Hello great welcomes and extended hugs. I've always felt that telepathy or something like this existed. I'm sure many of you have had these experiences.
Journc~lo f Sc rrnt~ficE xplorcltror~,V ol. 9, No. 2, pp. 223-229, 1995 0892-33 10195
0 1995 Society for Scientific Exploration
Psychokinetic Action of Young Chicks
on the Path of An Illuminated Source1
RENB PEOC'H
4 rue rks Genets, 44640 Saint Jean de Boiseclu, Frcince
Abstract - We tested the possible psychokinetic influence of 80 groups of
15 chicks on a randomly moving robot carrying a lighted candle in an otherwise
darkened room. In 7 1 % of the cases, the robot spent excessive time in
the vicinity of the chicks. In the absence of the chicks, the robot followed
random trajectories. The overall results were statistically significant at
p < 0.01.
Introduction
For the past 25 years, researchers in parapsychology have invented numerous
devices driven by random sources to test the hypothesis that consciousness
could alter their performance. For example, H. Schmidt (1 970, 197 1, 1973),
built an apparatus. which randomly selected the numbers 0, 1, 2 and 3 in an
equal distribution,and demonstrated that one or the other numbers would appear
more frequently in the presence of a human subject who tried consciously
to will this variation to occur. The results were significantly different from
the random expectation at probability of 1110,000. Since then, many other
experimenters have confirmed a psychic influence of humans on such "Random
Generators" (Radin & Nelson, 1989; Jahn et a]., 1987).
In an initial experiment (Peoc'h, 1986), we established that young chicks
aged from 1 to 7 days could attract towards them a robot controlled by a random
generator, and we subsequently developed this research further with the
use of a conceptually new machine, the Tychoscope 1, invented by P. Janin
(1977, 1988). (The name Tychoscope derives from the Greek "tukhe", which
means chance, and "skopein", which means to examine.) This was a small,
self-propelled robot driven by an internal random generator to move about on
a level surface in successive segments of random length and orientation. A
plotter attached to the robot traced a record of the movements, allowing graphic
recording of the path of the vehicle. The use of baby chicks was motivated
not only by the fact that they are easily obtained and maintained, but also by
the fact that birds are readily imprinted (Lorentz, 1978). After hatching from
the egg, many species of baby birds adopt the first close moving object as
their mother. We conditioned our chicks to adopt the Tychoscope as their
mother, by placing them for one hour alone in the presence of the moving
robot, every day for six days after their birth.
After this conditioning, we put the chicks in a transparent cage and left
them in this confinement. From their cage, they could see the robot moving
224 K. Peoc'h
about on the tloor. The objective of this experiment wa? to cee whether the
robot would continue to move at random, or- if it would inigrate towards the
chicks. It was found that the Tychoscope spent two and a half times longer on
the half of the surface closer to the chicks, compared to its motion when the
cage was empty (x' > 1 1. 11 < 0.00 1 ). Using chicks that had not been conditioned
to adopt the robot as their rnother, the I-obot moved in its nornlal random
motion (Peoc'h, 1986). It seemed therefore, that the effect on the Tychoscope
depended illore on the conditioning of the baby birds than on solme
common biological mechanism.
Bascd on these initial results, we undertook a new cycle of experiments, in
col1abo1- tion on wit11 the Foundation Odier de Psycho-phy\iqile, using a new Tychoscope
built by I<. 'kinguy ( 19'79,1987) and R. Peoc'h. This second generation
robot (Tychoscope 2, Figure 1 ) was the s~~bjeocft a doctoral thesis (Tanguy,
1987) and tooh several years t o develop. It is quite a bit larger than
Janin's Tychoscope 1 and is remote-controlled by radio waves emitted Sron~a
con~pi~ttehra t also records all of its ~novements,m aking control and calculation
JIIUC~e asier than befi~rc( Peoc'h, 1994).
The goal of this study was to asses\ the eff'ect of a group of 15 young chicks
on the path of Tychoscope 2 when it was carryi~iga lighted candle. Specifically,
we wanted to know whether chicks raised in darkness would be capable of'
pulling the light-bearing Tychoscope towards them to have more luminosity,
since they do not like to be in d:~rknesx during the day. In contrast to the earlier
study. these chicks were not exposed to the Tychoscope before the actual
experiment. The paper suminari~esth is most recent stuciy.
Fig. 1. 'I'llc Tycho\cope ~liventcdb y R. Tanguy (with cIi~cl\\in thc cage).
Psychokinetic Action of Chicks
Experimental Equipment
The Chicks
Male and female chicks of the Warren ISSA variety, born by a brooding system
at night, are isolated by groups of 15 in 20 x 2 1 x 13 cm cartons punched
with numerous air holes. The cartons are kept at 3 1" C and exposed to the variations
of natural luminosity. Food (water and flour) is distributed automatically,
and the chicks never see the experimenter. The experiments begin after
seven days of life, in a room free of noise.
The Rob01
Tychoscope 11 is approximately cylindrical in shape, 23 cm diameter, 15 cm
height. Its color is beige and it weighs about 2 kg. It is allowed to move about
on a flat surface 1.6 m long and 1 m wide. The device starts from the center of
the surface and runs for about 20 minutes. Its trajectory is recorded and memorized
by the computer, on line, for subsequent detailed analysis.
The Tychoscope rests on its base at three points: two wheels and a fixed
pivot leg. The wheels are set parallel to one another and always turn at the
same speed, but each of them is driven by a separate motor, and may revolve in
either direction. Thus, the robot may move straight forward, straight backward,
or rotate either clockwise or counter-clockwise. The actual movement
of the device is displayed as a jagged line trajectory on the computer screen.
As soon as the robot is switched on, it makes a clockwise or anti-clockwise
rotation of randomly assigned amplitude between 0" and 359". After this rotation,
it moves about in straight line segments, either forward or backward between
0 and 20 cm, interspersed with random rotations. The robot's trajectory
is circumscribed by a rectangular perimeter programmed by the computer, up
to 1 .O m x 1.6 m. When the exterior edge of the Tychoscope reaches the edge
of the perimeter, it stops immediately and will only proceed when the random
generator chooses a direction within the programmed perimeter. Although this
constraint imposes some departure from strict randomicity, it is common to all
calibration runs as well as to the active experiments. The radio control of the
robot has a range of some 15-20 meters. Power is provided by a rechargeable
battery within the interior of the robot with a lifetime of 55 minutes. The motors
drive the wheels in stepped increments of 113 mm. that can be compensated
for wear of wheels and axles.
The random generator that instructs the robot was invented by M. P. Janin
(1 986) and is based upon microelectronic noise associated with thermal electron
motion at a conducting interface. It is placed in a small box (10 x 7 x 3 cm)
and linked with the computer by electric cable. The small dimensions of this
machine make it possible to place it inside a lead box, a Faraday box, a container
full of water, etc., which can shield it against various types of electromagnetic
interference.
For each translation or rotation made by the robot, the computer records
226 R. Peoc'h
several parameters. A file in Windows Excel 3 records each movement forward
or backward, and the clockwise and anti-clockwise rotations. The number
of motorized steps is computed and recorded for both linear and rotary
movements. The position of the device relative to the departure point is
recorded as an abscissa and ordinate (x,y). The angles of the rotation are
recorded in degrees. The duration of each experiment (20 minutes) is programmed
to the second. All of the numerical data are listed in tabular
columns, allowing the computer to calculate different statistics, e.g., the average
of the x,y positions, the average number of steps in linear and rotary movements,
the variance of the data, etc.
Protocol
The experiment takes place in a darkened room, wherein the candle on top
of the Tychoscope is the only source of light. The closer the Tychoscope remains
to the chicks, the more light they receive. During their normal waking
cycle, the chicks do not like the dark and they will cry when the light departs.
They stop crying when the light returns.
Unlike our previous experiment, the chicks stay in their cage for 7 days after
birth without seeing the Tychoscope. Then each group of chicks undergoes the
experiment once a day for three consecutive days. Having not seen the robot
at all for a week, they have not adopted it as a kind of mother, but are more attracted
by their fellow creatures.
The chicks' glass cage, 30 cm x 18 cm, is always placed as shown in Figure 1
on the right of the rectangular surface. It is raised from the floor in such a way
that the chicks are at the same height as the candle. The candle has a diameter
of 3 cm and a minimum height of 10 cm.
At the end of each experiment the computer calculates the average position
of the robot over its 20 minutes of movement. It is the average of the x coordinates
that interests us and will be analyzed. If the average is positive it indicates
that the robot spent more time in the half of its space that is nearest the
chicks than in the other half (Figure 4).
Results
We did 80 active experiments with the chicks in groups of 15, and 100 control
experiments without any chicks or any observer. The average values of x
for each active experiment and for the control experiments are displayed as
histograms in Figures 2 and 3. In 57 out of 80 of the chick experiments, (7 1 %)
the robot spent more time in the chick half of its range, i.e the average value of
x in these 57 experiments is positive. On the other hand, in 50 of 100 controls,
the average value of x is positive and in 50 negative. The usual x2 test indicates
that the results of the chick experiments are significantly different from conPsychokinetic
Action of Chicks 227
-500 -400 -300 -200 -100 0 100 200 300 400 500 600
Fig. 2. The average value of x on 1 5 chicks.
-500 -400 -300 -200 -100 0 100 200 300 400 500
Fig. 3. The average value of x on control trials.
experiments is 105.1, compared to -0.10 for the controls, a difference that is
significant at p < 0.01.
We also noticed that in the experiments with the chicks, there was a larger
number of cases in which the robot had an average position greater than +400
or less than -400), compared to the controls (24% vs. 8%; x2 = 8.64,
p = <0.01). Figure 4 shows a particularly striking example of chick experiment
No. 35 in which it can be clearly seen that the Tychoscope remained near
the chicks (average x = + 474).
Remarks
It should be noted that the chicks have no awareness of the random generator
itself. This was placed near the computer in another room at a distance of 5
meters from the chicks and the Tychoscope. However, the size of the candle as
228 R. Peoc'h
Fig. 4. Experiment number 35 on 15 chicks in which the Tychoscope went towards the cage containing
the chicks.
well as the length of its wick do seem important in this experiment. If the light
given out by the candle is not sufficient, the chicks tend to fall asleep in the
dark. In that case, they seem to push away the Tychoscope, perhaps because
the light hinders them from sleeping. Furthermore, the time of day during
which the experiment takes place is also important. If the chicks fall asleep
during the experiment the results are very different. It is thus prohibited to do
the experiments at the end of the day. The experiments must take place in the
morning after the chicks wake up, or at the beginning of the afternoon.
As another form of control, we performed the chick experiment without a
candle on the robot, with the room filled with daylight. In this case no significant
deviation of the robot was observed, compared to the random expectation
(p > 0.8). Hence, it appears not to be the physical presence of the chicks that
causes the effect. Nor is it the presence of the lit candle that causes the disturbances
of the robot, since in the control experiments the lit candle was in
place. It is thus appears that both chicks and candle are required.
Acknowledgement
This research was supported by the "Foundation Marcel et Monique Odier
de Psycho-physique".
References
Chauvin, R. (1986). A PK Experiment with mice. JSPR, 53,348.
Jahn, R. G. and Dunne, B. J. (1988). Margins of Reality: The Role of Consciousness in the Physical
World. Harcourt Brace.
Jahn, R. G., Dunne, B. J. and Nelson, R. D. (1987). Engineering Anomalies Research. J. Scientific
Exploration, 1,2 1.
Janin, P. (1986). The Tychoscope. JSPR, 53,341.
Janin, P. (1977). Le Tychoscope. Psi re'alite', 1,37.
Janin, P. (1977). Psychisme et hasard. Parapsychologie, 4,5.
Psychokinetic Action of Chicks 229
Lorenz, K. (1978). Les fondements de I'Cthologie. Flammarion. Nouvelle hibliothbque scientifique,
338.
Peoc'h, R. (1 986). Mise en Cvidence d'un effet psycho-physique chez I'homme et le poussin sur le
tychoscope. Doctoral thesis, University of Nantes, 80 pages.
Peoc'h, R. (1988). Chicken imprinting and the tychoscope: an Anpsi experiment. JSPR, 55, 1.
Peoc'h, R. (1988). Action psychocinktique des poussins sur un gtnirateur alkatoire: le tychoscope.
Revue fran~aise de psychotronique, 1,3, 1 1 .
Peoc'h, R. (1994). Psychokin2se animale et hurnaine. Bulletin de la Foundation Odier, 2,23.
Radin, D. I. and Nelson, R. D. (1989). Evidence for consciousness-related anomalies in random
physical systems. Foundations c$Physics, 19, 12.
Rhine, J. B. (1952). The Problem of Psi-missing. Journal cflParapsychology, 16,90.
Schmidt, H. (1 970). A PK experiment with animals as subjects. Journal of Parapsychology, 34,4,
255.
Schmidt, H. (1970). A PK test with electronic equipment. Journal ofParapsychology, 34, 255.
Schmidt, H. (1973). A PK test with a high speed random number generator. Journal of Parapsychology,
37, 105.
Schmidt, H. (1 97 1). Mental influence on random events. New Scienti~at nd Science Journal, London,
p. 757.
Tanguy, R. (1979). Conception et Rialisation D'un Automate TClCcommandi de Type Tortue.
Rapport de stage D.E.A., Universiti Paris XI.
Tanguy, R. (1987). Un RCseau de Mobiles Autonomes pour L'Apprentissage de la Communication.
Doctoral thesis Paris 6,2 Decembre 1987.
-- -- - - - - - -- - -
h his paper has been substantially edited from its submitted form by Robert G. Jahn. (experiments with Rabbit kittens have been extremely amazing)
Twins and parallel experiences 11. mins
Here is one example and is from my files :-Journc~lo f Sc rrnt~ficE xplorcltror~,V ol. 9, No. 2, pp. 223-229, 1995 0892-33 10195
0 1995 Society for Scientific Exploration
Psychokinetic Action of Young Chicks
on the Path of An Illuminated Source1
RENB PEOC'H
4 rue rks Genets, 44640 Saint Jean de Boiseclu, Frcince
Abstract - We tested the possible psychokinetic influence of 80 groups of
15 chicks on a randomly moving robot carrying a lighted candle in an otherwise
darkened room. In 7 1 % of the cases, the robot spent excessive time in
the vicinity of the chicks. In the absence of the chicks, the robot followed
random trajectories. The overall results were statistically significant at
p < 0.01.
Introduction
For the past 25 years, researchers in parapsychology have invented numerous
devices driven by random sources to test the hypothesis that consciousness
could alter their performance. For example, H. Schmidt (1 970, 197 1, 1973),
built an apparatus. which randomly selected the numbers 0, 1, 2 and 3 in an
equal distribution,and demonstrated that one or the other numbers would appear
more frequently in the presence of a human subject who tried consciously
to will this variation to occur. The results were significantly different from
the random expectation at probability of 1110,000. Since then, many other
experimenters have confirmed a psychic influence of humans on such "Random
Generators" (Radin & Nelson, 1989; Jahn et a]., 1987).
In an initial experiment (Peoc'h, 1986), we established that young chicks
aged from 1 to 7 days could attract towards them a robot controlled by a random
generator, and we subsequently developed this research further with the
use of a conceptually new machine, the Tychoscope 1, invented by P. Janin
(1977, 1988). (The name Tychoscope derives from the Greek "tukhe", which
means chance, and "skopein", which means to examine.) This was a small,
self-propelled robot driven by an internal random generator to move about on
a level surface in successive segments of random length and orientation. A
plotter attached to the robot traced a record of the movements, allowing graphic
recording of the path of the vehicle. The use of baby chicks was motivated
not only by the fact that they are easily obtained and maintained, but also by
the fact that birds are readily imprinted (Lorentz, 1978). After hatching from
the egg, many species of baby birds adopt the first close moving object as
their mother. We conditioned our chicks to adopt the Tychoscope as their
mother, by placing them for one hour alone in the presence of the moving
robot, every day for six days after their birth.
After this conditioning, we put the chicks in a transparent cage and left
them in this confinement. From their cage, they could see the robot moving
224 K. Peoc'h
about on the tloor. The objective of this experiment wa? to cee whether the
robot would continue to move at random, or- if it would inigrate towards the
chicks. It was found that the Tychoscope spent two and a half times longer on
the half of the surface closer to the chicks, compared to its motion when the
cage was empty (x' > 1 1. 11 < 0.00 1 ). Using chicks that had not been conditioned
to adopt the robot as their rnother, the I-obot moved in its nornlal random
motion (Peoc'h, 1986). It seemed therefore, that the effect on the Tychoscope
depended illore on the conditioning of the baby birds than on solme
common biological mechanism.
Bascd on these initial results, we undertook a new cycle of experiments, in
col1abo1- tion on wit11 the Foundation Odier de Psycho-phy\iqile, using a new Tychoscope
built by I<. 'kinguy ( 19'79,1987) and R. Peoc'h. This second generation
robot (Tychoscope 2, Figure 1 ) was the s~~bjeocft a doctoral thesis (Tanguy,
1987) and tooh several years t o develop. It is quite a bit larger than
Janin's Tychoscope 1 and is remote-controlled by radio waves emitted Sron~a
con~pi~ttehra t also records all of its ~novements,m aking control and calculation
JIIUC~e asier than befi~rc( Peoc'h, 1994).
The goal of this study was to asses\ the eff'ect of a group of 15 young chicks
on the path of Tychoscope 2 when it was carryi~iga lighted candle. Specifically,
we wanted to know whether chicks raised in darkness would be capable of'
pulling the light-bearing Tychoscope towards them to have more luminosity,
since they do not like to be in d:~rknesx during the day. In contrast to the earlier
study. these chicks were not exposed to the Tychoscope before the actual
experiment. The paper suminari~esth is most recent stuciy.
Fig. 1. 'I'llc Tycho\cope ~liventcdb y R. Tanguy (with cIi~cl\\in thc cage).
Psychokinetic Action of Chicks
Experimental Equipment
The Chicks
Male and female chicks of the Warren ISSA variety, born by a brooding system
at night, are isolated by groups of 15 in 20 x 2 1 x 13 cm cartons punched
with numerous air holes. The cartons are kept at 3 1" C and exposed to the variations
of natural luminosity. Food (water and flour) is distributed automatically,
and the chicks never see the experimenter. The experiments begin after
seven days of life, in a room free of noise.
The Rob01
Tychoscope 11 is approximately cylindrical in shape, 23 cm diameter, 15 cm
height. Its color is beige and it weighs about 2 kg. It is allowed to move about
on a flat surface 1.6 m long and 1 m wide. The device starts from the center of
the surface and runs for about 20 minutes. Its trajectory is recorded and memorized
by the computer, on line, for subsequent detailed analysis.
The Tychoscope rests on its base at three points: two wheels and a fixed
pivot leg. The wheels are set parallel to one another and always turn at the
same speed, but each of them is driven by a separate motor, and may revolve in
either direction. Thus, the robot may move straight forward, straight backward,
or rotate either clockwise or counter-clockwise. The actual movement
of the device is displayed as a jagged line trajectory on the computer screen.
As soon as the robot is switched on, it makes a clockwise or anti-clockwise
rotation of randomly assigned amplitude between 0" and 359". After this rotation,
it moves about in straight line segments, either forward or backward between
0 and 20 cm, interspersed with random rotations. The robot's trajectory
is circumscribed by a rectangular perimeter programmed by the computer, up
to 1 .O m x 1.6 m. When the exterior edge of the Tychoscope reaches the edge
of the perimeter, it stops immediately and will only proceed when the random
generator chooses a direction within the programmed perimeter. Although this
constraint imposes some departure from strict randomicity, it is common to all
calibration runs as well as to the active experiments. The radio control of the
robot has a range of some 15-20 meters. Power is provided by a rechargeable
battery within the interior of the robot with a lifetime of 55 minutes. The motors
drive the wheels in stepped increments of 113 mm. that can be compensated
for wear of wheels and axles.
The random generator that instructs the robot was invented by M. P. Janin
(1 986) and is based upon microelectronic noise associated with thermal electron
motion at a conducting interface. It is placed in a small box (10 x 7 x 3 cm)
and linked with the computer by electric cable. The small dimensions of this
machine make it possible to place it inside a lead box, a Faraday box, a container
full of water, etc., which can shield it against various types of electromagnetic
interference.
For each translation or rotation made by the robot, the computer records
226 R. Peoc'h
several parameters. A file in Windows Excel 3 records each movement forward
or backward, and the clockwise and anti-clockwise rotations. The number
of motorized steps is computed and recorded for both linear and rotary
movements. The position of the device relative to the departure point is
recorded as an abscissa and ordinate (x,y). The angles of the rotation are
recorded in degrees. The duration of each experiment (20 minutes) is programmed
to the second. All of the numerical data are listed in tabular
columns, allowing the computer to calculate different statistics, e.g., the average
of the x,y positions, the average number of steps in linear and rotary movements,
the variance of the data, etc.
Protocol
The experiment takes place in a darkened room, wherein the candle on top
of the Tychoscope is the only source of light. The closer the Tychoscope remains
to the chicks, the more light they receive. During their normal waking
cycle, the chicks do not like the dark and they will cry when the light departs.
They stop crying when the light returns.
Unlike our previous experiment, the chicks stay in their cage for 7 days after
birth without seeing the Tychoscope. Then each group of chicks undergoes the
experiment once a day for three consecutive days. Having not seen the robot
at all for a week, they have not adopted it as a kind of mother, but are more attracted
by their fellow creatures.
The chicks' glass cage, 30 cm x 18 cm, is always placed as shown in Figure 1
on the right of the rectangular surface. It is raised from the floor in such a way
that the chicks are at the same height as the candle. The candle has a diameter
of 3 cm and a minimum height of 10 cm.
At the end of each experiment the computer calculates the average position
of the robot over its 20 minutes of movement. It is the average of the x coordinates
that interests us and will be analyzed. If the average is positive it indicates
that the robot spent more time in the half of its space that is nearest the
chicks than in the other half (Figure 4).
Results
We did 80 active experiments with the chicks in groups of 15, and 100 control
experiments without any chicks or any observer. The average values of x
for each active experiment and for the control experiments are displayed as
histograms in Figures 2 and 3. In 57 out of 80 of the chick experiments, (7 1 %)
the robot spent more time in the chick half of its range, i.e the average value of
x in these 57 experiments is positive. On the other hand, in 50 of 100 controls,
the average value of x is positive and in 50 negative. The usual x2 test indicates
that the results of the chick experiments are significantly different from conPsychokinetic
Action of Chicks 227
-500 -400 -300 -200 -100 0 100 200 300 400 500 600
Fig. 2. The average value of x on 1 5 chicks.
-500 -400 -300 -200 -100 0 100 200 300 400 500
Fig. 3. The average value of x on control trials.
experiments is 105.1, compared to -0.10 for the controls, a difference that is
significant at p < 0.01.
We also noticed that in the experiments with the chicks, there was a larger
number of cases in which the robot had an average position greater than +400
or less than -400), compared to the controls (24% vs. 8%; x2 = 8.64,
p = <0.01). Figure 4 shows a particularly striking example of chick experiment
No. 35 in which it can be clearly seen that the Tychoscope remained near
the chicks (average x = + 474).
Remarks
It should be noted that the chicks have no awareness of the random generator
itself. This was placed near the computer in another room at a distance of 5
meters from the chicks and the Tychoscope. However, the size of the candle as
228 R. Peoc'h
Fig. 4. Experiment number 35 on 15 chicks in which the Tychoscope went towards the cage containing
the chicks.
well as the length of its wick do seem important in this experiment. If the light
given out by the candle is not sufficient, the chicks tend to fall asleep in the
dark. In that case, they seem to push away the Tychoscope, perhaps because
the light hinders them from sleeping. Furthermore, the time of day during
which the experiment takes place is also important. If the chicks fall asleep
during the experiment the results are very different. It is thus prohibited to do
the experiments at the end of the day. The experiments must take place in the
morning after the chicks wake up, or at the beginning of the afternoon.
As another form of control, we performed the chick experiment without a
candle on the robot, with the room filled with daylight. In this case no significant
deviation of the robot was observed, compared to the random expectation
(p > 0.8). Hence, it appears not to be the physical presence of the chicks that
causes the effect. Nor is it the presence of the lit candle that causes the disturbances
of the robot, since in the control experiments the lit candle was in
place. It is thus appears that both chicks and candle are required.
Acknowledgement
This research was supported by the "Foundation Marcel et Monique Odier
de Psycho-physique".
References
Chauvin, R. (1986). A PK Experiment with mice. JSPR, 53,348.
Jahn, R. G. and Dunne, B. J. (1988). Margins of Reality: The Role of Consciousness in the Physical
World. Harcourt Brace.
Jahn, R. G., Dunne, B. J. and Nelson, R. D. (1987). Engineering Anomalies Research. J. Scientific
Exploration, 1,2 1.
Janin, P. (1986). The Tychoscope. JSPR, 53,341.
Janin, P. (1977). Le Tychoscope. Psi re'alite', 1,37.
Janin, P. (1977). Psychisme et hasard. Parapsychologie, 4,5.
Psychokinetic Action of Chicks 229
Lorenz, K. (1978). Les fondements de I'Cthologie. Flammarion. Nouvelle hibliothbque scientifique,
338.
Peoc'h, R. (1 986). Mise en Cvidence d'un effet psycho-physique chez I'homme et le poussin sur le
tychoscope. Doctoral thesis, University of Nantes, 80 pages.
Peoc'h, R. (1988). Chicken imprinting and the tychoscope: an Anpsi experiment. JSPR, 55, 1.
Peoc'h, R. (1988). Action psychocinktique des poussins sur un gtnirateur alkatoire: le tychoscope.
Revue fran~aise de psychotronique, 1,3, 1 1 .
Peoc'h, R. (1994). Psychokin2se animale et hurnaine. Bulletin de la Foundation Odier, 2,23.
Radin, D. I. and Nelson, R. D. (1989). Evidence for consciousness-related anomalies in random
physical systems. Foundations c$Physics, 19, 12.
Rhine, J. B. (1952). The Problem of Psi-missing. Journal cflParapsychology, 16,90.
Schmidt, H. (1 970). A PK experiment with animals as subjects. Journal of Parapsychology, 34,4,
255.
Schmidt, H. (1970). A PK test with electronic equipment. Journal ofParapsychology, 34, 255.
Schmidt, H. (1973). A PK test with a high speed random number generator. Journal of Parapsychology,
37, 105.
Schmidt, H. (1 97 1). Mental influence on random events. New Scienti~at nd Science Journal, London,
p. 757.
Tanguy, R. (1979). Conception et Rialisation D'un Automate TClCcommandi de Type Tortue.
Rapport de stage D.E.A., Universiti Paris XI.
Tanguy, R. (1987). Un RCseau de Mobiles Autonomes pour L'Apprentissage de la Communication.
Doctoral thesis Paris 6,2 Decembre 1987.
-- -- - - - - - -- - -
h his paper has been substantially edited from its submitted form by Robert G. Jahn. (experiments with Rabbit kittens have been extremely amazing)
Courtesy beta.diylol.com (also my comments in many posts of chaos / dissipative structures / tip over points, /my inverted V--- an egg has to come to exchange its form with the environment go into chaos, break down to break through. Chaos a very important unit / part of organisation). Perhaps world chaos ifit exchanges coherently as in Nature, as above, egg to chicken, caterpillar to butterfly, foetus to baby----however war, rape, abuse and so forth to ????? Chaos but!!!!!
Two UFO' witnessed and filmed by many, 10 mins
http://www.forbiddenknowledgetv.com/videos/patriot-act--ndaa/new-nsa-chief-declines-commenton-spyware-reports.html
The Hidden History of the Human Race. 52 mins.
MOST IMPORTANT. ALSO READ MY LATE FRIEND LlOYD PYE'S book' All yo Know is Wrong' Founder of the StarChild Project.
Now this raises some points. Consider the miserable sheep bleats of climatologists and the above. I have given in energygrid some of the points of pole shifts, such as North Pole Magnetic Drift Eastwards, the correlation between Solar cycles and CME's and the magnetosphere, the Schumann Resonance and so much more. Then consider the letter to NASA from 49 mixtures of astronauts, engineers, scientists of NASA employees:-
Post 202 Scroll down for details 49 Scientists and Astronauts dispute Climate Change. Then listen and look at the evidence in the Video above. THEN SEE the admission of the video of Giants, Vimana's and the like. I still feel that at some point beyond 70,000 years back our DNA was 'Tampered with' either by ET visitors as I have explained way back or from Cosmic energies which are now and then implanting new evolutionary 'ideas' into the DNA as explained way back in numerous Posts and Blogs, i.e., through the interface of the auric fine layers and found in the brain and tissues of organs fine capillary like interface and frequency crystalline substances. Also see the Sanskrit works of THE SAMARA SUTRADHARA. A quote from the many pages:-
https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=vVLZZkTcAV8C&pg=PA165&lpg=PA165&dq=mUKUL+sHARMA+fLIGHT+pATH&source=bl&ots=WWVXrPba8 A plethora of Vimana, and all sorts of craft and technology from ancient times. Truly Amazing. This can tie together Sitchin and the Twelfth Planet, Adamski, Von Daniken (Chariot of the Gods) Blumrich, and many others. My UFO STORY included.
http://www.glcoherence.org/monitoring-system/commentaries.html (Long but extremely important)
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The writing of ancient India are perhaps the richest in tales of aviation. The Mahabharata, an epic tells of an "aerial chariot", with the sides of iron and clad with wings,"
The Hindu Samara Sutradhara, a 11th century AD collection of texts dating back to antiquity holds a wealth of information on flight, treating many aspects of aircraft design and even advising on the proper clothing and diet for pilots.
"The aircraft which can go by its own force like a bird is called a Vimana," runs one passage. "The body must be strong and durable and built of light wood, shaped like a bird in flight with wings outstretched. Within it must be placed the mercury engine, with its heating apparatus made of iron underneath."
The text goes on to describe "the energy latent in mercury" at some length; unfortunately, though, it offers little information on how that energy was utilized.
The Ramayana, the great Indian epic describes a double decked circular aircraft with portholes and a dome – a configuration reminiscent of 20 th century flying saucer reports. Fueled by a strange yellowish white liquid, the craft was said to travel at the "speed of wind" attain heights that made the ocean look like "a small pool of water" and stop and hover motionless in the sky.
http://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/vimanas/esp_vimanas_4.htm
Courtesy springme. VIMANA.
https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=vVLZZkTcAV8C&pg=PA165&lpg=PA165&dq=mUKUL+sHARMA+fLIGHT+pATH&source=bl&ots=WWVXrPba8 A plethora of Vimana, and all sorts of craft and technology from ancient times. Truly Amazing. This can tie together Sitchin and the Twelfth Planet, Adamski, Von Daniken (Chariot of the Gods) Blumrich, and many others. My UFO STORY included.
A great read is Timothy Good in his new book 'Earth an Alien Enterprise' (Thistle Publishing) ISBN 9781910198407.
Normally I do not advertise, however I have met Timothy a few times, read his works, and although we have different slants on the subject I find his books are practical, full of documentation and honestly reported.
Richard Dolan and Dr Stephen Greer are in the same sort of category. I realise that many readers find this either repetitive, not real and grounded. However I was given the '1967' writings and this is my brief and ET and UFO are the main stay as one will see in the years to follow. You may say that UFO and ET are certainly in some instances non local as in title.
Until we fly together. Be Well Geoff.
Normally I do not advertise, however I have met Timothy a few times, read his works, and although we have different slants on the subject I find his books are practical, full of documentation and honestly reported.
Richard Dolan and Dr Stephen Greer are in the same sort of category. I realise that many readers find this either repetitive, not real and grounded. However I was given the '1967' writings and this is my brief and ET and UFO are the main stay as one will see in the years to follow. You may say that UFO and ET are certainly in some instances non local as in title.
Until we fly together. Be Well Geoff.
ADDENDUM
THE ERUPTIONS CONTINUE: For the 4th day in a row, sunspot AR2297 is crackling with solar flares. The latest, an M5-class eruption on March 9th at 23:53 UT, produced a low-frequency radio blackout over the South Pacific: map. NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory caught the explosion's extreme UV flash:
Radio bursts, which reached Earth shortly after the flare, suggest that a CME is emerging from the blast site traveling faster than 960 km/s (2.1 million mph). Confirmation awaits coronagraph imagery from the SOHO and STEREO spacecraft.
What is the source of all this activity? According to amateur astronomer John Chumack, "it's a great big Sea Turtle." Using a backyard solar telescope in Dayton, Ohio, he took this picture of the turtle's head on March 9th:(Courtesy spaceweather.com.) PLEASE BEAR IN MIND THE FOLLOWING LINKS:-
http://www.energygrid.com/destiny/geoff-freed/2010/10.htmlhttp://www.glcoherence.org/monitoring-system/commentaries.html (Long but extremely important)
This is Nassim Haramein a brilliant Physicist. This is yes 8 HOURS LONG HOWEVER THE VITAL INFORMATION IS roughly 5 hrs. 30 mins in and you can trawl through to it. I have watched this several times in the past and it vindicates my theory in the 1967 writings of the increased energies and the transmutation or ascension. Remember please I was sharing this in 1969 onwards after I had the courage to start to do certain workshops on the 1967 downloads.
notice the dates when I was doing these and 61 other subjects and this was after 26 years of pioneering before people would even listen without booing, aggression and many who felt it was right on. Nassim also mentions the duplicity of NASA ----my experience as well---having worked with a group of 489 others as associate to NASA---this was retired scientists engineers doctors and so called amateur persons as good as if not better than some of the qualified personnel and we skyped, emailed and had a spokesperson an astronaut and a astrobiologist who put the views of the consortium to them at a high level---these people could go beyond ' the box' of orthodoxy and academia 'norm' and so would be useful. Like they say in 'mission Impossible' should the wheel fall off so to speak, we will deny all knowledge of your existence and you are on your own.
May I kindly draw your attention to 25, 32, 36, 37, 41 THESE WERE TITLES IN THOSE DAYS WHICH DREW IN THE MANY TO THE WORKSHOPS.
THE UFO STORY AS ABOVE IS IN SYNOPSIS FORM IN :-
http://www.energygrid.com/destiny/geoff-freed/2005/05.html
http://www.energygrid.com/destiny/geoff-freed/2005/05.html
THE EDITOR OF of www,energygrid.com took part in one of the above workshops at least 15 to 20 years back from 2005 say 1985 or perhaps 1997. I presented the very early ones with my late partner Gilly Wells, this we combined on our tours around the UK at weekends to spread the word we also ran a magazine called Universal Approach, it ceased in 1978.
.X2-FLARE AND RADIO BLACKOUT: All week long, sunspot AR2297 has been crackling with solar flares. Yesterday it produced a really big one. On March 11th at 16:22 UT (09:22 PDT), Earth orbiting-satellites detected an X2-class flare. The blast zone was larger than Earth tself:
The X-flare scrambled the ionosphere thoroughly so that no decametric radio signals were supported in my part of the world," says Ashcraft. "The ionosphere started to reform after about fifteen minutes when stations began to reappear. (The stuff visible during the blackout was my own observatory electricity. Nothing exterior.)"
The X-flare scrambled the ionosphere thoroughly so that no decametric radio signals were supported in my part of the world," says Ashcraft. "The ionosphere started to reform after about fifteen minutes when stations began to reappear. (The stuff visible during the blackout was my own observatory electricity. Nothing exterior.)"
A coronal mass ejection (CME) was propelled into space by the explosion. However, we do not yet know if it will hit Earth. A glancing blow is possible on March 13th or 14th. Confirmation awaits the belated arrival of coronagraph data from SOHO. Stay tuned. (Courtesy for words and images from spaceweather.com HOWEVER THE BIOLOGICAL INFORMATION IS FROM MYSELF AND SPACEWEATHER MAY OR NOT AGREE WITH MY VIEW. PLEASE LOOK AT THE NASSIM HARAMEIN COMMENTS IN THE VIDEO ABOVE, THEY ARE VERY RELEVANT TODAY, IF NOT MORE SO, AND MY LINKS VERY IMPORTANT------THE SUNS POWER PLUS THE UPGRADE ENERGIES CAN STIR UP ALL SORTS OF THINGS----WARS, ACCIDENTS ---RAGE AND ANGER----FREAK WEATHER AND SO ON)
very important and is occurring today -------also why so much more UFO and ET around. See more in Nassim Haramein's video on UFO.
Another view of the cyclic nature of civilisations, birth rates, and climate change. Carbon emissions are a very small part of the picture. Much of the change now is chemtrails, GMO stuff, the cycles are mainly ignored. Climate change deliberately augmented is due to warmongering, weaponry and downright greed and selfishness by a cartel of rich sordid sick individuals and their minions, who are paying terrorists to be terrorists.
Be Cool, Be Well. Geoff
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