Evidence of conscious levitation teleportation apports in China

Levitation and Apports in China

t is the sleep-dynamo that tells us that Mind can effortlessly bend the geodesics of space-time. On a subconscious level, we all do it every night when we sleep. Some yogis can operate the sleep-dynamo or prana-pump while awake, in trance. What I mean by "Mind" is something virtually unknown to modern science, even unknown to most members of the various Societies for Psychical Research (SPR). I define "Mind" capitalized like that as the entire non-physical part of a human being as seen by a person with really well-developed HSP powers. It was Shafica Karagulla (see bibliography) who discovered HSP. HSP is a power of perception we all have when Out-Of-Body. It is how we perceive physical objects without our eyeballs! For more information, return to the index and first click on "7 psi facts" and then on "new mind."

ccording to General Relativity, distorting the geodesics could easily account for levitation, which is how UFOs ghost along silently close to the ground, or zoom away at high speed. It must also account for apports, also known as teleportation, which is how a UFO disappears in one place and instantaneously appears many light-years away. However, General Relativity does not explain this. The geometry of the universe must be more complicated than Einstein thought, perhaps more like the universe conceived by Stephen Hawking, as described in The Universe in a Nutshell.

evitation is the movement of objects by the powers of mind alone, without touching them or using any physical mechanism. Teleportation is the popular term for the instantaneous transfer of an object from one place to another, without being moved along in-between. The term used by psi researchers is "apport" from the Latin apportare (to carry to a place).

n this chapter, I describe some of the writings of Zhu Yi Yi, of Shanghai, a biology graduate of the Shanghai Fu Dan University, and staff writer for Ziran Zazhi (Nature Journal). A translation and summary of her work is found in Incredible Tales of the Paranormal edited by Alexander Imich, Ph.D. Despite the somewhat sensational title of this book, this is a scholarly collection of Psi research outside the English speaking world. The studies come from Italy, Iceland, Brazil, Poland, Russia and China.

he Chinese cases especially appeal to me, because, (1) they are all done under normal lighting conditions, (2) there is no medium and no "spirits" involved, (3) the psychics are all amateurs, mostly young girls 12-19, who are able to do what they do with little or no practice, (4) the principal investigators are usually professors of physics or other sciences, and (5) these are contemporary studies, begun about 1980 and on-going. The Chinese seem quite open to the investigation of Psi phenomena, and place no mental limitations on what is possible or impossible.

ll sorts of psi phenomena are represented. If any of the terms I use are unfamiliar, see Seven Reproducible Psi Facts.

he first psi phenomenon to catch Zhu Yi Yi's attention were cases of HSP perception. Subjects could read pieces of paper put inside various objects. Some subjects had the same kind of "x-ray" vision exhibited by Karagulla's "Diane." In other words, they could look inside a person's body. On one occasion Professors Xu Xinfang and Xia Xugan brought a 12 year old girl named Hu Lian to see Mr. Yao, a member of the Science Committee of Xuan Chen city. Mr. Yao had a piece of shrapnel left in his body from the war. The girl correctly pointed out the position of this piece of shrapnel and accurately drew its shape. This was verified by Mr. Yao's x-ray films, which he had in his house. Few people knew about Mr. Yao's shrapnel, although it is always possible that this young girl had heard about it.

he next kind of HSP perception was reading with the ear. Yes, that's what I wrote, "reading with the ear." Words or phrases were written down, usually in Chinese characters, balled up and placed in the psychic's ears. After a few minutes, they could read the phrases, or describe the shapes if unfamiliar. Beijing Professors trained 10 year olds, and found that 60 percent of them could be trained to read with their ears. Shanghai investigators were similarly able to train juveniles in this art. This is very reminiscent of the Russian success at training juveniles in dermo-optic vision. Eventually, it was discovered that the psychic children could read with the ball under their foot or in their armpit, or by chewing it up.

ext, a boy was discovered who exhibited HSP control over mechanical watches. He could make them run fast or slow. If several watches were put on him, some would run fast, and some would run slow. In the terms of my theory of the mind as a natural object, this boy was "pushing the probabilities" that affect surface friction between mechanical parts, such as the escapement. By reducing the friction, the watch would run fast. Increase the friction and the watch would run slow. He had no effect on electronic watches. All this was quite unconscious. The boy had these abilities with no training.

rofessors Zheng Tianming, Luo Xing, and Zhu Mingling of the University of Yun Nan devised a test for simple psycho-kinesis, the same general phenomenon that is exhibited in levitation. They took the watches apart, so that the face with its hands, was separated from the mechanism. They found several juveniles who could make the watch hands move rapidly without touching them. This might be a good screening test for children who have PK ability. The watch hands are very light, and it would take very little force to make them move.

inally, we come to apports. The first case brought to Zhu Yi Yi's attention was that of a young girl named Yang Li who could "remove the cigarettes." Ms. Zhu herself counted the cigarettes which were put inside a cardboard box with a lid. After awhile, Yang Li said "one had been removed." The box was opened, the cigarettes counted, and sure enough, one was missing. Where it went to is unknown.

here were also children who could apport something into a closed container. In this case, the containers were teacups with lids on them and the objects apported into the cups were flowers and flower buds. The source of one of the Jasmine buds was discovered. It came from a Jasmine plant growing in a pot on Mr. Yang's balcony. This incident took place at the home of Yang Li, mentioned above (in Chinese the Surname comes first) in the town of Kun Ming, famous for its flowers. Zhu Yi Yi invited two 12 year old girls trained for two years under Professors Luo Xinfun and Zheng Tianming, who also came along for the test. There were four young girls in all, and all were able to apport flowers and buds into the teacups, although none of them had tried this particular experiment before.

he Chinese studies suggest that young children, about 10 or 12, are more likely than adults to exhibit psi abilities spontaneously. They are also more trainable, and their abilities improve with practice. They were rewarded only with the delight and amazement their successes evoked from the adults. This is the way psi research should be done, quite the opposite from the boring card guessing or dice rolling of J.B. Rhine and the parapsychologists. Psi is, after all, a mental ability, not something that can be done by machines. Social and psychological factors have to be relevant.

oday, China may be in the forefront of Psi research, largely because of the chilling effect of CSICOP (the psi-cops) on the West. The Chinese investigators have no pre-set notions of what is possible or impossible. Instead of treating their subjects like frauds when they exhibit psi abilities, they treat them like the special and advanced human beings they are. A psychic meets nothing but discouragement and disparagement in the West, and widespread approval and delight in China.

hu Yi Yi does not expect anyone to believe in psi abilities just from reading about it. It follows that the key to universal acceptance is the training of children to exhibit psi abilities, so that sooner or later, everyone witnesses examples of it for themselves. Thus, I do not expect this chapter or the "Seven Facts" chapter to convince everyone. As you see from my "Autobiography" I have been fortunate enough to witness macro psychokinesis, in the form of table-tipping.

here is a way all this might change. My theory of the mind, a testable non-reductionist theory based on 20th Century physics, a theory which explains all the major phenomena of Psychical Research, has as a consequence some tests which physicists can perform in the laboratory. If my theory is right, these will be reproducible, produce-on-demand psi events, measurable with physical equipment. If I can persuade any physicist to perform these tests, and if the theory passes muster, our Western attitudes toward psi phenomena would change very rapidly.

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