I simply do not see why so many of you are skeptical. You yourselves know of our as-of-yet unreached potential in the dream world…what makes this plane so damn different?
I can’t believe this hasn’t yet been mentioned. Soviet scientists did tons of research in the 1960s dealing with the “supernormal.” What they have concluded was that telekinesis, telepathy, remote viewing, kirlian photography, remote hypnosis, (among a slew of others) are in fact real, testable phenomena. Read the book Psychic Discoveries Behind the Iron Curtain written by Shiela Ostranderto see for yourselves. Very strong evidence of the “paranormal.” I’m about halfway done, and can provide no summary as of yet
On the topic of TK, the soviets tested a housewife named Nelya Mikhailova for a few years. She’d perform various feats of PK, most of which you’d call outrageous. Some things of note:
ability to spin a compass needle
ability to manipulate household objects (e.g. making bread “jump” into her mouth from the table)
ability to form rough silhouettes on photographic paper
Each time she performed one of these feats, she’d lose several pounds during the experiment (maybe this wouldn’t happen if she “drew” from a source, who knows?), sometimes lost eyesight, feel sick, etc etc
I believe she suffered a mild heart attack and so they found a replacement. I can’t remember her name off the top of my head…but she was able to do many of the things Nelya became famous for AND
stopped the heart of a living frog
caused heart disruptions in a living man
Pretty cool stuff. I really suggest you read the book…anyway, they hooked her to all sorts of wires and measured her vitals…they discovered “pulses” of energy flowing from her just as she began her feats (often times it would take hours to warm up.) They even made movies of her doing these things (there are a few pictues int he book)
Sorry for the rant, but if anyone wants a quote from that particular section, I’d be happy to get it out of my car a bit later. Oh, and it’s out of print now.