Soviet and Czechoslovakian parapsychology research

The main findings of the Soviet and Czechoslovakian parapsychology research mentioned in the report include:

– Soviet parapsychologists faced similar problems as their Western counterparts, with unstable observed phenomena and low probability of proving them in controlled tests.

– Soviet critics rejected many of the phenomena, claiming inadequate test conditions to prevent fraud.

– The Soviets focused on investigating methodology and quantifying observed phenomena.

– The Soviets may be the first to identify the field forces involved and the means by which they are generated.

– Soviet researchers demonstrated telepathic manipulation of consciousness and correlated it with EEG recordings.

– Soviet tests showed that the transmission of negative emotions elicited changes in brain activity, while positive emotions restored normalized brain activity.

– Soviet researchers found that someone else can telepathically transmit negative thoughts to a person.

– Soviet and Czech researchers accepted the reality of paranormal events and aimed to formulate a unified theory to describe the energy transformations involved.

– The Soviet emphasis on electrostatic and electromagnetic components of energy could contribute to understanding psychical phenomena.

– The application of psychotronics could potentially enhance human freedom and social development or be used for regimentation and enslavement.

– Psychotronics could help reduce human aggressive tendencies but also has potential as an effective weapon against groups of people and key leaders.

The report discusses the phenomenon of telepathic communication between people. It mentions that there are different theories and hypotheses regarding telepathy, including the electromagnetic hypothesis, the metaethereal hypothesis, and the psychic energy hypothesis. The report also mentions that the Soviet Union has conducted experiments on telepathy, including long-range thought transference experiments. It states that telepathic communication is independent of distance and does not rely on the known senses. The report presents qualitative and quantitative results from experiments on human telepathic communication, which were consistent with the Soviet electromagnetic hypothesis. 

The report mentions that there are different theories and hypotheses regarding psychic energy. One theory proposed by Krmessky suggests that psychic energy is similar to magnetism but with a finer structure and a fluid field. It is believed to be an energy field with easily movable plasma particles that act as elementary magnets. These particles are in a state of partial ordering and are influenced by external factors. Another theory proposed by Dr. Viktor Inyushin and Dr. Genady Sergeyev suggests the existence of a new form of energy called “bioplasma” or “psychotronic energy.” They believe that psychic phenomena, including psychokinesis, are a result of the interaction between the electrostatic charge and electromagnetic field of an object and the human operator’s field.

Source: https://archive.org/details/CIA-RDP96-00792R000600350001-3