurin, vinpocetine), sedatives (phenibut, glycine), anti-asthmatic (tanakan, noben, guarana, enerion, phenotropil), neurometabolic activators (actovegin, L-carnitine), cognitives (piracetam, cholinergics (lecithin), calcium antagonists (cinnarizine, flunarizine) and other MAO-inhibitors.
A different classification would be more appropriate :. On neutral (piracetam, aminalon), invigorating (tanakan, nooclerin, encephabol, noben, phenotropil, enerion) and calming (phenibut, stugeron, pantogam, picamilon, mexidol)….
The effect of nootropics is usually built up gradually (except for tanakan and phenotropil), weeks of intake, or even months. The longer nootropics are taken, the longer the brain brews after their withdrawal. Some people believe that nootropics, like vitamins, should be taken constantly, but you will have to periodically change drugs, as the body gets used to a certain effect and learns to resist it.
Some examples of nootropics sold in Russia: By the way, not all nootropics are considered nootropics. Some of them you will find under the brand names “biologically active supplements” (Memori Rice), “antidepressants” (Pyrazidol), “celbrovazolidators” (Vinpocetin), “antioxidants” (Mexidol), “angioprotectors” (Memoplant), “adaptogens” (Melaxen), “means regulating metabolic processes in the CNS” (Enerion) and so on.
Increasing brain capacity - nutrition. Paratropes
PARATROPES. The most effective substances.
What are we most interested in tactics ? – Anticipation, so we are curious about those drugs that develop anticipation by accelerating thinking and taking it to a higher level.
The cause-and-effect relationships in our world are so stable that we can foresee a lot of things. Brains, they are not stuffed with sawdust, there is analysis, synthesis, and most importantly – forecast. In order for brains to cook at the highest level and give us knowledge about the future, at least for tactical cases, it is necessary to feed the gyrus with special substances, the author called them paratropes (from Greek \“para\”, which means near). Paratropes are substances that stimulate those groups of brain neurons, which are responsible for psychic abilities (foresight, telepathy, control of another’s consciousness as a result of merging biofields, telekinesis, etc.).
…To begin with, let’s buy ourselves a set of “Young Chemist”, a two-volume book of “Organic Chemistry” and start experimenting.
We will start experimenting by mixing all sorts of mixtures of four types of materials:
1. Genetic. These include symbionts, organelles, proteins and their components.
An example of symbionts (organisms planted in the human body to bring substantial benefit to it) are modern drugs with bacteria that help digest food and eliminate dibacteriosis. I think that in 15-20 years there will be pills with bacteria (and maybe viruses) repairing and strengthening brains.
Organelles (mitochondria, nuclei and other components of cells) have long been used in transfusion of foreign blood. When it becomes possible to receive artificial blood solutions through a glass instead of a drip, this direction will show itself.
Proteins and their constituent amino acids are already used in strengthening the work of neurons. In Russia, only recently two peptide drugs (peptides are short chains of natural amino acids) Noopept and Tenoten have appeared. The author, however, was not impressed by them. But their creators have chosen the right direction. I am sure that in about 10 years there will be worthwhile peptide things.
2. Tonic herbal blends from genetic hybrids.
These are not yet on the shelves. But scientists are already working on growing plants whose power will be hundreds of times greater than gingko biloba and other ginsengs. There will be nootropic, and tonic, and health-improving action, as well as a lot of vitamins, trace elements and other useful substances. Perhaps, gene modifications of lemongrass, eleutherococcus or some Manchurian aralia will differ from their progenitors in shape and will be produced in tanks in the form of algae.
3. Vitamins.
It used to be thought that only B vitamins cheered up the brain. Now it turns out that other vitamins, especially C, have the ability to improve the work of the intellect. In time, vitamin and mineral complexes will include hundreds of names.
4. Older nootropics.
Not everything has been squeezed out of them yet. One of the fastest ways to increase their killing power is to increase dosages at least 10 times. In this case, brain blood circulation, metabolism, and the speed of nerve impulses (the speed of thinking directly depends on it) will improve.
And now about the prototype of future paratropes, which already exists…..
“Memori Rice” (Tomsk production): “It is a biologically active food supplement that provides support for active brain function: improvement of mental efficiency, increased attention, its concentration, complex normalization of higher nervous activity and functional activity of the brain”. In the author’s opinion, this complex has only one disadvantage – very small doses of the substances contained therein.
“Memori Rice” list of substances contained therein:
1. Gotu kola (Centella asiatica, tiger grass) improves the stamina of a person engaged in mental labor, and if that several times hit on the head with an ice axe, gingko will heal the wounds oozing blood. Soothing, pronounced wound-healing effect, analgesic, diuretic. Gotu kola is called the “memory herb.” It has a calming effect on the central nervous system (due to magnesium and its effect on vascular tone). It makes sense to use gotu kola with increased seizure readiness. The drug improves cerebral blood circulation and the supply of oxygen to the brain, thereby increasing mental capacity, accelerates thinking processes, improves memory, potency, relieves headache. And gotu kola also thins the blood and reduces its ability to clot. It is useful in clogged veins with blood clots.
2. Gamma-aminobutyric acid – see (Supplement : Three Generations of Nootropics).
3. L-glutamic acid – see (Supplement : Three Generations of Nootropics).
4. Motherwort is good for strengthening the circulatory system (in the brain, who does not know, except for gray matter and a lot of blood vessels) contains alkaloids, organic acids (malic, tartaric, citric, ursolic, vanilla and others), not a measure of trace elements, flavonoids, saponins, tannins, tannins, glycosides, sugary substances and a bunch of vitamins.
5. Lecithin – see (Supplement : Three generations of nootropics).
6. Calcium carbonate fills the deficiency of calcium, responsible for the normalization of electrolyte balance in neurons and their conduction of impulses.
7. Magnesium oxide provides nerve cells with energy.
8. Guarana is a tonicizer, with its action reminiscent of coffee, but acts a little weaker, but longer.
9. Ginkgo biloba has in its leaves flavonoids (ginkgolides and heterosides) that strengthen and dilate brain vessels, cleans them, improves metabolism in neurons, gives endurance in intellectual work and invigorates. From herbal preparations gingko (separately sold under the name of tanakan, which is very good with vinpocetine, directing tonic effects of gingko to the most needy areas of neurons).
10. Hawthorn contains flavonoids, organic acids, carotene and other pectins with saponins. Hawthorn fruit is full of various biologically active substances (sorbitol, choline, fructose, essential oils, acids and vitamins, carotene). All this improves blood circulation of the brain vessels, relieve mental and physical fatigue.
11. Korean ginseng (thanks to ginsenosides) tones the body and gives the nervous system stamina for long and strenuous intellectual work. In addition, ginseng is good as a means of keeping a person exhausted by colds and swine flu in normal physical shape.
12. Dimethylaminoethanol bitartrate (DMAE) is a nootropic that has all the inherent properties of these drugs: it improves the work of the circulatory system (capture and transport of oxygen to neurons), cleans the gray matter from toxins, enhances memory and concentration, and tonifies. DMAE: “Increases the content of choline not only in the brain, but also in peripheral nerve structures, which leads to increased activity of cholinergic structures. This increases the speed of nerve impulse conduction along the nerve trunks, increases the synthesis of acetylcholine. Increases the synthesis of phospholipids of the brain, nerve cell membranes and liver. The transmission of motor impulses from nerve cells to muscle cells is also improved. The improvement in conduction is not due to a stimulatory effect on the release of neurotransmitters, but to an improvement in the cell membranes of nerve cells.”
13. B vitamins (B1, B3, B5, B6, B9, B12) enhance brain amino acids and normalize fat and carbohydrate metabolism. Vitamin B6 in combination with vitamin C stimulate energy processes in neurons.
14. Inositol (vitamin B8) should be separated from the other B vitamins, as it occupies a special place due to the fact that it is part of lecithin. Because of this, inositol helps to strengthen memory and increase concentration. Inositol also makes sleep more complete, allowing you to gain strength and health overnight.
15. L-methionine (a metabolite of the amino acid methionine) is a tonic with clear antidepressant activity. Helps the brain cleanse and regenerate.
16. L-tyrosine. There are two amino acids that are potent in energizing the brain.
Tyrosine increases the production of mediators (catecholamines) dopamine, norepinephrine and adrenaline, melanin, and thyroid hormones. Of particular interest are norepinephrine and adrenaline. These neurotransmitters tonify not only the brain, but all other parts of the body. When a person is plagued by lethargy and mental sluggishness, it is most likely tyrosine that is at zero.
17. L-phenylalanine is the building block for reactions that form neurotransmitters like norepinephrine and dopamine. It provides consumables for the brain in case of increased intellectual load and spurs them on as needed.
18. L-carnitine is a substance similar to B vitamins. It increases the permeability of neuronal membranes for fatty acids, which leads to the assimilation of fat by cells. This dramatically increases the efficiency of fat oxidation in the body. And now fatty acids do not give toxic free radicals, but energy stored in the form of ATP. The big advantage of carnitine is that on the one hand it is normally absorbed by the intestines (the concentration in blood plasma reaches its maximum in 3 hours), and on the other hand it retains its effect for 8-10 hours, i.e. it is enough to take it in the morning and until the evening it will be walking in your brain and muscles.
19. DNase and RNase are us from the latest generation of nootropics. The cell produces nuclease enzymes (DNase and RNase), that is, a large group of enzymes that hydrolyze the phosphodiester bond between nucleic acid subunits. There are several types of nucleases depending on their specificity: exonucleases and endonucleases, ribonucleases and deoxyribonucleases, restrictases and some others.
The role of our NKases in the body is to remove foreign nucleic acids clogging neurons and to regulate the synthesis and decay of nucleic acids in cells….
The author has no doubts that the “Memori Rice” complex, which has so many useful features, is a prototype of future paratoropes. But there are big doubts that paratrops will be available to ordinary mortals.
Instead of “Memori Rice” it is possible to use a combination of vitamin and mineral complex “Alphabet”, tanakan, nooclerin, gliatilin and a preparation about which I will tell you more.
Brain Complex and gliatilin in capsules (previously, as far as I remember, it was only supplied in ampoules).
Brain Complex contains only 4 elements. These elements are valuable because all choline substances a la lecithin are adjusted for brain devouring without digestion – in phospholipid form.
So, the 4 substances of the Brain Complex preparation:
1. Phosphatidylserine. This outstanding member of the phospholipid family: “Found in the membranes of all body cells, with the highest concentrations of phosphatidylserine found in nerve cells. It plays a key physiological role in neuronal differentiation, activation processes, regeneration, synthesis and release of neurotransmitters (acetylcholine, etc.), ion movement and conduction of bioelectric current. Phosphatidylserine promotes optimal exposure of chemical receptors of nervous tissue, which regulate nervous processes, including the processes of division and growth of nerve cells. It also promotes the activation of glucose metabolism in the brain and increases the resistance of nerve cells to ischemic damage. Phosphatidylserine prevents the destruction of brain cells by microphages by inhibiting their phagcytic activity. It can pass through the blood-brain barrier and attach directly to brain tissue a few minutes after ingestion.”
After this quote, I think it is clear to everyone that phosphatidylserine improves memory and thinking (although I have the impression that modern science does not yet know why).
2. Phosphatidylcholine. It is the main food product of the entire nervous system (it is part of the nerve fiber sheaths; it ensures normal phospholipid metabolism) and, of course, the most important building material for brains.
3. Phosphatidylethanolamine. Comprises approximately 25% of the total phospholipid content of neuronal membranes. And that says it all.
4. Phosphatidylinositol. Contains the sugar inositol. Comprises approximately 5% of the total phospholipid content of nerve cell membranes. Plays an essential role in the functioning of neuronal cell membranes in brains and the transmission of certain hormonal signals (hormones plus mediators are cool).
Based on the book Mega Brain Power by Michael Hutchison with additions by Andrei Patrushev
Addendum :
Three generations of NOOTROPs
PSYCHOTROPES
MK Ultra PROJECT
4.1 Attention. Improvement of peripheral vision
An important factor of effective human activity is attention. The higher the level of attention, the more information he perceives, the faster the level of learnability and in general the efficiency of any of his activities.
The main element of attention is a person’s peripheral vision. Peripheral vision is the vision that perceives the picture located outside the area of central vision, i.e. on the sides when looking forward.
Thanks to peripheral vision we are well oriented in space and see in low light. And also, consider a much higher percentage of information from the surrounding space. Note that it is the nerve cells in the retina, the so-called rods, that allow us to see clearly in the periphery.
Disturbances or loss of peripheral vision can provoke eye diseases such as glaucoma, retinal pathologies, and optic nerve damage. When peripheral vision is disturbed or completely lost, the effect of tunnel vision occurs, when it seems as if you are looking at the world through a telescope.
So, the main benefit of increased peripheral vision is an increase in reading speed. This is due to a reduction in eye movements, so-called diagonal reading. This is when the reader does not run his eyes over each line, but focuses on the central points of the page and reads the text, combining central and peripheral vision. Exercises with Schulte tables can help develop this skill.
An additional plus is, for example, a more attentive vision of the interlocutor’s facial expressions (which, if you have specialized knowledge, about it in a separate material) will allow you to easily read the real thoughts and intentions of the interlocutor.
Technique:
Place the table at a distance of 50-80 centimeters from your eyes, focus on its central cell and without moving your eyes find all the numbers in order (from 1 to 25).
When performing the exercises, remember that you are training a long-term skill, and the main thing is not speed, but compliance with the described technique. Soon you will notice that it is more convenient and faster to look for numbers without eye movements than if you move your gaze to each of them. This is the achievement of the effect we need.
The main thing here is stable exercises, you need to devote 15-20 minutes a day to the table. After 2-3 weeks you will feel that the presented tables have become simple enough for you. In this case, you should find more complex variants of tables on the Internet: more elements, multicolor sequences of numbers, asymmetric and so on.
